Posted by Grange Co-op on 11th Jan 2022
The winter weather brings ice and snow that can lead to falls. Trying to shovel the ice off of steps and sidewalks is nearly impossible. The ice clings to the surface and doesn’t want to let go. That’s when people turn to deicers to make the ice melt. The problem with this is that most of these products are a threat to pet safety.
Deicers contain chemicals that are toxic to pets. They can get the deicer between their paw pads, causing their… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 22nd Sep 2021
Lyme Disease in Dogs - How to Prevent Infection
Also known as
Lyme borreliosis, Lyme disease is a bacterial disease canines are susceptible to. It is transmitted by a certain species of infected ticks that contain a bacterium called Borrelia burgdoferi.
Once this bacterium is within the bloodstream, it can quickly compromise organ health and ultimately make your pet extremely ill. At Grange Co-op, we recognize pets are more than that… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 13th Aug 2021
Getting a pet kitten or cat is an exciting decision! With their playful and fun temperament, felines can make great pets. If you're a new cat parent, you may have questions about care and health practices. Cats are generally easy to care for, often requiring less maintenance than other pets. And, once you learn the fundamental cat health tips, all you have left is to shower them in love and have fun enjoying your new furry friend. Continu… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 25th Sep 2020
Even though
dogs are carnivores and need ample amounts of meat in their diet, you can give your pooch fruit and veggie treats occasionally. This is because fruits and vegetables are full of beneficial nutrients that will only add to your dog’s diet. Moreover, it can be pretty hard to resist those puppy dog eyes. Also, as you must have learned from experience by now, dogs eat pretty much everything that they find in their path!&
Ho… Read more