just for pets christmas gift guide
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At Just for Pets, we love Christmas and we love pets! So putting together this Christmas Gift Guide for pets has been quite a treat for us! This edition looks at giving your dog a healthy Christmas, how to entertain your cat to save your tree, as well as advice on looking after the wild birds in your garden this Christmas. We have gifts for your feline and canine friends from just £1.99, and even gifts for rabbits and guinea pigs! Don’t forget we also have an extensive range of toys, food and accessories in store and online at justforpets.uk.com and in store.TRANSCRIPT
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Christmas
GiftsOffers end December 24th 2015
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Penguin or Santa Dog Toy
£1.99
It’s Christmas time!
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Fab Winter Dog Scarf
£4.99
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Fab Reindeer Dog Toy
£3.9922426
At Just for Pets, we love Christmas and we love pets! So putting together this Christmas Gift Guide for pets has been quite a treat for us! This edition looks at giving your dog a healthy Christmas, how to entertain your cat to save your tree, as well as advice on looking after the wild birds in your garden this Christmas. We have gifts for your feline and canine friends from just £1.99, and even gifts for rabbits and guinea pigs! Don’t forget we also have an extensive range of toys, food and accessories in store and online at justforpets.uk.com and in store.
We would like to wish all our customers and their pets a very Merry Christmas!
The Just for Pets Team
Santa Dog Sweater
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Christmas Pudding Dog Ball
£2.49
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DOG TOYS & ACCESSORIES
Gifts from as low as £1.99
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It’s Christmas time!
Carnilove 12kg
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Purina ProPlan 14kgWAS £51.45-£54.25
NOW £40 16412
It’s a Dog’s Dinner! Keeping your dog healthy this Christmas.Although this advice may lack Christmas cheer, it is important that all dog owners are aware of the dangers of giving their canine friends human food at Christmas.
Christmas is a time for indulgence and many of us fill our cupboards and fridges up with delicious goodies for the whole family. Many foods that are a treat for us are deadly for dogs and it’s important that you know what’s not safe to feed your dog.
• Don’t feed your dogs mince pies. The mince pies contain foods that are toxic for dogs, such as raisins.
• Grapes are also toxic and should never be fed to dogs as they cause kidney failure.
• Human chocolate. Be very careful with all chocolate treats as they can prove to be fatal when given to dogs. Make sure the whole family knows to keep chocolates well out of reach of your furry family members. Instead buy special treats for your dog such as Goodboy Chocolate Drops for dogs.
• Dogs should never be given alcohol or foods with alcohol in it.
• Chicken and turkey bones are not suitable to give to dogs. The bones are a choking risk and need to be kept out of reach.
• Christmas plants that are toxic to dogs are: mistletoe, ferns, poinsettias and spider plants.
James Wellbeloved Pouch 10pkWAS £7.99
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Rosewood Santa Hat
£1.99
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Treat your pet this Christmas...
Christmas Cat Collar
£4.99
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GoodGirl Cat Socking
£3.695028
Live Christmas trees are actually mildly toxic to cats, so during the festive season it’s important to keep your cat entertained so they are not tempted to climb and play with your Christmas decorations.
We would recommend getting your cat some new toys to play with, to help distract them. If you are a proud owner of an adventurous kitty then make sure the cat and tree are never left alone!
Save the Tree & Entertain the Cat!
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Cat Toy Stocking
£7.9922749
Reindeer Teaser
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CAT TOYS & ACCESSORIES
Here are a few idea to entertain your kitty• Introduce plenty of toys. There are all sorts of toys
available so try and rotate the toys so there is always something new to play with.
• Activity centres provide your cat with lots of levels to play on. Cats enjoy getting into elevated positions whether to watch what’s happening or to settle down and relax on.
• Give your cat your attention at least once a day. Try grooming one day and playing a game the next.
• If you’re going to be out for long periods of time remember to leave on the TV or the radio for their entertainment.
• Clear off areas of your shelves, on top of your wardrobes and the kitchen units just for your cat to use.
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James Wellbeloved Cat Food Turkey 1.5kg
WAS £12.19
NOW £10.00
Treat your pet this Christmas...
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Fab Mini Play Post
WAS £7.00
NOW £6.30
Fab Tunnel & Bed Cat Post
WAS £34.99
NOW £31.49
Fab Standing Cat Post
WAS £15.00
NOW £13.50
Fab Giant Cat Play CentreWAS £99.99NOW £89.99
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All Fab Cat Scratchers
Something special for Christmas dinner...
Dreamies Turkey Treats
£1.00Gourmet Perle Chefs
Selection 4x12 Pack 85g
£5.29
HiLife tempt me! Poultry Presentation 8 x 85g
£3.99
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With the weather turning and the days shortening, it is time to consider the wild animals that frequent our gardens. These gifts are perfect for anyone that loves wild birds, and wants to attract more to their garden.
Treat the wild birds...
SUPPORTING BRITISH WILDLIFE
Fab Wooden Bird TableWAS £24.99
NOW £19.9914800
Fab Wooden Bird Table and Nut Feeder
WAS £27.00
NOW £22.0019489
Butterfly Fat Ball Wild Bird Feeder + 2 pack fat balls FREE
£14.99
FREE
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Birdy Butter 350g
£3.9922499
Berry ‘n’ Bugs Suet Block 6 Pack
£8.9915429
Feathered Friends Mealworms 700g
£17.9915477
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Treat the wild birds...How should I feed the wild birds this Winter?
November
Begin to feed high-energy foods such as black sunflower seeds and sunflower hearts. Try putting out some high fat treats such as suet blocks now, this will allow birds to begin to build up their fat reserves ready for the winter.
December
Winter-feeding will really begin this month; try not to disturb birds first thing in the morning, as this is the peak time for feeding.Don’t forget the wild birds over Christmas, especially if you are going away. Make sure that feeders are topped up and that you provide plenty of good, quality foods through this important month.
January
Make sure that there is always plenty of fresh water available and that you clean out your feeders regularly. Feed high energy foods such as black sunflower seeds, sunflower hearts, hi-energy seeds or high calorie treats such as fat balls or suet blocks containing peanuts or fruit. Peanuts can be high in a natural toxin, so only ever buy peanuts that contain, guaranteed, non-detectable amounts of aflatoxin.Look out for winter visitors such as mistle thrush, nuthatch and redwing in addition to your usual variety of garden birds.
February
It remains important to feed high-energy foods with plenty of calories throughout February so your wild birds can build up the extra fat reserves to help them to survive the long cold nights.Keep feeding foods such as sunflower hearts and seeds and high-energy seed mixes as well as high calorie treats such as fat balls. Nyjer seeds are small, black seeds that have high oil content and are particular favourites with siskin or goldfinches.Check that your nest boxes are not damaged and that they are clear of foliage.
Small Animal HomeWAS £35.99
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FAB Hedgehog
500g £3.792kg £10.49
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Spikes Relish Hedgehog Food 100g
55p each12278
Fab Robin & Tit Mix with Insects 2.5kg
£9.8915267
Fab Wild Bird Peanuts 2.8kg
£10.6915265
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Reindeer Hamster Bed
£2.9919333
All Hutches & Small Animal Housing
Small Animal Festive Tree Treat
£3.4922736
Small Animal Christmas Treat Shapes
£1.9922738
Small animal treats this Christmas...
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Rabbits don’t hibernate during the winter, but that doesn’t mean they don’t need help keeping warm. Wild rabbits have plenty of space to run around and stay active and as a result they are able to cope with the colder weather. Pet rabbits often don’t have as much freedom, limited to the space available in their hutches and runs only. As a result they need some help in fighting off the cold.
Check the Condition of the Hutch
Make sure the rabbit hutch is in good condition. Repair any holes that let in draughts, fix the wiring on the doors to ensure there are no gaps or sharp wiring poking out that could injure your pet. The roof of the hutch should also be in good condition with a suitable covering that will protect your rabbit from the rain and the wind. Think about moving the hutch especially if its current location is out in the open. Find a sheltered spot that will stop the wind and the rain from blowing in through the wired openings.
Insulate the Hutch
Stock up on straw and increase the amount you use as the temperatures drop outside. If you keep it dry and change it regularly it will provide the perfect insulation for your pet rabbit. Fill the nesting box out with plenty of straw but don’t neglect the rest of the hutch, you’ll need lots especially during the winter.
Feeding and Exercise
Increase the amount of food you provide your rabbit during the colder months. The food will help them to keep a regular body temperature and help them to withstand the drop in temperature. Provide plenty of feed along with hay and some fresh food.
Finally it’s important not to neglect the amount of exercise your rabbit is going to need. Decide on a suitable exercise location to use as an exercise spot in all weather conditions – a cool room in the home, a sheltered area of the garden or the garden shed. Take the rabbit out during the middle of the day if possible and allow it to have a good run. Be sure to use a rabbit run to prevent your rabbit from nibbling any wires or getting into mischief.
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Animal Health
Flea & Tick TreatmentsEven though the temperatures are dipping there is still the need to treat your pets for fleas and ticks. Fleas can survive in low temperatures and their eggs are often nestled away protected from any cold. Once the fleas are on your pet they get to enjoy the warmth of our houses. If you are unsure about flea treatments we have experts’ on hand to help, our VacciPet Clinics also offer flea & worm treatments to cats and dogs in store.
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NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARYJoin your pet up to VacciLife+ (£89.99) which offers your pet a lifetime of protection covering your pets annual health check and annual booster vaccination.
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WormersAs long as your dog is cleaning it’s self and your cat is out hunting there will still be the need to treat them for worms. Keep up with worming every 3 months even in the colder months.
Small animal treats this Christmas...
CalmersCalmers are great for pets that find Christmas and all the comings and goings stressful.
Christmas clinic times may vary. Please check before travelling.
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