BirdDog CatFish will have two pet adoption days in February.
If you would like more information about Pause for Paws visit their website www.pfpsd.org
Low cost vaccine clinics are back! Now on Sunday instead of Saturday.
Bird Dog & Cat Fish pet shop will be sponsoring their low cost vaccinations on Sunday, February 26th from 9am to 11am.
The Pause for Paws Pet Adoption will be held at BirdDog CatFish Pet shop December 10th. The adoption even will last from 11am through 3pm. The pet adoption is a monthly event happening the second Saturday each month.
If you would like more information about Pause for Paws visit their website www.pfpsd.org
The Pause for Paws Pet Adoption will be held at BirdDog CatFish Pet shop November 12th. The adoption even will last from 11am through 3pm. The pet adoption is a monthly event happening the second Saturday each month.
If you would like more information about Pause for Paws visit their website www.pfpsd.org
Pet Howwwl-O-Ween Contest
Halloween isn’t just for kids!
Enter your pets in a costume contest at Bird Dog & Cat Fish Pet Shop.
Prizes will be awarded for the most original costumes. All pets are welcome and will receive Halloween treat bags.
PRIZES
1st Place $100.00 Gift Card.
2nd Place $ 50.00 Gift Card.
3rd Place $ 25.00 Gift Card.
When: Sunday October 30 3:00-4:00pm
Where: Bird Dog & Cat Fish Pet Shop
For more information, call 830-980-8900
Come join us for a Spook-Tacular Time
Come see our three adorable hedgehogs. They have bright eyes and wiggly noses and are just waiting for the right person to take them home.
Hedgehogs are quiet nocturnal animals, but they do make happy snuffling and purring sounds. Hedgehogs are insectivores and require special high protein-low fat food readily available at pet stores. Never feed your hedgie grapes, avocados,nuts or raisins as they may harm your pet.
Life spans for hedgies vary from 9 years to the average 3 to 5 years. They fit into the palm of your hand and weigh 1 to 1 ½ pounds. Proper socialization is necessary so you must pay attention to your pet every day. They don’t like loud noises or rough handling.
Hedgehogs need a water bottle, food dish, and a den to hide away during the day. They must have an exerciser wheel as they need the exercise. Hedgehogs do not need another hedgie to keep them company. They prefer to be by them selves. However, hedgehogs may enjoy soft cat toys or stuffed animals for entertainment.
Hedgehogs are fun
Hedgehogs are neat
Hedgehogs love to run
They also purr and tweet.
The Pause for Paws Pet Adoption will be held at BirdDog CatFish Pet shop October 8th. The adoption even will last from 11am through 3pm. The pet adoption is a monthly event happening the second Saturday each month.
If you would like more information about Pause for Paws visit their website www.pfpsd.org
In the article Pest Removal Using Invertebrates, I talked about several species of invertebrates that can help eliminate nuisance algae and various pest species from your aquariums. This article will do the same, but will be talking about fish that can help eliminate and control various algae and invertebrate pests. Same rules apply to fish, they can’t read, and often don’t know what they are supposed to eat and what they are not supposed to eat. These suggestions are guidelines only, and you should monitor any new additions carefully. (more…)
There are many different types of invertebrates that will help you control common aquarium pests. All of these should be maintained in a copper/medicine free invert only or reef tank. Some of them also will cause some problems of their own, and I will attempt to list them all. Caution is always required when adding new species to any tank. Every tank is different, and the interaction between species is difficult to predict. Remember, invertebrates and fish do not know how to read, so they often don’t know what they are supposed to eat and what they are not supposed to eat. (more…)
Bird Dog & Cat Fish pet shop will be sponsoring their low cost vaccinations on Saturday, July 3rd from 9am to 11am.
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