Welcome to the Easter Edition of the newsletter.

Be sure to remind everyone in your family of the danger of feeding your dog
Easter Chocolate. Chocolate contains theobromine, a stimulant related to caffeine, that´s harmless to us but toxic to dogs. It can cause
vomiting and
diarrhea,
restlessness and
hyperactivity,
excessive thirst and
increased urination, a
rapid heart rate and
excessive panting. Larger amounts can be fatal. Although the greatest risk comes from cooking chocolate it isKids plus Easter's chocolate availability that creates added risk. Call your vet (after hours if it's a Sunday and holiday!! You know what THAT means!) if your dog shows any of these signs.
Do you have a rabbit? Train Your Bunny to Sit in an Easter Basket-- Enjoy Easter with a real Easter Bunny—yours!
Heads up for the International Dog Bite Prevention week in May
The
Auckland little boy whose dogbite may have been prevented by the fun lessons included in the Dog Bite Prevention Programme--
Doggone Safe.
If you have a living room full of kids, or know a few cub scouts or a classroom that would like us to come and present during the month of May, let us know. We GUARANTEE that kids will have fun learning about being a Dog Detective!