Come to Lorne Ave this Saturday (August 21^st) from 11-3 and support WANAR Rescue BBQ and help Break the Tundra with donated pet food from Horizon. 

Your pet may love car rides, and you may love an adorable driving companion, but this summer make sure that pet's are not left unattended in hot vehicles! 

There is no safe amount of time to leave your pet in the car on a warm day. Animals are much more prone to heat stroke than humans, and the temperature inside a vehicle can rise between 8-10 degrees in just 10 minutes on a 30-degree day! Make sure to plan your route so that pets are never left unattended, or plan visits at pet friendly locations like Early's. Check out this video produced by Saskatoon Media Group and the Saskatoon SPCA.

Experts Scott, Elly and Audra talk about Winter at Early's. Including keeping your pet warm during the cold weather, feeding livestock cost effectively and trying hydroponic indoor growing!

Learn more about the all-in-one pet supplements in stock at Early's. These products include all the trace vitamins, minerals, amino acids, probiotics, glucosamine and MSM for your furry friend!

ICE MELTER & PET SAFETY

NOTE: NO Ice Melter is 100% pet safe! All Ice Melter can be dangerous to animals when used improperly.

Make sure to avoid Ice melting products that contain ingredients toxic or harmful to animals including:

• magnesium chloride
• potassium chloride
• calcium magnesium acetate
• calcium chloride
• calcium carbonate

Our Suggestion:

PAW THAW: 

Main melting ingredient is PESTELL--propylene glycol which is used in the production of personal health care products (veterinary & food). This product is safe for pets, children, vehicles and is very environmentally safe when used as directed. (please review instruction before application for best results).

When used as directed this product is:

• noncorrosive
• does not cause burns to humans or animals.
• cuts through 1-inch-thick ice 
• fast acting 
• helps roughen surface on thicker ice.

To ensure safety while using any Ice Melter:

1.  Use non-toxic, pet friendly ice melting products.
2. Clean your dog’s paws after contact with Melter products.
3. Avoid areas where Melter is used when with your pet.
4. Use dog boots or socks when walking for additional protection.
5. Monitor your pet and make sure they do not consume any Ice Melter products.