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Never
give Tylenol, Aspirin or Ibuprofen to your pet. While aspirin has in
the past been used as an anti-inflammatory in dogs, there are newer
and safer medications available. Also, these drugs can be fatal if
used in cats, even in small amounts.
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Never
administer any over the counter medication before first checking with
the doctor.
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Feeding
bones or rich meats and gravies to your dog can cause obstruction,
pancreatitis, vomiting or diarrhea.
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Always
quarantine any stray or newly acquired pet before introducing them to
other family pets and until veterinary examination is complete.
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Never
leave a puppy unattended in your house or yard (fenced or unfenced)
there are many dangers lurking. We prefer crating
your puppy while you are away.
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Never
travel with your Rottweiler unrestrained. In the event of an accident,
many rescue personnel are afraid of them, and your dog could be
injured or even killed. He may also escape if you are incapacitated.
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Never
leave home with your dog unless he/she is permanently identified. This
ensures easy return in the event the unimaginable occurs. We recommend
and provide for our puppies, AVID microchips.
