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Sharni's Petcare

Locality: Townsville, Queensland

Phone: +61 402 121 568

Address: Nerita Court 4561 Townsville, QLD, Australia

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09.05.2022 Animals talk. We just need to listen.

05.05.2022 Good Morning all from the SPARQ Family & the Small Paws in our care

16.04.2022 All buster wanted was his own room...

06.04.2022 It's Time To Dance!

19.03.2022 Today’s The Forever Dog Longevity Tip Add some apiaceous vegetables (e.g., carrots, cilantro, parsnips, fennel, celery, parsley) to your dog’s dry or canned ...food! These gems contain polyacetylenes, an unusual class of organic compounds that has antibacterial AND antifungal benefits. They play a key role in detoxifying several cancer-causing substances, specifically MYCOTOXINS. Mycotoxins are tasteless, odorless fungal toxins found in pet food ingredients that cause organ damage and immune problems. Eliminating mycotoxins from your dog’s body can be really difficult but serving up apiaceous veggies is a great way to enhance the metabolism of these toxic compounds! Raw or cooked, carrots and parsnip slices make great training treats, while cilantro, parsley, and fennel can be minced and mixed in with your dog’s food. This easy food hack is one of many simple strategies Rodney Habib and I include in The Forever Dog book to keep your dog healthy. Available now at https://foreverdog.com/dog-longevity-health-and.../

25.01.2022 Everyone knows chocolate is bad for cats and dogs, but do you know about the rest of these?

24.01.2022 They're so happy!

22.01.2022 Our best friend

19.01.2022 Cats don’t usually have to be bathed, but just in case your kitty truly needs one, here’s how to do it the right way: http://bit.ly/2Ov07DI

19.01.2022 Lol ...so well done ..... Full !!

15.01.2022 Kirstie Henning

12.01.2022 Learn more about how turmeric may help your pet: https://bit.ly/32Y1LoV

12.01.2022 When was the last time you sang with a cow? Cow = big dog Santuário Vale da Rainha

11.01.2022 Too funny not to share !

07.01.2022 Each year, an estimated 70 billion cows, pigs, chickens, turkeys, and other sentient land-based animals are caged, crowded, deprived, drugged, and mutilated in ...the world's factory farms (https://www.dayforanimals.com). #WorldDayforFarmedAnimals, celebrated today, 10/2/2020, has been organized since 1983 to raise awareness in hopes of decreasing their suffering and death. The Institute for Human-Animal Connection partners with local sanctuaries to develop humane education programs that allow people to meet individuals who have been rescued from the farming industry. In the first photo, Sarah Bexell, IHAC’s Director of Humane Education, and Kristen Greenwald, IHAC intern and AASW grad (2017) are learning about the personalities of individual chickens, their rescue stories, and their care needs in order to design lessons for children to learn about who they are. We work to facilitate the human-animal bond for the protection and wellbeing of humane education program participants, and all who they learn about. How are you acknowledging #WorldFarmAnimalsDay?!

06.01.2022 This dog playing volleyball is the best thing you’ll see today (via kiarathevolleydog, beachvolleykings, mathiasberntsen96/Instagram)

06.01.2022 A winter woolie

04.01.2022 WARNING: Things are heating up! Remember your pets as you start to sweat or sit pretty in air con. For domestic pets: Check they have ample shade and v...entilation all day (remember, the sun moves throughout the day - what's shady in the morning won't be shady at midday or in the afternoon). Ensure you pet has plenty of access to cool water Keep your pet walks to sunrise and sunset Never leave your dog in a car (a cracked window makes little difference to the temperature) or on a hot ute tray Add pet appropriate cooling enrichment to their day from frozen pupsicles to a wet towel for them to lie on in a cool and shady spot. Learn more: www.rspcaqld.org.au//provide/pet-tips-for-summer/chill-out For our wildlife: Provide a shallow bowl of water with climbing sticks and/or rocks in a safe place free from potential predators Recognise heat-stressed animals and call us Learn more: https://kb.rspca.org.au//how-can-i-help-wildlife-during-a/ If you see a sick, injured, trapped or orphaned animal call our RSPCA emergency line, available 24/7, on 1300 ANIMAL (1300 264 625)

04.01.2022 Because I'm 'Happy' !

02.01.2022 Labradors are well known for making life long friends especially with other species! But a Pelican

01.01.2022 A beautiful connection