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April Animal Welfare Awareness: Vaccinating your p April Animal Welfare Awareness: Vaccinating your pets Vaccinations are one of the most important preventative measures you can take for the health of your dog or cat. Vaccinations help protect your pet from viral and bacterial diseases such as Canine Parvovirus, Canine Distemper, feline herpesvirus, Feline Panleukopenia virus and Rabies. At some time in its life, your pet may be exposed to a serious or even fatal infectious disease. Without proper vaccination, your pet is left unprotected. Prevention helps assure the best quality of life for your pet and is less costly than treating for a serious illness that could have been prevented. When your dog or cat receives a vaccine, its immune system produces special substances called antibodies. The antibodies work against viruses or bacteria that cause disease and can be regarded as the bodies “fighter pilots”. Later, if your pet is exposed to that same disease, these antibodies will help destroy those viruses or bacteria. It is important to note that vaccines are preventative rather than curative. Vaccinating a sick animal is not going to help and in fact is not advised. A healthy pet and healthy immune system is required in order to build these protective antibodies in response to a vaccine. Since the protection provided by a vaccine may gradually decline after an animal is vaccinated, periodic revaccination may be necessary. Such annual booster vaccines are necessary to “remind” the immune system to produce enough protective antibodies or fighter pilots. Pups and kittens are particularly vulnerable to diseases because their immature immune systems can’t fight off diseases as well as older dogs and cats. This is why puppies and kittens need vaccinations several times during their first few months of life. Please make sure that your adult dogs and cats are vaccinated on an annual basis. www.sandtonspca.org.za 011 444 7730
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April Animal Welfare Awareness: Microchipping you April Animal Welfare Awareness: Microchipping your pets Did you know that the Sandton SPCA is running a special on Microchipping for the month of April ? For as little as R150 per pet you will have these priceless benefits: - The process is easy and relatively pain free for your pet - Microchipping your pet will give you immediate peace of mind - Microchips help shelters and vets return lost pets to their owners - Microchips help owners find their lost or stolen pets - Microchips help owners find their injured or deceased pets To take us up on the microchipping special, please give our office a call to make an appointment to pop through to our vet clinic. www.sandtonspca.org.za 011 444 7730
With Easter upon us, the Sandton SPCA urge parents With Easter upon us, the Sandton SPCA urge parents NOT to buy live Easter animals like rabbits and baby chicks as gifts. Rabbits and chickens can make wonderful companions, but these adorable babies grow up quickly into adults that will need proper socialization, care and companionship for many years. Since these animals are usually sold at a very young age (baby chicks at 1-3 days after they hatch and rabbits around 4-6 weeks old), the care necessary for them is high. At these ages, many animals are meant to still be with their mothers, so the need for immediate warmth and proper housing is a priority. The warmth issue is especially important for baby chicks who require an air temperature of 35 degrees the first week of their lives, requiring a source of heat like an infrared heat lamp. Like all pets, rabbits and chickens are a lifetime commitment and many people fail to realize that chickens can live up to around 5-10 years while rabbits live around 8-12 years. We wish all our supporters a compassionate and peaceful long weekend. Thank you for caring ! www.sandtonspca.org.za 011 444 7730
What a lovely surprise when young Jordan arrived a What a lovely surprise when young Jordan arrived at Sandton SPCA yesterday to hand over a fabulous donation to us ! Jordan is a cub and he decided to raise funds for the Sandton SPCA by selling baked goods. We salute you young animal warrior ... you are an absolute star ⭐️
RATHER BE COOL ... NOT AN APRIL FOOL ! Sandton SP RATHER BE COOL ... NOT AN APRIL FOOL ! Sandton SPCA is running a special on microchipping for the month of April. Only R150 per pet. Book with our clinic now ! 011 444 7730
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Support us while you shop ! Every time you swipe your MySchool card you provide us with much needed income at no cost to you.All you need to do is complete a MySchool card application form, nominate the Sandton SPCA as a beneficiary, grab your MySchool Card and get swiping every time you shop at one of the MySchool partner stores, like Woolworths. The application form and cards are available at the Sandton SPCA reception or at any of the MySchool partner stores.To find out more details, visit www.myschool.co.zaEvery swipe counts ! ... See MoreSee Less
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Posted 13 April 21

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Hi Everyone. My name is Kiki and I am still available for adoption. You may have seen my Feature Friday photo ... well, here I am in action. I am a sweet and gentle little girl who LOVES to play hide and seek ! I show my affection my rubbing my face in any willing humans hands. Please make an appointment to come to visit me ? 0114447730 ... See MoreSee Less
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