FREE GUIDE!
"GUIDE TO SUMMER SAFETY FOR DOGS"
What dog doesn't love the outdoors with all its curious smells and exciting sights and sounds? But as a responsible pet parent, you know it's your job to keep your unsuspecting dog out of harm's way and safe from hidden, life-threatening risks for injury or illness.
Even experienced dog owners are often uninformed about necessary precautions when their dogs play in the sun and water. What you know matters. This Summer Guide shows you how to play safe, have fun, and bring your healthy dog home so you can all play again tomorrow!
The “Must Have” Guide to Protecting Your Dog from the Hidden Dangers in Summer Sun & Water
This valuable resource will help you spot potential risks to your dog's safety outdoors and then take the right steps to keep your dog safe. Here's what you'll learn when you sign up (it’s FREE!):
HOW TO KEEP YOUR DOG SAFE AND HEALTHY WITHOUT MISSING OUT ON SUMMER FUN
Your dog is a family member and should join you in family outings. Take the right precautions so you don't have to leave the dog home.
HOW TO MAKE DECISIONS FOR YOUR DOG BASED ON WHAT VETERINARIANS SAY IS SAFE
When it comes to your dog's health and safety, trust your veterinarian. Get medical treatment fast in an emergency.
HOW TO TELL IF YOUR DOG IS AT RISK BY PLAYING IN THE WATER OR BY EXERCISING IN THE SUNSHINE
Heat stroke, water intoxication, and invisible toxic bacteria are life-threatening dangers you can avoid when you're well informed.
HOW TO SPOT SIGNS OF TROUBLE SO THAT YOU CAN ACT QUICKLY TO SAVE YOUR DOG'S LIFE
Often you have just minutes to get help for your dog before it's too late. When you're well informed, you'll act decisively and without hesitation.
A Note from Marilyn...
“The beautiful summer weather is a great time to get outdoors and enjoy activities with your dog. And because our dogs are family, we want them to be happy, healthy and safe.
No dog owner should ever have to live with regret because of a preventable tragedy. That's why I put this Summer Guide together for you. As an informed owner, you're prepared to make better decisions for your dog's well being. All your Summer memories ought to be joyful ones!” - Marilyn
