Monday, 22 October 2012

Best 'Smelling' Ear Cleaner Reduced!

FIDAVET SUROSOLVE NEW is a new cat and dog ear cleaning product. Non irritating effective gentle cleaning with a fresh fragrance. Fidavet Surosolve 125ml
Reduced for a limited time!

fidavet Surosolve: Keep your pet's ears hygienically clean with FIDAVET SUROSOLVE cat and dog ear cleaner, the ideal ear cleaning product with a powerful formulation Tris-EDTA +PCMX +salicylic acid.

74.3% of both vets and pet owners liked the cleansing properties of FIDAVET SUROSOLVE

Effective gentle cleaning with a fresh fragrance

* Tris-EDTA: antibacterial action and enhances the effects of medical treatments2,3.
* PCMX: antiseptic and helps to balance microbial flora in the ear.
* Salicylic acid: eliminates dead skin cells and excess ear wax.
* Docusate sodium: a cleaning agent.

SUROSOLVE™ is easy and pleasant to use:
* Non irritating solution, with a low pH (6.8): allows cleaning while respecting the sensitive skin in the ear canal.
* Contains propylene glycol: to moisturize the lining of the ear canal.
* SUROSOLVE™ has a fresh fragrance that was liked by over 80% of users.

Directions. Apply a sufficient amount of Surosolve to the base of the ear canal. Gently massage the base of the ear, wiping away excess product.

WHEN TO USE SUROSOLVE
* In dogs & cats with ear infections

* In dogs & cats prone to ear infections to reduce the frequency of flare ups

* In dogs with severe ear odour to neutralise the smell. Surosolve has a lovely fresh fragrence.

http://www.petdispensary.co.uk/shop/fidavet_surosolve.html to purchase or for more details from Pet Dispensary

Prepare your pet for the firework season

The weeks leading up to November 5th and continuing through until the New Year can be a traumatic time for some pets.  The signs of ‘firework fear’ or the phobia of loud noises can range from mild behavioural changes to severe destructive or aggressive behaviour.
Firework fears and noise phobias are a common problem in pets, with at least 80% of pets being scared of fireworks.
Signs that your pet is fearful includes hiding away, seeking closer human contact, whining or barking, and destruction of the room left in during the panic of trying to escape.
An animal with noise phobia will start to panic at the slightest noise and the reaction is always a sudden, extreme and excessive response.  The fear of noises tends to get worse over time rather than better.  If you have a pet that is fearful of loud noises a de-sensitisation program has great benefits.  A de-sensitisation program involves playing a CD of noises daily to your dog, initially at low levels and gradually increasing the duration and intensity of the sound until your pet becomes comfortable with the noise.
There are also other medications that can help your pet deal with stressful situations including firework noise and these include Zylkene, Adaptil or Feliway.  These medications use pheromones which encourage a calming influence which helps the pet deal with a stressful situation and are very helpful during the firework season.
Pet Dispensary is an online company offering veterinary medications and has focused on behavioural products for the firework season.  As well as offering useful information and guidance sheets on the website they are also offering a free sound de-sensitisation CD with every box of Zylkene purchased.
Lynsey Bacon Manager comments, “With such a high number of pets showing some sign of fear during the firework season, it is beneficial for owners to know there are medications available to help their pet deal with these anxieties.  Last year Zylkene was our most popular product as this can be used short term and is palatable and easy to give.  The stress management medications don’t require a prescription and we are able to offer advice to pet owners to suggest what would be the best option for their pet.
Pet Dispensary recommends starting a ‘De-Sensitisation Program’ now in preparation for the 5th November.  Pet Dispensary is offering a Free Sound De-Sensitisation CD with every full box of Zylkene purchased.  Starting the program now could mean a much easier Firework season for you and your pet, further details are on our website”
Three top tips for Firework season
  1. Provide a den or hiding place where your pet can feel safe
  2. Increase the feeling of security by using Zylkene each day over the festive period or by plugging in and Adaptil or Feliway Diffuser as close to the Den or hiding place as possible
  3. Ignore fearful behaviour such as panting, shaking or whining.  Dogs may pick up on their owner’s anxiety which can make the problem worse.
For further details please visit http://www.petdispensary.co.uk/shop/Zylkene.html

Tuesday, 29 May 2012

Pet Dispensary - affordable pet medication: Pet Dispensary Awarded Accreditation from the VMD

Pet Dispensary - affordable pet medication: Pet Dispensary Awarded Accreditation from the VMD: Pet Dispensary an online retailer of Veterinary medications is pleased to be one of the first to receive accreditation from the VMD. Th...

Pet Dispensary Awarded Accreditation from the VMD


Pet Dispensary an online retailer of Veterinary medications is pleased to be one of the first to receive accreditation from the VMD.
The VMD (Veterinary Medicines Directorate) invited UK Internet retailers of veterinary medicinal products to apply for accreditation under the VMD’s ‘Accredited Internet Retailer Scheme’.  The scheme is a means of regulating the Internet sites offering veterinary medications and inspections can be carried out to check on-going compliance with the Veterinary Medicines Regulations.  To be approved the company must be able to demonstrate compliance with the legislative requirements set out in the VMD for dispensing, supply and advertising of veterinary medicines. 
The VMD’s Accredited Internet Retailer Scheme will allow customers a way of identifying legitimate on-line retailers and will be assured they are purchasing authorised veterinary medicines which are correctly supplied.   The Accreditation scheme will significantly reduce the risk of people buying veterinary medicines that are not authorised for use in the UK or are not suitable for their animals.  It is excellent for pet owners there is reassurance when purchasing their medications from accredited sites.
Accredited websites means:
·         The retailer has voluntarily applied for and been granted accreditation
·         The VMD has inspected the website and found that it complies with the Accreditation Schemes requirements and the Veterinary Medicines Regulations
·         There is less risk of buying an unauthorised, inappropriate or ineffective veterinary medicine.
Pet Dispensary now displays the VMD’s Internet Retailer logo which includes a unique accreditation number, clicking on the number will take you to the register of accredited retailers on the VMD’s website and allows customers to check the accreditation status.

Monday, 2 April 2012

Pet Dispensary - affordable pet medication: 'Give your dog a bone' for a happy worm free life

Pet Dispensary - affordable pet medication: 'Give your dog a bone' for a happy worm free life: Available Now the UK's first worming tablet shaped like a bone. The launch of Drontal bone from Bayer will be supported by a national TV ...

'Give your dog a bone' for a happy worm free life

Available Now the UK's first worming tablet shaped like a bone. The launch of Drontal bone from Bayer will be supported by a national TV advertising campaign, and an online competition called Give Your Dog A Bone designed to engage further with dog owners and communicate the benefits of having a worm-free dog.

The Drontal range has a product for every breed of cat or dog from a six week old kitten to an 11 stone St Bernard. To have a happy, healthy pet Drontal recommends that adult dogs should be wormed at least every three months. Puppies should be wormed more frequently, ideally every two weeks up to three months of age and then every three months thereafter.
For more details on Drontal or to purchase the New Bone Shaped Drontal click here

Wednesday, 8 February 2012