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Featured Deals this week

Online Deal

Keep an eye out for the Black Friday Month/Day sales!

Amazon Deal: 50% OFF, going at $54.99 (originally $109.99)

3200W Dog Dryer,Dog Grooming Blower with Digital Display,Professional Pet Hair Dryer with Variable Speed & Temperature Control

Amazon Deal: 50% OFF, going at $16.49 (originally $32.99)

SlowTon Dog Raincoat Waterproof With Harness

Events of the Week

If you know of any dog, cat, or pet event going on for the month of November, or planning to host one, please share it with us.

A special deal going on from Placer SPCA:

Trusted Sacramento Businesses

Featured Business

Elk Grove Pet Care

Heading out of town and trying to figure out who can take care of your pets? Elk Grove Pet Care is a local in-home pet sitting team that keeps your furry family members happy, safe, and comfortable in their own space while you’re away.

The team is veterinary student owned, so your pets get care from people who understand animal health, behavior, and individual needs. They’re also fully insured, which protects your pets, your home, and their care team. Clear communication and established care protocols mean your pets are never left without a plan.

Planning a longer trip? Their multi-day packages bundle visits at a discounted rate, which makes them the best value for consistent care and saves you money compared to booking individual visits.

Offer: $50 OFF any package of $200 or more!
$25 OFF any package of $150 or more!

📞 916-640-5428
🌐 Visit their website to book

A smiling woman holding her dog at a cozy dinner table setting, enjoying a festive atmosphere.

Keep an extra eye on your pets during the holiday. Many classic Thanksgiving foods that are safe for people can be dangerous for pets, especially turkey bones, fatty or heavily seasoned leftovers, onions, garlic, grapes and raisins, and desserts containing chocolate or xylitol. Keep plates, trash, and leftovers safely out of reach.

Even small amounts of rich or fatty foods can cause serious stomach upset or pancreatitis, and cooked bones can splinter and cause choking or internal injuries. With guests coming and going, make sure your pets have a safe, quiet place to retreat and won’t accidentally slip outside.

If you think your pet has eaten something they shouldn’t have, contact your veterinarian or an emergency veterinary hospital right away.

For more pet safety resources, consult your veterinarian. If you don’t have one or need an emergency vet, you can use our veterinary directory to help you find one.

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