SALE to help with the Fireworks on the 1st May & Liberation Day on ADAPTIL & Feliway products
Submitted by Steve on 07:59, 30th Apr, 2015 |
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Every year the GSPCA are called out and receive stray dogs and cats during periods of fireworks that have either escaped or run off due to being scared by the loud bangs they make.
Tomorrow their is a private display at St Pierre Park Hotel at 10pm and on Liberation Day Saturday 9th May the display will take place along the seafront.
To help your dogs and cats during these very stressful times we have a SALE on the Adaptil and Feliway products which are designed to appease your pets during times of difficulty.
Feliway and Adaptil are pheromones used in many kennels and are very popular products with many to help settle animals in a number of circumstances.
Adaptil is a synthetic copy of the natural comforting pheromone released by a mother dog to reassure her puppies.
Feliway is a synthetic copy of the feline facial pheromone, used by cats to mark their territory as safe and secure.
Adaptil and Feliway products are on sale at the Shelter and have proven to be very effective in calming anxious pets. You should purchase the product as soon as you can for maximum effectiveness on and around Fireworks night. The GSPCA is keen to help owners reduce their pet’s anxieties and now offers these products for almost 50% less than other outlets and even less with our current sale.
The GSPCA Ceva Product Price List sales prices -
ADAPTIL DIFFUSER WAS £16.50 NOW £15.50
ADAPTIL PHEROMONE REFILL WAS £12.00 NOW £11.00
ADAPTIL SPRAY 60ML WAS £12.50 NOW £11.50
ADAPTIL COLLAR MEDIUM/LARGE DOG 70CM WAS £15.00 NOW £14.00
ADAPTIL COLLAR PUPPIES/SMALL DOGS 45CM 1 WAS £15.00 NOW £14.00
FELIWAY SPRAY 60ML WAS£12.50 NOW £11.50
FELIWAY DIFFUSER 48ML WAS £16.50 NOW £15.50
FELIWAY REFILL 48ML WAS £12.00 NOW £11.00
**Prices are correct as of April 2015**
Our reception and shop area is open Monday to Saturday between 9am and 5pm (Closed Bank Holidays and Sundays)
Also we see less than 45% of the stray dogs and cats microchipped that are found and brought to the GSPCA, and even less have collars with tags.
At the GSPCA for only £4.99 you can get your dog or cat microchipped. We can do this Monday to Saturday between 9am and 5pm, although we do appreciate a call to let us know you would like to have your pet chipped as it can help speed the process which only takes a few minutes.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said "I think everyone will remember what happened to poor Bertie last year during the fireworks when he run off after being scared by fireworks and we are still on the look out for him, although we've had no recent reports."
"We currently have a sale on our Adaptil and Feliway products which help dogs and cats during times that they may find scary such as during fireworks."
"Adaptil is a synthetic copy of the natural comforting pheromone which is released by a mother dog to reassure her puppies and Feliway is a synthetic copy of the feline facial pheromone, used by cats to mark their territory as safe and secure."
"We use both Adaptil and Feliway at the GSPCA and we will be doing a number of other good practices to ensure our animals are safe ready for tomorrows firework display."
"Please don't forget at the GSPCA to microchip your dog or cat it is only £4.99 and we also have a calendar online where we display firework events that we are made aware of in Guernsey."
"At the Shelter we also have helpful leaflets and products to help your dogs and cats through the fireworks."
Here is additional advice regarding fireworks -
Help us to continue to keep them safe!
Thankfully the incidents of animals being injured by fireworks & bonfires in Guernsey are few and far between; but we mustn’t get too complacent. Below are some basic guidelines that will enable you to help all of our furry and feathered friends to stay calm and safe on and around Bonfire night.
GSPCA Firework Advice
Fireworks are exciting and pretty to look at and it is fun to celebrate Guy Fawkes with a bang, but for our furry and feathered friends this time of year can be a nightmare. Many animals domestic and wild suffer needlessly every year.
The GSPCA would like to urge everyone follow our animal friendly firework code and protect your pets and the local wildlife.
Please make sure that your pets are wearing a collar with an identity tag in case they manage to escape from your home. We would also strongly advise that you have your pets microchipped as this enables us to reunite them with you much more easily should they run away. Please call the GSPCA for further details on having your animal microchipped.
Walk your dog during the day.
As soon as it gets dark keep your dog or cat inside. Ensure all of the windows and doors are locked including dog and cat flaps.
Go to an organised display if you can. If you are having a private firework display then build you bonfire as late as possible to reduce the likelihood of any wildlife taking up residence. Before lighting the fire check the area thoroughly for hedgehogs. We are always saddened by the number of hedgehogs we receive that have suffered severe burns.
Please notify your neighbours of your intentions. Especially the elderly and those who have pets.
When horses are startled they are likely to bolt and can suffer serious injuries. Ensure that all horses, ponies and donkeys are securely stabled with the doors closed.
Remember to bring guinea pigs and rabbits inside or place under cover in an out building.
Don’t take your dog to a firework display. If you are going out then draw your curtains, put the television or radio on and provide you pet with a safe hiding place so they feel secure.
If you know that your pet is frightened by loud noises such as fireworks or has an existing heart condition please contact your vet for advice. They may suggest you try an Appeasing Pheromone such as ADAPTIL or Feliway diffusers or may discuss the use of sedatives; depending on your pet’s needs.
Please clean up after firework parties. Litter is hazardous to domestic and wild animals.
Remember NEVER let fireworks off near animals.
To notify us of your event please email the team at the GSPCA and we can add your firework display to our calendar. Please let us know the location, date and times it is planned for and also if it is public or a private event.
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