Join us at our White Lake (Highland Rd.) Christmas Open House – Sunday, Dec 18th

Join us for our Christmas Open House at our
White Lake (Highland Rd.) location!

Sunday, December 18
12pm to 4pm

Come enjoy cookies, hot cocoa and coffee. Stop by our Christmas Photo set to get your pictures with Santa and Mrs. Claus.

• 4×6 photo: $5 donation
• Thumb drive: $10 Donation

Join us at our White Lake (Cooley Lake Rd.) Christmas Open House – Saturday, Dec 17th

Join us for our Christmas Open House
at our White Lake (Cooley Lake Rd.) location!

Saturday, December 17
12pm to 4pm

Come enjoy cookies, hot cocoa and coffee. Stop by our Christmas Photo set to get your pictures with Santa and Mrs. Claus.

• 4×6 photo: $5 donation
• Thumb drive: $10 Donation

Join us for our Christmas Open House – Saturday, Dec 10th

Join us for our Christmas Open House
at our Bloomfield Hills location!

Saturday, December 10
12pm to 4pm

Come enjoy cookies, hot cocoa and coffee. Stop by our Christmas Photo set to get your pictures with Santa and Mrs. Claus.

• 4×6 photo: $5 donation
• Thumb drive: $10 Donation

Team members from Pet Supplies Plus were on WXYZ TV with the latest in pet costumes for this Halloween.

 

Choosing safe Halloween costumes for your pet

In 2014, Americans spent an estimated $350 million on Halloween costumes for their pets.  (Source: National  Retail Federation)  That’s a lot of costumes.  But how do you know if you are choosing the RIGHT costume?

First of all, keep in mind that some pets are not comfortable in ANY type of costume.  Do not force your pet to wear a costume.  If he or she struggles and tries to get out, or looks stressed or unhappy, you are better off to look at some costume alternatives.  Be sure to follow my blog and watch for a future post on “Fun alternatives to Halloween pet costumes.”

If you think that your pet will tolerate a costume, then make sure that you do not choose one that may cause injury or discomfort.    For example:

• Avoid any type of face or ear covering like masks that may confuse or disorient your pet.
• Watch out for ties or decorations that hang down and could trip your pet — or get tangled in their legs..
• Choose a costume in which your pet can easily stand and move.
• Avoid costumes that have removable parts – that could fall off — or get chewed off — and potentially choke your pet. Or take off any removable pieces before you use the costume.
• Avoid costumes that are restrictive in any area of your pet’s body, especially the neck. Always check to make sure you have a loose, comfortable fit around the neck, tail and legs.
• Choose bright colors so that people can easily see your pet – especially if you are going to be in a crowded or dimly lit place.

See more tips on having a safe Halloween with your pet at http://www.humanesociety.org/animals/resources/tips/halloween-safety.html?referrer=https://www.google.com/

VIP PetCare Clinic 8/27/16

Next VIP Petcare Clinic 8/20/2016

The Muse Natural Nirvana Tour is rolling into town

Sunday, June 19th
12pm-4pm

Pet Supplies Plus – White Lake
6845 Highland Road

Interact with adoptable cats from Oakland County Animal Shelter as they experience their own Natural Nirvana, created just for them inside a glass-enclosed kitty playground.

Bliss out as you relax in the Muse Lounge

• Visit the Muse Spa for a complimentary massage, temporary tattoo or nail art — featuring original cat illustrations!
• Take home FREE Muse for your own cat.
• Start earning FREE Muse goodies when you register for the Muse Rewards Program.

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Pet Supplies Plus – White Lake

6845 Highland Road
­248.889.4131
Mon-Sat: 9am to 9pm • Sun: 9am to 6pm

Choosing safe Halloween costumes for your pet

In 2014, Americans spent an estimated $350 million on Halloween costumes for their pets.  (Source: National  Retail Federation)  That’s a lot of costumes.  But how do you know if you are choosing the RIGHT costume?

First of all, keep in mind that some pets are not comfortable in ANY type of costume.  Do not force your pet to wear a costume.  If he or she struggles and tries to get out, or looks stressed or unhappy, you are better off to look at some costume alternatives.  Be sure to follow my blog and watch for a future post on “Fun alternatives to Halloween pet costumes.”

If you think that your pet will tolerate a costume, then make sure that you do not choose one that may cause injury or discomfort.    For example:

• Avoid any type of face or ear covering like masks that may confuse or disorient your pet.
• Watch out for ties or decorations that hang down and could trip your pet — or get tangled in their legs..
• Choose a costume in which your pet can easily stand and move.
• Avoid costumes that have removable parts – that could fall off — or get chewed off — and potentially choke your pet. Or take off any removable pieces before you use the costume.
• Avoid costumes that are restrictive in any area of your pet’s body, especially the neck. Always check to make sure you have a loose, comfortable fit around the neck, tail and legs.
• Choose bright colors so that people can easily see your pet – especially if you are going to be in a crowded or dimly lit place.

See more tips on having a safe Halloween with your pet at http://www.humanesociety.org/animals/resources/tips/halloween-safety.html?referrer=https://www.google.com/

Make your pooch part of July 4 festivities

Your dog will love these star-spangled doggie cookies.  All are hand-decorated and made of quality ingredients just for dogs. Going to a July 4 barbecue? These cookies make a great hostess gift for anyone with a dog! Treats are in the bakery case by the store register.

This message is from your Pet Supplies Plus stores in Bloomfield Hills and White Lake (Highland Rd. and Cooley Lake Rd.) Product selection varies by store. Not all stores have all items. Call store to check availability.