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315 White Farm Road, Oriental, NC 28571 252-249-0243 |
Lisanne Erickson, Certified Groomer |
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Check out the yard at The Oriental Pet Parlour. While each Boarding Condo has it's own fenced play yard, the common area is a place where dogs can play. Even those who have come for grooming have a fenced in "Waiting Room" outside.
For an appointment, call 252-249-0243
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Managing Fleas When living with pets in a coastal area such as Eastern North Carolina, whether you've seen a flea or not, it's important to follow a flea control program. This helps prevent an infestation as well as to get one under control.
The key to controlling fleas is to consistently interrupt their life cycle at an immature stage, the stages we normally don't see, so that the fleas do not develop into adults. Knowing what fleas need to survive will help you to do this.
For lots more information, stop by the Oriental Pet Parlour for your free "FLEA FACTS" kit.
Other Local Information Links |
VeterinariansOriental Village Veterinary Hospital Full Service Veterinary Hospital Dr. Sheri Hicks, DVM 407 Broad Street, Oriental 252-249-2149
Alligator Creek Animal Hospital Dr. Eric Baxter, VMD 17496 NC Hwy 55, Merritt 252-745-1000
Coastal Pet Clinic Dr. Jason Rose, DVM 622 Main Street, Bayboro 252-745-5161
Oriental Pet Clinic Dr. Dorothy Dimond, DVM 510 Broad Street, Oriental 252-249-2775
Local Services
Pamlico Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) The best place to adopt your new pet. www.PAWSinPamlico.org
Full Service Pet Sitting & Transportation 252-671-6667
Emergency ServicesEmergency Pet Service of Cravern-Carteret 113 East Main St., Havelock 252-444-1399 Open 6pm-8am Weekdays; Sat 8am - Mon.8am.
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Pamlico Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) The best place to adopt your new pet.
ASPCA - for advice on Pet Care, Animal Behavior, Disaster Preparedness for Pet Owners, and Animal Poison Control
AMVA - Downloadable brochures on animal health Pet Age Calculator - From National Pet Wellness Month
US Humane Society on Pet Care |
Coat Care 101 The easiest way to keep your pet's coat in good condition is to brush and/or comb it regularly. Regularly brushing the coat: Massages the Skin, stimulating new hair growth Removes dirt, dust, dead hair, and foreign objects Helps prevent tangles & mats from forming keeps hair looking healthy and more shiny. |
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