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Hartz issues recall on dog treats

Hartz Mountain Corp., who makes a variety of pet products, has issued a voluntary recall of two lines of dog treats.

According to KABC Los Angeles, the Hartz Chicken Chews and Hartz Oinkies Pig Skin Twists with Chicken for dogs were recalled due to "trace amounts of unapproved antibiotics residue found in samples of the products.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said two-thirds of the products tested were free of the residue, but the lines were recalled as a precautionary measure.

"The trace amounts of antibiotic residue do not pose a health risk to pets at the levels detected, and it's highly unlikely that the antibiotics are related to reports of illnesses the agency has received related to jerky pet treats in the past," according to KABC.

The following products are included in the recall:

49'er Fever at the Sacramento SPCA!

49'er Fever at the Sacramento SPCA!

Celebrate Super Bowl XLVII with the Sacramento SPCA and 49’er Fever! From Tuesday, January 29 – Sunday, February 3, adoption fees on all SPCA animals will be 49%-off! Adoptions include a spay or neuter surgery, microchip, vaccinations, and more.
Whether you’re rooting for San Francisco, Baltimore, or none of the above, you can score a touchdown with savings during the SPCA’s 49’er Fever adoption special!

Sacramento SPCA
6201 Florin Perkins Road
Sacramento, CA 95825
916-504-2868


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www.sspca.org

Keeping FurKids Active in Cold Weather

Keeping FurKids Active in Cold Weather

By Lyndsey Schnabel

Let’s face it… when you get up on a dark winter’s morning and look out at the rainy weather you think another day I can’t take my dog on a walk.

But dogs need to be active every day, no matter what the weather. This not only helps the dog to stay fit but also keeps them from getting bored. Bored dogs look for something to do, such as chewing up furniture.

When you can’t take your dog for a walk, there are still things you can do to keep your dog physically active. Here are a few ideas:... Read More

Feline Fridays at the Sacramento SPCA!

Feline Fridays at the Sacramento SPCA!

It's a GREAT time to find your new best friend!

1. Pick a Friday
2. Visit any Sacramento area shelter
3. Adopt a cat (1 year or older) and pay just $5!!

$5 for your new best friend? What a great deal!

Adoption fee includes spay/neuter, vaccines, microchip and more!

Sacramento SPCA
6201 Florin Perkins Rd
Sacramento, CA 95828
916-504-2868

Pet of the Week- George!

Pet of the Week- George!

Hello George!

An outgoing, playful and curious 11 month-old (American Staffordshire mix) awaits you at the Sacramento SPCA! Like most puppies he is full of energy and enjoys playtime with his people friends, but George is also independent and is learning to explore his surroundings. He would benefit greatly from a patient and affectionate family who will enjoy spending time together.Training classes will teach him some tricks and to gain some confidence, all great things for this growing boy! If George sounds like a great fit for your family, come meet him today at the Sacramento SPCA.

Adoption Fee: $100
Includes neuter surgery, vaccinations, microchip and license
www.sspca.org


Sacramento SPCA
6201 Florin Perkins Rd
Sacramento, CA 95828
916-504-2868

Animal Profile, Bing the American Alligator

Animal Profile,  Bing the American Alligator

Animal Profiles are a closer look at some of the education outreach animals that are part of the Zoo's Interpretive Center.
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Bing, the American Alligator was born in the fall of 2010 and spent his early days in a civilian’s bathtub. He was then confiscated from that individual by Fish and Game because it is illegal and dangerous to have them as pets.

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