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    Bark and Boo Event in San Antonio

    Posted by hope hammond Fri Oct 24, 2008 2:37 PM EST


    As the fall weather gets colder now is one of the best times of year to prepare your pet for the winter. In the cold weather your pet wont feel very good about getting a bath or having to go out to a veterinarian for those vaccinations. Neither will you!


    So , make sure you get those necessaries out of the way before the winter set in. The Animal Defense League in Texas is holding a great little ‘Bark and Boo event on Saturday the 25th for just the purpose of getting pets ready for winter. Anyone who lives in the area of 11300 Nacogdoches Road in San Antonio can head over to the Bark and Boo event for some great deals on pet treatments.


    You dog or cat can receive rabies shot for just $10 or they can get a booster shot for $15.


    In addition , the event offers , Bordatella shots for $15 , FeIV or feline influenza shots for $20 , an HW test for $25 , Fecal Tests for $20 , and get a Microchip Implant for just $25.


    In addition , pet owners can get their pets nails trimmed for just $5. So if Fido or Mimi is just too difficult to deal with when you want to trim their nails , then youll have to bring them on over to the Bark and Boo event. I believe they are also offering pet bathing for a small fee too , so you can get your cat or dog completely taken care of before winter sets in.


    The organizers of the Bark and Boo event are also holding a pet costume contest for cats and dogs at 10:30am with first , second and third place prizes.


    Even if you dont live in the area to go to this event , many cities around the nation hold similar events or have special low cost vaccination and tests for your pets. Be sure to call around and see if you cant get your pet taken care of for the winter.


    Source: http://www.woai.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=e62d2d76-ab8a-4042-b541-d860622e924c