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PET CARE PRECAUTIONS

FOR HOMEOWNERS

lanning for a holiday can be an exciting time but don’t • Make sure there is enough food, and a water feeder is
forget to include arrangements for your pets. Whether attached onto a water tap that is always open.
Pyou plan to take them with you or not, it can take time to • Consider a professional pet sitter, then inform the CHOA
sort out their care so it’s best to start getting things ready well office, so it can be put on your Holiday Form.
in advance. • Have you planned with a vet in case your animal gets sick, give
that information to your pet sitter.
Preparation is key to start a stress - free holiday - or you and • Inform your neighbours, for if your pet become a nuisance,
your pets: they know why.
• Complete a Holiday Form at CHOA office for free regular visit
by security, remember security doesn’t feed or give water to Your furry friends’ safety starts at home.
animals, but security will pop in if your animal is in distress. Your support is appreciated.
• Your pet should be identifiable, especially during the holiday
season because they are more prone to escaping out of fear Koos Symens
and anxiety. Security can find your pet and phone his owner Safety and Security Manager
to make sure he is returned to his property. 071 609 9149

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