Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Friday, May 7, 2010
Chewsy Dog is hosting an educational, sensational, tasty, fun-filled day for you and your dog on May 22 from 10-2pm. We hope you will join us for one or more of our mini teach, taste & train sessions we will have.
We all know how our pets' nutrition is to their overall health. Pet nutrition expert, Keith Lizette from Natura Pet will be on hand to discuss what is found in the food you are feeding your furry friends and the effects these ingredients can have on them.
A time to taste - Chewsy Dog tasting contest - 11-11:30am and 12:30 - 1pm.
Do you know what your chewsy dog really likes best? Let us put thier tastebuds to a test. Prizes will be awarded for the Chewiest Dog and Un-Chewiest Dog.
A time to train - Dental Health Review - 11:30-12:30
Dogs are just as likely to get gim disease and tooth decay. Come and learn how to each your dog to love their daily teeth cleaning. Receive a complimentary dental review for your dog immediately following this class.
Zen Training with Cindy Scott 1-2pm
Do you want to throw up your hands in complete frustration and say "I can't teach this dog anything new?" Cindy understands this frustration so she will be giving us tips on how to teach your dog to become a well-behaved member of the family.
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
St. Pawtrick's Day Yappy Hour
Bring your little furry leprechaun to a wee party at Chewsy Dog to celebrate the wearin' o' the green! Join us to celebrate St. PAWtrick's Day with our four legged friends.
We'll have complimentary dog treats and human goodies. Don't forget to wear green!
Wednesday March 17th 5-7pm at
Chewsy Dog
4107 Viking Way
Long Beach, CA 90808
Bring your little furry leprechaun to a wee party at Chewsy Dog to celebrate the wearin' o' the green! Join us to celebrate St. PAWtrick's Day with our four legged friends.
We'll have complimentary dog treats and human goodies. Don't forget to wear green!
Wednesday March 17th 5-7pm at
Chewsy Dog
4107 Viking Way
Long Beach, CA 90808
Free Dog Training Seminar
presented by
We will cover the following issues and more:
The correct way to correct and reprimand
Most overused and ignored words
How to make sure your dog isn't training YOU
Correct use of counterconditioning
How to people teach their dogs NOT to come when called
How the wrong diet can lead to behavioral problems
Increasing this one will cure 90% of behavior issues
Saturday, March 6th 10-11 am
call or email to set reserve a spot
714-393-0432 - dogsetc@yahoo.com
or
562-354-6040 - eva@chewsy-dog.com
presented by
We will cover the following issues and more:
The correct way to correct and reprimand
Most overused and ignored words
How to make sure your dog isn't training YOU
Correct use of counterconditioning
How to people teach their dogs NOT to come when called
How the wrong diet can lead to behavioral problems
Increasing this one will cure 90% of behavior issues
Saturday, March 6th 10-11 am
call or email to set reserve a spot
714-393-0432 - dogsetc@yahoo.com
or
562-354-6040 - eva@chewsy-dog.com
March Muttness
Tweet up! Event
Join i Love Dogs and Chewsy Dog at Hotel Maya's Fuego Restaurant for an evening of great food and drinks, networking with Twitter friends new and old, all while benefiting the shelter dogs at spcaLA.Complimentary welcome sangria toast, happy hour pricing on food and drinks, silent auction, prize drawing and gift bags to all attendees. And everyone is invited to help support spcaLA by bringing a bag of dog food to the TweetUp.Due to the generosity of DOGSWELLR and Animal Care Center of Huntiongton Beach, one bag of food is going thrice as far! DOGSWELL andAnimal Care Center of Huntington Beach have agreed to match dog fooddonations collected at the event, pound for pound. A donation of ONE bag of food turns into THREE!
Hotel Maya has a great outdoor patio overlooking Rainbow Harbor. There are heat lamps in case it's chilly, grassy areas for potty breaks, and several dog-friendly adjoining areas in case anyone needs a 'time-out.' Dogs are welcome!
The prize drawing and silent auction items are generously donated by Hotel Maya, Fuego Restaurant, ILove Dogs, Inc., Simple Green, Chewsy Dog and author Nadine M. Rosin. 100% of the proceeds from the drawing auction benefits spcaLA's abandoned and abused animals.
Thursday, March 4th from 6pm-9pm at
Hotel Maya's Fuego Restaurant
700 QueenswayDrive, Long Beach.
Contact Chewsy Dog for more information at mailto:info@chewsy-dog.com
Join i Love Dogs and Chewsy Dog at Hotel Maya's Fuego Restaurant for an evening of great food and drinks, networking with Twitter friends new and old, all while benefiting the shelter dogs at spcaLA.Complimentary welcome sangria toast, happy hour pricing on food and drinks, silent auction, prize drawing and gift bags to all attendees. And everyone is invited to help support spcaLA by bringing a bag of dog food to the TweetUp.Due to the generosity of DOGSWELLR and Animal Care Center of Huntiongton Beach, one bag of food is going thrice as far! DOGSWELL andAnimal Care Center of Huntington Beach have agreed to match dog fooddonations collected at the event, pound for pound. A donation of ONE bag of food turns into THREE!
Hotel Maya has a great outdoor patio overlooking Rainbow Harbor. There are heat lamps in case it's chilly, grassy areas for potty breaks, and several dog-friendly adjoining areas in case anyone needs a 'time-out.' Dogs are welcome!
The prize drawing and silent auction items are generously donated by Hotel Maya, Fuego Restaurant, ILove Dogs, Inc., Simple Green, Chewsy Dog and author Nadine M. Rosin. 100% of the proceeds from the drawing auction benefits spcaLA's abandoned and abused animals.
Thursday, March 4th from 6pm-9pm at
Hotel Maya's Fuego Restaurant
700 QueenswayDrive, Long Beach.
Contact Chewsy Dog for more information at mailto:info@chewsy-dog.com
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Your K9's canines...
To prevent oral disease, which is the number one health problem diagnosed in pets, it is essential to provide our pets with good dental care, both professionally and at home
The Dog's Mouth: Dental Facts
Offered at Chewsy Dog provides dog anesthesia-free dental.
Our vision in the animal health care profession is to provide our existing clients with the best possible oral care for their pets and to help educate pet owners on how good dental care contributes to the overall good health of our pets.
Chewsy Dog professional teeth cleaning is performed without the use of anesthesia which also offers pet owners an alternative method for cleaning and maintaining their pet's teeth.
Contact Us
4107 Viking WayLong Beach, CA 90808
562-354-6040
chewsy-dog.com
Plaque
Dogs rarely get cavities, but are much more prone to gum disease and excess tartar build-up on the teeth. Food particles and bacteria collect along the gumline forming plaque.
Tartar
If plaque is not removed, minerals in the saliva combine with the plaque and form tartar (or calculus) which adheres strongly to the teeth. Plaque starts to mineralize 3-5 days after it forms. The tartar is irritating to the gums and causes an inflammation called gingivitis. This can be seen as reddening of the gums adjacent to the teeth. It also causes bad breath. At this point it is necessary to remove the tartar with special instruments called scalers, and then polish the teeth.
Periodontal Disease
If the tartar is not removed, it builds up under the gums. It separates the gums from the teeth to form "pockets" and encourages even more bacterial growth. At this point the damage is irreversible, and called "periodontal" disease. It can be very painful and can lead to loose teeth, abscesses, and bone loss or infection. As bacterial growth continues to increase, the bacteria may enter the bloodstream. This can cause infection of the heart valves (endocarditis), liver, and kidneys. If treated by your veterinarian with special instruments and procedures, periodontal disease can be slowed or stopped.
What is included in a good dental care program?
A good dental care program includes:
Dental cleanings as advised by a professional
Daily home dental care - brushing teeth periodically
Plaque
Dogs rarely get cavities, but are much more prone to gum disease and excess tartar build-up on the teeth. Food particles and bacteria collect along the gumline forming plaque.
Tartar
If plaque is not removed, minerals in the saliva combine with the plaque and form tartar (or calculus) which adheres strongly to the teeth. Plaque starts to mineralize 3-5 days after it forms. The tartar is irritating to the gums and causes an inflammation called gingivitis. This can be seen as reddening of the gums adjacent to the teeth. It also causes bad breath. At this point it is necessary to remove the tartar with special instruments called scalers, and then polish the teeth.
Periodontal Disease
If the tartar is not removed, it builds up under the gums. It separates the gums from the teeth to form "pockets" and encourages even more bacterial growth. At this point the damage is irreversible, and called "periodontal" disease. It can be very painful and can lead to loose teeth, abscesses, and bone loss or infection. As bacterial growth continues to increase, the bacteria may enter the bloodstream. This can cause infection of the heart valves (endocarditis), liver, and kidneys. If treated by your veterinarian with special instruments and procedures, periodontal disease can be slowed or stopped.
What is included in a good dental care program?
A good dental care program includes:
Dental cleanings as advised by a professional
Daily home dental care - brushing teeth periodically
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