EL Magazine MAR-APR 2019 PAGETURNER
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Feature<br />
Be Pawsome in <strong>2019</strong><br />
With the nights finally getting lighter, have you kept<br />
up with your fitness goals or is your motivation<br />
faltering?<br />
RSPCA Milton Keynes understand the fickleness of<br />
willpower (just ask us what a ‘foster fail’ is), so we<br />
have a purrrfect solution to make sure you stay on<br />
track!<br />
Sign up to an organised challenge such as the<br />
MK Marathon, Colour Obstacle Rush or Epic Cycle<br />
Sportive and set up a Just Giving page to fundraise<br />
for local animals in need. Once your friends, family<br />
& colleagues have donated their hard-earned cash<br />
supporting you in your goal, you will have no choice<br />
but to proceed with your training! You can also visit<br />
the animals in our care and their adorable faces will<br />
give you strength to carry on.<br />
RSPCA Milton Keynes friendly fundraising team will<br />
help support you, and may be able to put you in<br />
touch with other volunteers to train with.<br />
Be pawsome in <strong>2019</strong>! <br />
For more information on RSPCA Milton<br />
Keynes & North Bucks and the cats and small<br />
mammals in our care call 01908 611179,<br />
follow them on facebook mkrspca or visit<br />
rspcamiltonkeynes.co.uk<br />
Love your Dog’s Heart<br />
Valentine's Day has been and gone, but you still...<br />
love your dog's heart.<br />
The Veterinary Centre is offering a screening programme.<br />
Certain breeds and ages of dogs are particularly at risk of<br />
developing heart disease – especially small breeds like<br />
Spaniels and large breeds over 25kg in weight. Recent<br />
research shows that by picking up heart problems in<br />
affected dogs before clinical symptoms develop (poor<br />
exercise tolerance, shortness of breath, cough, weight loss)<br />
the quality and the length of life for these pets will improve.<br />
Clinical trials have demonstrated a clear benefit with those<br />
being treated in the early stages. On average they will have<br />
15 months longer before clinical signs develop and also a<br />
longer lifespan overall.<br />
For further information or to book your dog in<br />
speak to The Vet Centre<br />
The Vet Centre, Cherry Lane Garden Centre, NN12 7QN<br />
01280 812057 or 01908 542155<br />
info@thevetcentre.ltd.uk<br />
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