This lovely boy would love to get to know you

Black labrador dog, 11 weeks old on 22nd August, top pedigree, championship lineage, already rabies vaccined, first annual vaccine done, A1 health, micro chipped, original pedigree papers and vaccination certificates will come with the puppy.

The reason for this 11th hour search for a new owner, is because the original buyer has let breeder down at the last minute.  He is one of six. All the others have found loving homes (see right)

Asking price - an excellent home! *

*Of course, help towards payment of costs would be greatly appreciated. These puppies are worth £800 each. 

TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE

Two are being adopted by CDPOM founder Louise Wilsher and her husband Roger. They are being called Margot & Denzel.

The Head Girl is going to fly out to live with a retired US Army pastor - who already has another Scarley Labrador - in the USA.

The remaining of the three bitches and one of the other boys are being transported to France where they have been chosen to work as gun dogs.

So you can see all the dogs from this litter are sought after. Head Boy is just waiting for you to offer him a loving home.

OUR HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION

This Scarley  Labrador puppy could not come with a higher recommendation from us.

He is such a lovely boy. If we could cope with another dog on top of our own three then we would jump at the chance.

So if you’re interested please get in touch with Louise as soon as possible  by emailing louise@cdpom.com or calling 07837 372527.

You won’t regret it!

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Fleas can infest your pet all year round

Summer is the time of year when fleas are at their most numerouis and, as they are one of the most common parasites caught by pet cats and dogs, it’s important you are in control of any possible problems.

Indeed, it’s thought that every cat and dog will suffer an infestation of fleas at some point in their lives.

Fleas are not just an inconvenience. Their saliva is considered one of the most allergenic substances on earth, and is the cause of a nasty skin disease in pets called Flea Allergic Dermatitis (FAD). Also, when they bite, fleas ingest blood. If the infestation is severe enough, it can cause anaemia or even kill a small puppy or kitten.

That’s not to mention the embarrassment of having your home infested with fleas, and the discomfort if you’re bitten as well.

For every effective flea treatment, there are at least half a dozen old wives’ tales about fleas. The purpose of http://www.fleafree.co.uk/ is to explain which really are the most effective ways to get rid of them.

Adult leas feed and reproduce on animalsd. When their eggs are laid they fall off into the environment where they hatch in warm, humid conditions - they love central heating and are so resilient they can remain protected in the cocoon stage for up to 30 weeks (that’s more than seven months!).

THis is why Cats, Dogs & Peace of MInd recommends preventative treatment all year around. F;eabits cause itching, but some animals are hypersensitive and can debvelop sore skin very quickly, even after a single bite. If you can’t see an actual flea in your pet’s coat, then black specks of flea pooh are a sure sign of infestation.

THere are some products sold as flea treatments that just don’t contain effective ingredients. To find out  more on suitable flea treaments, please visit http://www.fleafree.co.uk/flea_treatment/en/index.shtml

Good luck.

The work, commissioned by CEVA Animal Health, which makes Feliway and DAP pet calming products, revealed that people resort to giving their pets to family, friends, neighbours and rescue centres when the removal van shows up. Nearly 2% even admitted leaving their cats behind when they moved.

The poll of more than 1,000 pet owners showed that 65% think moving home is equally as stressful or even more stressful for their pets as it is for them. Almost a fifth said that it took their cat over two weeks to adjust to their new home, with many pets becoming confused, nervous or unhappy.

The breakthrough project, funded by the Mars Corporation and presented to the 12th International Conference on Human-Animal Interactions in Stockholm this month, proved that the same hormone which enables babies to bond with their mothers at birth also accounts for the powerful emotional connections between people and their pets.

Looking in particular at stress reductiion in children the study found that youngsters with a dog for company showed significantly lower levels of the stress hormone cortisol than those with just a friendly adult present. 

In addition the more the children stroked and interacted with the dog, the further their levels of cortisol decreased.

Sandra McCune, Mars’s research manager for the study, said: “Pet owners will tell you how much their pet means to them but it is research such as this that proves just how fundamental and important the bond is between people and pets. These studies provide us with a valuable insight into the special bond and the health benefits of owning a pet.”

CDPOM World is capturing the imagination of London’s pet owners.
Not only has founder Louise Wilsher been interviewed by Joanne Good in her Barking at the Moon slot on the BBC Radio London late night show, but the TV cameras have also been in in their droves.
ITV London news (click on the link above) has featured the above item twice, and Five LIve and Catctus TV have also been down to take a look.
As well as being on television and radio, Louise and the CDPOM World centre have also been featured in:
Docklands News
Southwark News
The South London Press
City AM
Woman’s Own
And online at:

www.london-se1.co.uk
www.londondogforum.co.uk/news-c8.html
www.thetails.co.uk
www.yelp.co.uk
www.vetclick.com
www.petcarelondon.com
www.dogdaycarelondon.com
www.doggymate.co.uk
www.dogfriendlybritain.co.uk
www.iforpets.co.uk
www.kennelonline.net
The NY-style creche will soon also appear in:
Your Dog
Prima
Watch this space…CDPOM World on ITV London Tonight

CDPOM World, central London’s first licensed dog-day care and overnight pet boarding centre, is having an Open Day to officially launch this unique place for London dog owners who need somewhere affordable and conveniently situated to leave their dogs while they’re away from home, or simply too busy.

At the Open Day on 19 May people can see for themselves how much there is going on for your pets, including a chance to tour our dog gym – the Pets ‘A’ Size area - complete with treadmill and other activity toys and equipment, and take a peek inside the special dog bedrooms.

Louise and her team of pet care professionals will be there to show case other activities planned by Cats, Dogs & Peace of Mind and there will be opportunities to view an exhibition of pet photographs.

CDPOM World is designed as an alternative to pet sitting that offers dogs a rich social and educational experience - much like the best crèches for children.

There is a flat screen TV for dogs (and their owners) who don’t want to miss their favourite programmes and DVDs, and Louise also plays soothing music on the piano for them at relaxation times.

A typical bedroom for overnighting dog guests at CDPOM World

CDPOM World has a flexible approach to fit in with the needs of the modern dog owner. Owners can book by the hour, day, week or month, so they can leave their pets at CDPOM World all day while they’re at work, or just pop in for an hour’s play and exercise while the owner goes shopping, to a meeting or an appointment, or they can even book them in for longer overnight stays while they’re away on a business trip or on holiday.

Being social creatures, dogs left at home alone can become depressed, anxious or even destructive. But CDPOM World, which is based in Southwark*, between Tower Bridge and the City in the West and Canary Wharf and the Isle of Dogs in the east, offers peace of mind by providing physical and mental stimulation tailored to dogs’ individual needs and preferences.

Nor is it only dogs that can be catered for. There are areas where cats, parrots, rabbits and other small pets can be looked after too.

To book your pets into London’s first fully licensed doggie day-care and pet boarding centre simply call 020 7394 8319 or email cdpom@aol.com.

If you are interested in the Open Day just come along to *CDPOM World G01, Tower Bridge Business Complex, 100 Clements Road, London SE16 4DG to see what’s on offer, at any time between midday and 10pm on Wednesday 19th May.

People can book for as little as an hour at a time, but some people want and need to book their pets to be looked after for longer - and recognising this Louise Wilsher has revealed that CDPOM World is offering a range of discounts - from 10% off for those people that book their dog to be cared for daily for a 5-day, working week, through to 20% off for people who need to have their dog cared for every day for a whole month.

“I believe this respresents real value for money, especially when you consider how CDPOM World is such a great alternative to kennels. Instead of just being put in a cage our dogs roam free in a cageless environment with plenty of interaction with other dogs and constant oversight by professional dog carers,” says Louise.

Louise is offering a value alternative to kennels, including soothing music

As well as benefiting from lots of toys and games, including agility equipment, and plenty of play with human & dog interaction, each dog receives regular short walks for toilet breaks, at least one big walk a day (more if the dog is staying overnight), and warm comfortable pens with soft bedding when they want a rest from the open, cage-less Pets ‘A’ Size™ area.

Louise points out that an additional benefit is that “owners don’t have the hassle and cost of transporting their dogs to and from out-of-town kennels when they want to go away”,

The new tariff and associated discounts are available straight away. To discuss your needs and budget please call 020 7394 8319. Neither you or your pets will be disappointed.

CDPOM World is based at G01, Tower Bridge Business Complex, 100 Clements Road, London SE16 4DG.
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Each dog that stays at the crèche, which can be found at CDPOM World G01, Tower Bridge Business Complex, 100 Clements Road, London SE16 4DG, will benefit from:

• Constant supervision by professional dog carers

• Lots of toys and games, including agility equipment, to keep him/her active

• Plenty of play with human & dog interaction

• Regular short walks for toilet breaks

• At least one big walk a day

• Feeding, if necessary

• Warm comfortable pens with soft bedding if he wants a rest from the open, cage-less Pets ‘A’ Size™ area

For this the tariff is:

Day-care £23.50

Overnight stay £29.99

Bank Holiday weekend day-care £29.99

Bank Holiday weekend overnight stay £39.99

Collection £7

Return delivery £7

To find out more or to make a booking please call 020 7394 8319 or email cdpom@aol.com

We look forward to hearing from you.

All prices are inclusive of VAT.