Press Release

Keep Your Pets Safe, Happy, and Healthy This Holiday Season
5 Quick Steps to Ensure a Happy, Pet-Loving Family

CRANBURY, NJ – (December 18, 2009) New Jersey-based pet industry leader, Loving Pets Products, wants to keep your pets happy, safe, and healthy this holiday season.

With a few simple precautions, our lovable pets can celebrate the holiday season safely and in style.  Here are some tips for making sure our four-legged friends are happy and healthy:

1. Avoid poisonous hazards - As you enjoy candy and other festive treats, please do not share these with your pets and keep them out of reach.  Chocolate (especially baking chocolate or dark chocolate) is especially dangerous.  Also, candies that are individually-wrapped propose a double-threat, as many pets might eat both the candy and its wrapper.

2. Reduce stress on your pet - If you are hosting a holiday party or gathering, provide your pet with a quiet place or crate, as many pets can get overwhelmed by large amounts of noise, people, and food.  If you are traveling with your pet by car or by plane, make sure you provide fresh water and try your best to keep them on their regular schedule.

3. Maintain a healthy diet – In addition to a low-fat daily food, provide your pets with healthy, vitamin-enhanced meat treats to promote joint health and a healthy digestive system.  In making your decision, choose a treat that contain ingredients that are all-natural and tested in the United States.  Loving Pets’ Gourmet All-Natural Premium Meat Snacks are 100% all-natural, containing no fillers or preservatives, and are antibiotic and hormone-free.  With unique flavor combinations like chicken and apple, carrot and chicken, and sweet potato biscuit, your dog’s tail will be wagging for more.

4. Avoid fire hazards - If you want to decorate your home with candles, avoid starting a fire by keeping burning candles high and out of reach from a dog or cat knocking them over.  Extinguish the candle as soon as you are done using them, especially before bedtime.

5. Be careful with your Christmas tree - If you have a Christmas tree, make sure the base is secure and that electrical cords for lights or other tree décor are out of your pet’s reach.  Also, some types of plants like holly, poinsettias, and mistletoe are poisonous to pets if eaten, and tinsel or ribbons can cause severe damage to a dog’s digestive system or even worse.

For more information on Loving Pets or how it leads the pet product industry in several categories based on quality and affordability, please call toll-free 866-599-PETS (7387) or visit www.lovingpetsproducts.com.

###

LOVING PETS is an industry leader in the pet industry, dedicated to providing its customers with high quality, all-natural and affordable pet products.  With U.S. and international distribution, every product in Loving Pets’ growing assortment of 100% all natural rawhides, gourmet premium vitamin-enhanced meat snacks, and patented stainless steel bowls undergoes a proprietary Tested in the USA certification, guaranteeing our unique commitment to providing our customers with the best. Dedication to quality ingredients, innovation, and affordability set Loving Pets apart from the competition.