Rolling Pet Vet has been providing meds and services to make sure these little guys are healthy, happy, and ready for you!

Yeah, that’s right a FLEA PARTY!

It’s time to party because we are going to help you put an end to that incessant scratching!  And have a little fun in the process! 

Oh and did we mention, that you will get FREE FLEA MEDS for your pet?

So what exactly is a FLEA PARTY?

Here is how it works:

1. Schedule your FLEA PARTY with us.  Call us at (805) 350-1399 to check our availability and lock down a date.
2. Invite your friends and their animal companions!  5 pets are required at the PARTY to receive your free meds.
3. We will show up with our mobile unit and do FREE flea & tick inspections!
4. Your PARTY guests get 10% off their flea meds!
5. You get your flea meds for FREE!
6. Dr. Bosserman will teach your pet to do the electric slide.
7. The fleas party till they drop.  DEAD!

We are always looking for a good excuse to party! 

So if you live in the greater Santa Barbara area, call us today and schedule your FLEA PARTY!

Restrictions:

• We reserve the right to cancel a FLEA PARTY and the FLEA PARTY PROMOTION at any time.
• Only 1(One) FLEA PARTY per household per month. 5 companion animals (dogs and/or cats) must be at your FLEA PARTY to receive free flea medication.
• Participation is subject to scheduling and availability of the Rolling Pet Vet Mobile Veterinary Hospital & Staff.
• Offers and Promotions are subject to change at any time.
• Dr. Bosserman does not warrant that your animal can, or ever will, do the electric slide.
• Fleas may or may not actually drop dead at the FLEA PARTY.   You will have to be there to find out!
• Offer available in the greater Santa Barbara, California area only.

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But before you decide to adopt a pet, you should ask youself some serious questions first.  Care2.com came up with this list:

1. Why do you want a pet? Figuring this out may be the most important step. Do you want a running buddy? A couch potato pal? A companion animal should match your activity level, so think about your expectations and lifestyle before choosing which type of pet you’d like.

2. Are you ready for a 10-15 year commitment? You will be providing everything for this four-legged family-member for more than a decade. Make sure you are up for that.

3. Do you have the time necessary to spend with your pet? If you are away from home more than you are there, your pet’s mood or behavior may suffer. Animals get lonely just like people do!

4. Can you afford to provide for another life? Pets require food, toys, veterinary care, and other supplies, i.e. cage, litter box, etc. and costs can run pretty high––especially in the first couple years of life. Are you financially ready to take on the burden?

5. How will you care for your pet when you are away? Do you have a neighbor or friend you can rely on? Can you afford a dog walker or cat sitter? What will you do when you go out-of-town? You can’t always take your furry friend with you when you travel, so having a back-up plan in mind is key.

6. Are you a dog person? Cat person? Rabbit? Goldfish? Be honest with yourself and choose the pet you feel like you can connect the most with and take the best care 0f––not the pet that everyone says you should get, or the pet that’s cutest. You may want to start small to test the “responsibility waters.”

7. Are you prepared to know what your pet needs medically? Yearly checkups and vaccinations are a must. Add to that potential food allergies, injuries, chronic illnesses, accidents, etc. and there is a lot to think about.

8. Are you willing to put in the time to train your pet? This is no easy task. Your pet must be taught how to do everything you want her to do. Housebreaking is probably number one on the list, and takes patience, consistency, and lots of paper towels!

9. Are you prepared to make sacrifices for your pet? Just like with human kids, there are times you must put your pet’s needs above your own. Even if you are not a morning person, your dog may need to pee at 5:00 AM everyday.

10. Is your living space pet-proof and adequate to house a pet? A tiny apartment may not the ideal environment for a 100-pound energetic Lab. Think about the exercise, space, and emotional needs of the animal you choose, and then decide if you can offer adequate room.

Read more: Care2.com

We all have stories of the wacky things our canine companions have done, but do you have pictures?

These pet owners have shared their pet's shame with us publically...what fun!

Dogs will be dogs!

Check out the pictures below.

Do you have a picture of your dog or cat being naughty? 

Send your pics to info@rollingpetvet.com and we will feature them in a follow-up post.

Also, we know Comfortis is hard to come by right now, but fear not, we've got tons!  Come see us and ask for the best flee protection you can buy!

We will be there with the mobile unit and some great big smiles, so we will be hard to miss!   See you there!