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PREMIUM PET FOOD Nutrition for a Healthy Life
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Comfort, Style & Care in Every Detail
HEALTH &
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Trusted Products for Happy & Healthy Pets
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The Pet's Mart-Where Pets Come First!
Your Trusted Pet Care Partner in Lakhimpur-Kheri
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The Pet's Mart is Lakhimpur-Kheri's trusted destination for everything your pet needs. From premium pet food and accessories to expert advice and grooming solutions, we provide complete care under one roof.
Our mission is simple - to ensure Happy Pets, Happy Families. We believe pets are not just animals, they are family. That's why every product we offer is carefully selected for quality, nutrition, and safety.
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ALL BREEDS ALL NEEDS
Our vision is to be the most trusted and preferred pet care brand in the region.
We aim to promote responsible pet parenting through quality products and awareness. We envision a community where every pet lives a healthy, happy, and loved life.
We are committed to continuous improvement, innovation, and building long-term relationships with our customers.
"A better world for pets begins with better care."
Your Trusted Pet Care Partner in Lakhimpur-Kheri
CARE BEYOND EXPECTATIONS
Dear Pet Parents, When I started The Pet's Mart, my dream was simple- to create a place where pets get the best and pet parents get complete support. Every wag, every purr, and every happy tail reminds me why we do what we do. We are more than just a pet shop. We are a family that cares for your family. Thank you for trusting us and being a part of our journey. We promise to keep bringing the best for your pets.
Because their happiness is our purpose. Yours Truly, Kanishk Baranwal
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A happy start leads to a lifetime of love and companionship. ♥
Congratulations on your new furry family member! Puppies need love, care, patience and the right guidance to grow into healthy, happy and well-behaved dogs. Here's a complete guide for first-time pet parents.
**REMEMBER
Love, patience, consistency and proper care make the best start for your puppy.
EXERCISE & PLAYTIME
• Daily playtime helps in physical and mental development.
• Short walks (after full vaccination).
• Provide safe toys to chew and play.
⚫ 3-4 small meals a day (till 6 months). Always provide fresh, clean water.
• Avoid chocolates, grapes, onions, dairy & junk food.
2 VACCINATION-STAY PROTECTED
•Follow your vet's vaccination schedule. • Keeps your puppy safe from serious diseases.
• Deworming as per vet advice.
SLEEP & COMFORT
Puppies need 18-20 hours of sleep daily.
Provide a soft, clean & warm bed.
• Create a quiet and safe space
Bath once a month or as needed.
• Clean ears, eyes & teeth gently. • Keep nails trimmed.
POTTY TRAINING
Take puppy out at regular intervals. Praise and reward for correct behavior.
4 TRAINING & SOCIALISATION Start basic training: sit, stay, come. Use positive reinforcement.
• Socialize with people, other pets and environments.
SIGNS TO WATCH
Consult your vet if your puppy has:
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Vaccination is the best way to protect your pets from serious infectious diseases. Follow the right schedule and keep your pet healthy for a long, happy life.
Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Injection Calicivirus, Panleukopenia (SC)
Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Injection Calicivirus, Panleukopenia (SC)
Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Injection Calicivirus, Panleukopenia (SC)
Injection (SC) Injection or Oral Injection (SC) Injection (IM)
FVRCP Booster Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, Panleukopenia
1. Indoor cats also need core vaccines.
3. FeLV vaccine (Feline Leukemia) is recommended for cats with outdoor access or living with infected cats.
1. Start deworming at 2 weeks of age and repeat every 2 weeks until 12 weeks, then once a month until 6 months, then once every 3 months.
2. Give annual boosters for core vaccines (DHPP, Rabies).
3. Non-core vaccines (Leptospirosis, Kennel Cough) depend on risk and lifestyle.
Injection (SC)-Subcutaneous (under the skin) Injection (IM)-Intramuscular (into the muscle) Oral/Intranasal - Some vaccines are given orally or through the nose.
Kennel Cough (Bordetella) Canine Influenza Lyme Disease
CATS
FVRCP-Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis Calicivirus
FeLV (Feline Leukemia) FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency) ⚫ Chlamydophila
A small vaccine today can save your pet from a big disease tomorrow.
Provide good nutrition for a strong immune system.
Keep a vaccination record and never miss boosters.
Vaccinate only healthy pets.
Follow the correct schedule for maximum protection.
Consult your vet for the best plan for your pet.
Reduce stress during vet visits and travel.
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***THE PET'S MART
Because their health is in your hands.
A happy start leads to a lifetime of love and companionship.
FIRST-TIME KITTY PARENT? WE'VE GOT YOU COVERED!
Kittens are curious, playful and sensitive. With the right care, you can help your new furry friend grow into a healthy, happy and well-behaved cat.
NUTRITION - FEED RIGHT ⚫Feed high-quality kitten food.
3-4 small meals a day (till 6 months).
• Ensure proper nutrition for healthy growth and immunity.
• Always provide fresh, clean water. • Avoid cow's milk, chocolates, onions, garlic and bones.
5 PLAYTIME & EXERCISE
Play daily to support physical and mental development.
• Use interactive toys, feather wands, and balls.
• Encourage climbing and exploring in a safe environment.
• Follow your vet's vaccination schedule. • First vaccination starts at 6-8 weeks. • Protects from common and serious diseases.
• Keep it clean and in a quiet place. Use good quality clumping litter. • Scoop daily and change litter regularly.
LOVE, CARE & SOCIALISATION
• Spend quality time every day. Handle gently and regularly.
• Socialize with people and other pets to build confidence.
• Give lots of love and patience.
8 REGULAR HEALTH CHECKUPS
Visit your vet regularly. Monitor weight, appetite and overall behavior.
Check and clean eyes and ears gently.
• Kittens need 16-20 hours of sleep daily. • Provide a warm, soft and secure bed. • Keep them away from loud noise and stress.
KITTEN ESSENTIALS
SIGNS TO WATCH
Consult your vet if your kitten has:
Your love, care and attention will build a bond for life.
HAPPY KITTEN, HAPPY HOME!
We are always here to help you and your furry friend!*
Guru Govind Singh Chouk,
Lakhimpur-Kheri
TICKS - SMALL PARASITES, BIG PROBLEMS!
***Be Aware. Be Prepared. Protect Your Pets. ****
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Ticks are tiny blood-sucking parasites that can cause serious health issues in pets. Early detection, proper prevention, and timely treatment can keep your pets safe and healthy.
Ticks are external parasites that attach to your pet's skin, feed on blood, and can transmit dangerous diseases.
Ticks can transmit serious diseases to dogs and cats, such as:
Lyme Disease (Rare in India) •Tick Paralysis (Severe cases)
SIGNS YOUR PET MAY HAVE TICKS ***
COMMON AREAS WHERE TICKS HIDE
Scratching, licking or biting the affected area Redness, irritation or small bumps on the skin Hair loss around the ears, neck, legs or belly Restlessness or discomfort
Ears (inside & outer) Neck & under collar Armpits Between toes Groin area Base of tail
If you notice any of the above symptoms, consult your veterinarian immediately.
Fever, lethargy, loss of appetite (in severe cases) Pale gums, weakness (sign of tick-borne diseases)
Use veterinarian-recommended tick preventives such as spot-ons, tablets, collars or sprays.
Grasp the tick as close to the skin as possible.
FREQUENT GROOMING
Brush your pet regularly and check their skin, especially after walks or outdoor play.
Do not twist or jerk the tick.
KEEP ENVIRONMENT CLEAN
Wash pet bedding, mats, and blankets weekly. Keep your lawn trimmed and clean.
TICK SHAMPOOS & SPRAYS Help kill ticks on the body (used along with other preventives).
5 Clean the bite area with antiseptic.
AVOID TICK-INFESTED AREAS Minimize walking in tall grass, bushes, forests and leaf-litter areas.
Monitor your pet for any symptoms.
ANTIBIOTICS & SUPPORTIVE CARE If your pet is infected with tick-borne diseases, your vet may prescribe medicines, fluids and other supportive therapy.
DO NOT
CHECK AFTER OUTDOOR ACTIVITY Always check your pet's body thoroughly after every outdoor activity.
Do not use oil, kerosene, alcohol or fire. Do not squeeze the tick's body.
Do not leave the tick head inside the skin.
If your pet shows fever, weakness or loss of appetite.
If you notice unusual swelling. bleeding or pale gums.
Prevention year-round is important.
Never ignore small ticks - they can cause big problems.
Make tick checks a part of your daily routine.
A healthy diet and regular vet check-ups boost your pet's immunity.
TICK POWDERS For environment & pet bedding
If multiple ticks are found.
A LITTLE CARE TODAY, A HEALTHY COMPANION TOMORROW.
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Healthy Pet, Happy Pet **Regular Care, Long Life * 華 Your Pet's Health, Our Priority *
6. PUPPY CARE (FIRST 8 WEEKS) ***
3. BREEDING PROCESS
UNDERSTANDING DOG BREEDING
Colostrum milk must be given in first 24 hours. Keep puppies warm and clean.
Deworm at 2, 4, 6 weeks (as per vet).
Start weaning at 4 weeks.
First vaccination at 6 weeks. Regular weight check.
Early socialization (after vaccination).
Choose the right pair (temperament, health, structure, bloodline).
Allow natural mating in a safe, calm environment. Mating may occur 2-3 times, 24-48 hours apart for better results.
Keep dogs under observation and avoid stress. Confirm pregnancy after 25-30 days (Vet Check-up/Ultrasound).
Breeding is not just about mating two dogs. It's about improving the breed, maintaining health, temperament, and structure for future generations.
1. BEFORE YOU BREED ****
Know Your Breed Standard
Ensure Both Male & Female Are Healthy
Health Screenings (Mandatory) • Hip & Elbow Dysplasia
Avoid rough play, jumping, and stress. Daily gentle walks.
Vet check-ups as advised.
No deworming or vaccination during pregnancy without vet advice.
Last 2 weeks: Prepare a clean, warm, comfortable whelping area.
Give rest and good nutrition to the mother.
Do not breed in every heat cycle. Allow at least 1 heat gap after 1 litter. Monitor mother's health and recovery.
Balanced diet, regular exercise, and mental stimulation.
HELPFUL TIPS FOR BREEDERS
Signs: Restlessness, panting, digging, loss of appetite, drop in body temperature. Stay calm and let the dog deliver in a quiet place.
Do not pull the puppy - let the mother do it. Clean puppy's nose, mouth if needed. Cut the cord (if needed) 2-3 cm from the puppy's belly.
Ensure all puppies are feeding.
Contact vet in case of complications.
Never breed for money, breed for improvement. Always put the health of dogs first. Keep detailed records of every breeding. Provide lifelong support to puppy buyers.
✓ Avoid inbreeding - maintain genetic diversity. Regularly deworm, vaccinate & maintain hygiene. Work with a trusted veterinarian.
2. HEAT CYCLE IN FEMALE DOGS ****
Proestrus (7-10 days): Swelling, bloody discharge, male attraction.
Estrus (5-9 days): Ovulation period, female allows mating.
Diestrus (60-90 days): Pregnancy phase (if mated) or returns to resting phase. Anestrus (3-4 months): Resting phase. Best time to mate: 11th to 14th day from the start of heat (varies by breed).
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A SMALL STEP TODAY, A HEALTHY PET FOR LIFE! *
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Worms steal nutrition, slow growth and can cause serious illness in pets and even affect humans.
Regular deworming keeps your pet healthy, active and happy.
Diarrhea (sometimes with worms in stool) • Vomiting
Removes internal parasites (roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms, whipworms).
Prevents diarrhea, vomiting, anemia, weight loss & poor coat.
Improves appetite, digestion and nutrient absorption.
. Dull coat
Supports healthy growth in puppies & kittens.
If you see any of these signs, consult your veterinarian.
Some worms can spread to humans (Zoonotic risk).
Every 2 weeks Every 2 weeks Every 2-4 weeks Once a month
Every 2 weeks Every 2 weeks Every 2-4 weeks Once a month Every 3 months
Continue until 8 weeks Until 12 weeks of age For heavy worm control Regular adult deworming As per vet advice
4-8 Weeks
4-8 Weeks
Until 12 weeks of age For heavy worm control Regular adult deworming As per vet advice
8-12 Weeks
8-12 Weeks for adults (or as advised by your vet).
At breeding, 10 days before delivery, & after weaning
DEWIMON DEWORMING MEDICINES & DOSES (Guide Only - Use As Per Vet Advice)
Roundworms, Hookworms, Whipworms, Tapeworms All Roundworms, Hookworms, Tapeworms
10 mg/kg body weight 50 mg/kg body weight As per product label (usually 1 ml per 10 kg) 100-200 mcg/kg (Only on vet prescription) 5-10 mg/kg
5-10 mg/kg body weight 50 mg/kg body weight
Roundworms, Mites (Not for certain breeds like Collies, Shelties)
Note: Never use dog dewormers for cats and vice versa. Always follow your veterinarian's advice.
✓ Keep the environment clean. Pick up & dispose of faeces regularly. Wash pet's bedding, bowls & toys. Prevent hunting/licking of other animals Ensure regular vet check-ups.
Do not overdose.
Dewormers paralyze or kill the worms living in thie intestines so they can be passed out in the stool.
Yes, some worms can infect humans, especially children.
Use pet-specific dewormers. Deworm even if your pet looks healthy.
• Puppies & kittens need more frequent deworming.
Store medicines safely away from children & pets.
Always maintain hygiene
& wash hands after handling pets.
A LITTLE CARE TODAY, A HEALTHY COMPANION TOMORROW.
LOVE THEM, PROTECT THEM!
Guru Govind Singh Chouk, Lakhimpur-Kheri
Healthy Pet, Happy Pet Regular Care, Long Life Your Pet's Health, Our Priority
COMPLETE FEEDING & CARE GUIDE FOR PET PARENTS ***
Good nutrition in the early stages of life is the foundation of a healthy, happy pet. Proper milk and weaning food like Cerelac help puppies and kittens grow strong, active and disease-free.
DOGS - MILK & CARELAC GUIDE
DOG MILK FOR PUPPIES
Mother's milk is best for puppies. If not available.
puppy milk replacer (commercial) is the safest option.
Cow milk is not recommended as it is hard to digest and can cause diarrhea.
RECOMMENDED DOG MILK REPLACERS (Is Available in The Pet's Mart) PUPPY MILK
CATS - MILK & CARELAC GUIDE
Mother's milk is best for kittens. If not available, kitten milk replacer (commercial) is the safest option.
Cow milk is not recommended.
RECOMMENDED CAT MILK REPLACERS (Is Available in The Pet's Mart) KITTEN MILK
Never give cow milk to puppies - it causes diarrhea & stomach upset.
Never give cow milk to kittens - it causes diarrhea & lactose intolerance.
Use feeding bottle Keep warm (38-40°C) Increase gradually Start weaning food Introduce Cerelac
Every 2-3 hours Every 3 hours Every 3-4 hours
Cerelac is an excellent weaning food for puppies from 3-4 weeks of age.
Use plain rice Cerelac (no added fruits, no sugar).
CARELAC FOR CATS (WEANING FOOD)
Use plain rice Cerelac for kittens from 3-4 weeks of age.
HOW TO PREPARE:
HOW TO PREPARE:
Mix 1 tbsp Cerelac (10 g) with 3-4 tbsp warm milk replacer (30-40 ml).
Mix 1 tbsp Cerelac (10 g) with 3-4 tbsp warm milk replacer (30-40 ml).
Make a smooth, lump-free paste.
Let it cool to lukewarm.
O Feed with a spoon or shallow bowl.
Make a smooth, lump-free paste.
Let it cool to lukewarm.
O Feed with a spoon or shallow bowl.
Cerelac (Dry) 10 g (1 tbsp) 15 g (1% tbsp) 20 g (2 tbsp) 25 g (2% tbsp)
10 g (1 tbsp) 15 g (1½ tbsp) 20 g (2 tbsp) 25 g (2½ tbsp)
80-100 g 100-120 g + solid food
Always use kitten-specific milk replacer. Never overfeed-follow the chart. Wipe the kitten's bottom gently after feeding.
Always keep feeding tools clean & sterilized.
Always feed warm (not hot) milk.
Keep kittens warm, clean & comfortable. Introduce wet food gradually after 6 weeks.
Keep the puppy warm and stress-free. Introduce soft food gradually, never force.
Always provide fresh, Store milk powder in a cool, dry place.
A LITTLE CARE TODAY, A HEALTHY COMPANION TOMORROW.
RIGHT FOOD. RIGHT AMOUNT. RIGHT LIFE. *
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A balanced diet is the key to your pet's health, energy, strong immunity and a long, happy life. Choose quality food and feed the right amount for your pet's age, size and activity level.
Mother's milk or puppy milk replacer, soft
Mother's milk or kitten milk replacer
Keep food soft and fresh water always available.
Complete growth as per activity level proper nutrition
Easy to digest food, more water & vet checkups.
Senior/Light formula dog food
Support joints, More water, regular vet checkups.
DAILY FEEDING CHART FOR DOGS (GRAMS PER DAY)
DAILY FEEDING CHART FOR CATS (GRAMS PER DAY)
BODY WEIGHT PUPPY (2-6 MONTHS) PUPPY (6-12 MONTHS) ADULT (1-7 YEARS)
250-350 g 350-450g 450 g & above
RAW DIET Natural, highly nutritious, needs proper balance.
HOMEMADE DIET Fresh & healthy. should be vet approved.
DRY KIBBLE Helps dental health, easy to store, HOMEMADE DIET Fresh ingredients, veterinarian approved.
DRY KIBBLE Convenient, helps dental health, economical.
WET/CANNED
RAW DIET
High moisture, palatable, good for fussy eaters.
Do not overfeed - maintain ideal body weight.
Feed at the same time every day.
Avold bones (cooked), chocolate, grapes, onions.
Change food gradually over 7 days.
Regularly deworm, vaccinate & consult your vet.
Avoid onions, garlic, chocolate, raw fish (in excess). Keep litter box clean & provide a stress-free environment. Regular grooming, deworming & vaccination are essential.
HOW TO SWITCH PET FOOD
WHEN TO CONSULT A VET Loss of appetite
DAY 3-4 50% New Food 50% Old Food
Store in a cool, Keep the pack Avoid direct dry place. tightly sealed. sunlight.
Switch gradually over 7 days to avoid stomach upset.
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Both wet and dry foods can provide complete nutrition for your pets when fed correctly. The right choice depends on your pet's age, health, lifestyle and your goals.
High moisture content (70-80%) helps keep pets hydrated.
Soft texture - easy to chew, ideal for puppies, kittens, seniors & pets with dental issues.
More palatable - great for picky eaters or pets with low appetite.
Contains fewer carbohydrates & more animal-based protein. Low calorie density - helps in weight management when fed in proper quantity.
Supports urinary tract health by increasing water intake.
Opens or pouches should be refrigerated and used within 2-3 days.
Lower moisture content (8-10%).
Crunchy texture helps reduce plaque & tartar build-up.
More economical and convenient.
Higher calorie density-more energy per serving.
Longer shelf life and easy to store.
Helps maintain healthy gums through chewing action. Always keep fresh, clean water available.
WHEN TO USE WET OR DRY FOOD?
Your pet doesn't drink enough water. Your pet is a picky eater.
Kittens or puppies who are just weaning.
Senior pets with dental problems. Pets recovering from illness or surgery.
Pets prone to urinary tract problems.
In hot weather or for extra hydration.
For pets with kidney or bladder issues (as advised by vet).
Needs extra water Easy to store & serve
2-3 years More expensive Picky eaters, seniors, kittens, dental issues, hydration, recovery & convalescence
Shelf Life (Unopened)
You want a cost-effective daily diet.
Your pet has good dental health and loves to chew.
You need a convenient, easy-to-serve option. Your pet is active and requires more energy. For training treats (small kibble pieces).
Cost
Active pets, healthy adults, dental care, travel, budget feeding
Best For COMPLETE DETAILS ABOUT WET & DRY FOOD
WET FOOD COMPLETE DETAILS
Nutritional Value: High moisture, high protein, low carbs. Excellent source of animal protein and essential nutrients.
Ingredients: Real meat, by-products, vitamins, minerals, healthy fats and water.
Ⓒ Nutritional Value: Concentrated energy, balanced carbs, protein, vitamins and minerals.
BOTH FOODS CAN BE USED TOGETHER
Ingredients: Meat meal, grains or grain-free alternatives, oils, vitamins, minerals and fiber.
Types: Canned (loaf, chunks in gravy, pate), Pouches.
Types: Kibble (small, medium, large sizes), Grain-free, High-protein, Sensitive stomach formulas.
How to Serve: Serve at room temperature. Refrigerate after opening and use within 2-3 days.
Portion Control: Because it's less calorie-dense, measure according to body weight to avoid overfeeding.
Benefits: Promotes hydration, better digestion, supports kidney & urinary health, good for weight management.
Combine for the best results!
Ⓒ How to Serve: Serve as it is with fresh water. Store in a cool, dry place in an airtight container.
✓ Benefits: Supports dental health, convenient, cost-effective, long shelf life.
Balanced nutrition Better taste & variety Hydration Dental care Always introduce any new food gradually over 7 days to avoid stomach upset
Things to Note: More expensive, spoils quickly after opening.
Things to Note: Low moisture- ensure adequate water intake.
HOW TO SWITCH PET FOOD?
GENERAL TIPS FOR PET PARENTS
FOODS TO AVOID FOR DOGS & CATS
Choose high-quality, complete & balanced food. Read the label-check ingredients & nutrients. Avoid overfeeding - follow feeding guide as per age, weight & activity.
Always provide fresh, clean water. Keep a consistent feeding schedule. Consult your vet for personalized advice.
Raw bones (cooked bones may splinter) Too much salt, sugar or fatty foods
DAY 5-6 75% New Food 25% Old Food
DAY 1-2 25% New Food
DAY 3-4 50% New Food 50% Old Food
DAY 7 ONWARDS 100% New Food
75% Old Food
A LITTLE CARE TODAY, A HEALTHY COMPANION TOMORROW. * LOVE THEM, PROTECT THEM!
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