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PAWS FOR A MOMENT: PET DETECTIVE AGENCY is focused on providing high-quality service and client satisfaction.
I'm sure you'll be happy with my committment to you. Look around this website and if you have any comments or questions, please contact me.
Jim Wille-Pet Detective
B.Sc. Degree in Criminal Justice
Calumet College of St. Joseph, Whiting, Indiana, 1997
*For your pets safety and your peace of mind, have your pet microchipped.
See your Veterinarian for more information.
*If you have to relocate, make sure you see your Veterinarian about changing the information on your pet's microchip BEFORE you make the move.
If you wish to inquire about this Agency, please contact the Better Business Bureau of Northern Indiana.
(260) 918-2072 or (800) 552-4631. Thank you.
Please note: Fee's are on the "About Us" page.
Animal behavioral problems can be health related.
Make sure your pet has a complete medical exam by a Veterinarian at least once a year.
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Prevention Tips
1) Keep an eye on your pet when they are outside and never let them roam!
2) Never leave your pet in your car or in front of a public place unattended!
3) Keep your pets in your home, if you must leave!
4) Sadly, shy or skittish pets are quite often mistaken for being abused. Make sure they have tags that say, (for a cat): "I'm frightened, not feral." For dogs: "I'm skittish, not abused."
5) During the event of thunderstorms and fireworks, (Never take your pet to a fireworks show!) keep your pets indoors and put them in a safe room with no windows. If it's a room with windows, keep the shades closed. Extremely loud noises can cause your pet to get startled and bolt! And when you're outdoors with your pet, keep them on a leash!
Very Important!
Never feed your pet the following foods!
*Chocolate *Caffeine *Salt *Onions *Raw Eggs *Garlic *Bones *Grapes *Raisins *Macadamia nuts. And especially, Peanut Butter. Peanut Butter is one food a pet can easily choke on!
Consult with your Veterinarian for more information.
