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Our Delivery times are typically 7 to 10 Business Days, depending on the Product(s) and if they originate in our warehouse(s) here in the United States, they will be delivered to customers front door. In some cases, it could take 15 to 30 Business Days to complete the delivery, If Product(s) are shipped from overseas, they too are delivered directly to the customers front door. In all cases you will receive a Tracking Number in your purchase receipt, If for some reason you are unable to track the process, please contact support@danspetsupplies.com, and our support team will assist you in a fast and courteous way, to answer all your questions and concerns, Your satisfaction is our biggest asset.
You can track your order through the tracking link provided in your order confirmation email.
We have a 30-day return policy, which means you have 30 days after receiving your item to request a return.  To be eligible for a return, your item must be in the same condition that you received it, unworn or unused, with tags, and in its original packaging. You’ll also need the receipt or proof of purchase. To start a return, you can contact us at support@danspetsupplies.com Please note that returns will need to be sent to the following address: return to the shippers address 
You can contact our customer service team at Phone number:7707573715 Email: support@danspetsupplies.com.

We offer fast and reliable shipping to ensure your pet supplies reach you on time. If you are not satisfied with your purchase our easy returns policy allows you to return products hassle-free.

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Treat with Healthy Cat Treats

Too many treats or high calorie food can lead to heftier kitties, putting them at risk for diabetes, hypertension, and other health issues. Make sure treats are healthy and given sparingly.

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Visit The Vet

Make an annual appointment with the vet. (See veterinary services online on our website). For older cats, consider two exams a year. Cats are adept at hiding signs of illness, so getting a physical exam and bloodwork can ensure problems are caught before they get too advanced.

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Be There

While some cats might seem aloof, all crave attention. From walks and games to playing or cuddling on the couch, make time for feline friendship.

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Explore the Outdoors

For cats that spend time in the home and yard, they can come and go as they please with the a Pet Door installed. You make the rules and control the times of day your pet has access to safely play outside.

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Scratch That Itch

Do not suppress cats’ urge to scratch. Place posts and pads near favorite nap spots, where the family spends time and near objects do not you want them to scratch.

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Put Your Cat on a Leash

Just like dogs, some cats can be trained (best to start when young) to walk on a leash. If in a quiet neighborhood, this is a great way for owners and cats to get in some exercise and quality time together.

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Provide Catnip

Many cats love catnip, which can be found in most pet and garden stores. If cats are prone to munch on greens, this is great to keep around for them to enjoy as opposed to eating houseplants.

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Encourage Hunting Behavior

JWith their innate curiosity, indoor cats can get bored without enough stimulation. In addition to play time, encourage “hunting” by hiding favorite treats around the home or use special toys or puzzles to give mental stimulation to reach the treat. These same enrichment games are also used in zoos on big cats, like tigers and lions, for mental and physical activity.

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Watch TV for Cats

Yes, cats love TV too! Your feline friends will especially enjoy programs or DVDS of birds, fish, and other animals they like to stalk. Animal Wellness Magazine says there are even apps for cats, so they can try to “catch” mice or fish when an iPad is on the floor.

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Clean The Litter Box

Cats are known neat freaks, so clean your cats litter boxes daily. This will help with hygiene as well. For busy pet parents, the odor free and scoop free potty boxes are life changers for your cat(s).

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Have a First Aid Kit

Just like we keep basic meds and bandages on hand, cats need a first aid kit for emergencies too. A basic kit should include contact info for your vet, the nearest emergency vet clinic and animal poison control, along with basic medical supplies. See our Veterinary services (Online)

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Embrace DIY Cat Toys

Not all toys have to be bought. Cats enjoy playing with cardboard boxes of various sizes and empty paper-towel rolls (even more fun if treats are inside!).

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Set Indoor Boundaries

Keep your feline away from fragile items, so everyone stays safe and happy. The smallest spaces can be kept cat free, and they’ll be happy to perch in a cozy spot away from the valuables (or trash and counters!).

Track Behavior

Track their behavior so that as they age, differences are noted and can be shared with vets. The key to a happy and healthy cat is looking out for possible problems, so they can be remedied early.

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Monitor Cat Naps

All cats love to nap, with kittens and seniors spending the most time snoozing. But if it seems they are sleeping too much, check with your vet.

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