This week’s Town Braintap talk:

CREATURE COMFORTS
A talk by Veterinarian Carol Weyland about pet nutrition (mainly for dogs and cats), and first aid tips for treating your pet before heading to the vet. Bring your pet health questions, concerns and stories.

DATE: Wed., Oct. 28 at 7 pm
LOCATION THIS WEEK: Adult-friendly classroom space at Twinfield Union School

Local veterinarian Carol Weyland will cover nutrition and wellness issues for dogs and cats, including the benefits of raw and home-made diets you can provide and adapt for your pet. She'll also cover home treatments, types of emergency and minor first aid you can do yourself, and discuss when you should get your pet to a vet pronto.

ABOUT THE PRESENTER: After working in other larger practices, Carol Weyland began her own local practice "Healing Paws House Calls," serving primarily dogs and cats, a little over 5 years ago. She specializes in holistic care, natural diets, acupuncture, and herbal medicine. She emphasizes that no one form of medicine or diet is right for every animal. It's important to find out what works for your individual pet.

PRE-REGISTRATION APPRECIATED FOR PLANNING PURPOSES– BUT WALK-INS WELCOME AS LONG AS WE HAVE ROOM. It's simple to register online (all we need is your name and a way to contact you in case of a change of schedule). To sign up and to read more about TOWN BRAINTAP and other scheduled events, hop onto:

http://www.townbraintap.net/scheduled-talks-events.html

Suggested donation at the door: $10.00, OR, toss any amount in the box that works for you. If you’re a frequent Braintapper, give yourself a freebie now and then. Come on down. All proceeds from the fall season of TOWN BRAINTAP will be gifted to Twinfield Union School’s literacy and community mentoring programs.
Questions: rickamcn@charter.net or call/text 802-522-3172.