IT'S THE END OF 2010, TIME TOBUY !!
BUY !!
BUY !!
ROSMIN PET AND VET
YEAR END SALE
FROM 1ST DECEMBER 2010 TO 31ST DECEMBER 2010
GO FOR IT !!
BUY !!
BUY !!
ROSMIN PET AND VET
YEAR END SALE
FROM 1ST DECEMBER 2010 TO 31ST DECEMBER 2010
GO FOR IT !!
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Monday, November 22, 2010
A.N.N.O.U.N.C.E.M.E.N.T
Dear our beloved customers and reader..
Here's a short notice to announced to all of you that Rosmin Pet and Vet had no more offering treatment for our pets starting from this month. This is due to our vet had been promoted to government sector and she decided to go for it. However, we do still selling on counter light medications to your pets and general vitamins and health supplements to ensure our pets will always be in a pink health.
Any qualified vet(s) out there looking for a clinic to rent? Here is absolutely a perfect place to do your business. Contact us now!! * Wink Wink
We're truly sorry for the inconveniences occurred =(
Here's a short notice to announced to all of you that Rosmin Pet and Vet had no more offering treatment for our pets starting from this month. This is due to our vet had been promoted to government sector and she decided to go for it. However, we do still selling on counter light medications to your pets and general vitamins and health supplements to ensure our pets will always be in a pink health.
Any qualified vet(s) out there looking for a clinic to rent? Here is absolutely a perfect place to do your business. Contact us now!! * Wink Wink
We're truly sorry for the inconveniences occurred =(
Monday, November 1, 2010
Fighting Fighting Fish now at Rosmin Pet and Vet
- Name: Siamese Fighting Fish
- Scientific Name: Betta Splendens
- Family: Belontiidae or Osphronemidae - Formerly Anabantidae
- Origin: Thailand, Cambodia, and South Asia
- Adult Size: 3" ( 7 cm )
- Social: Very Agressive. Will kill other males.
- Lifespan: 2-3 years
- Tank Level: Top Dweller
- Minimum Tank size: 1 Gallon
- Tank Setup: Lots of swimming space, plants, and very low current.
- Diet: Carnivore - Live foods
- Care: Easy
- Breeding: Egg Layer - Bubble nest builder
- Ideal pH : 6.8 - 7.4
- Temperature: 75-86 F (24-30 C)
- Sexing : Males are brighter and have much longer fins.
The Siamese fighting fish is one of the most popular species of tropical aquarium fish. For centuries these fish have been captivated by people for hobby and sport. In Thailand, breeding these fish has become a way of life, and is the focus of many gambling events. These fish are known mainly for their aggresiveness, mainly that towards their own species. Male bettas are extremely territorial, and will kill each other when encountered.
This fish is also the subject of much controversy. Since it is a labyrinth fish it doesnt require much oxygen in its water and can breathe air directly from the surface, its also very slow moving and often prefers to swim in one spot. Because of this it is possible to keep these fish in very small bowls and tanks, some are sold in bowls that are similar to large shot glasses. Many experts view this as cruel and say that no fish should be kept in less than 1 gallon of water, especially since bettas are used to large rice patties in the wild. I myself agree and would like to add that I think the minimum requirements for this fish should be 5 gallons with a filter. I personally believe you will NEVER fully appreciate a betta until you see how healthy, happy, and colorful they are in a proper aquarium.
Bettas are also a tough breed offish to establish in a community. Its agressive behavior can be destructive to some fish, meanwhile its own long fins could prove to be a snack for nippy fish like barbs. Male bettas are extremely territorial and will kill each other on sight. This is how the fish earned their name and betta fighting has become a gambling sport in many places. This is also controversial and is considered by most aquarists, including myself, to be cruel.
In the wild, the fighting fish's diet consists almost solely on live insects. They can be fed regular tropical flake food but must be supplemented with freeze dried bloodworms and occasionly live foods. However the ideal diet for the betta is live and meaty foods. Brine shrimp, Daphnia, plankton, tubifex, glassworms, and beef heart, are good diet options.
The male fighting fish is easily identified by its long and colorful fins. Females however are much duller in color and have significantly shorter fins. Dozens of selectively bred variations of the betta splendens are available including the regular veil tail, the crowntail, the half moon, and the double tail.
Breeding the fighting fish is considered extremely difficult. Males should only be bred with one female at a time and can also be very agressive and hurt the female while breeding. The water temperature should be raised to 30C and should be filtered by a smaller filter to prevent excess water movement. Before breeding the male will construct his bubblenest to place the eggs in, after he will begin chasing the female agressively, which may result in her loosing some scales. Once ready the two will show bright coloration and the mall will wrap himself around the female. Eggs will be fertilized immediately, and after mating, will be placed in the bubblenest and cared for by the male. The female should then be removed as the male will once again become violent. In about 2 days the eggs should hatch and be visable in the nests. For the first 36 hours the fry will feed off their yolksacks and continue to be raised by the male. After 2 days the fry should be free swimming and the male removed to prevent him from eating the fry. They should be then fed a diet of baby brine shrimp and other tiny fry food. Bettas are so agressive they need to be seperated at an early age, providing isolated housing for each fry becomes tedious work and often requires the use of a large barracks system, limiting the breeding of this fish for professional breeders and less for the average hobbyist.
This fish is also the subject of much controversy. Since it is a labyrinth fish it doesnt require much oxygen in its water and can breathe air directly from the surface, its also very slow moving and often prefers to swim in one spot. Because of this it is possible to keep these fish in very small bowls and tanks, some are sold in bowls that are similar to large shot glasses. Many experts view this as cruel and say that no fish should be kept in less than 1 gallon of water, especially since bettas are used to large rice patties in the wild. I myself agree and would like to add that I think the minimum requirements for this fish should be 5 gallons with a filter. I personally believe you will NEVER fully appreciate a betta until you see how healthy, happy, and colorful they are in a proper aquarium.
Bettas are also a tough breed offish to establish in a community. Its agressive behavior can be destructive to some fish, meanwhile its own long fins could prove to be a snack for nippy fish like barbs. Male bettas are extremely territorial and will kill each other on sight. This is how the fish earned their name and betta fighting has become a gambling sport in many places. This is also controversial and is considered by most aquarists, including myself, to be cruel.
In the wild, the fighting fish's diet consists almost solely on live insects. They can be fed regular tropical flake food but must be supplemented with freeze dried bloodworms and occasionly live foods. However the ideal diet for the betta is live and meaty foods. Brine shrimp, Daphnia, plankton, tubifex, glassworms, and beef heart, are good diet options.
The male fighting fish is easily identified by its long and colorful fins. Females however are much duller in color and have significantly shorter fins. Dozens of selectively bred variations of the betta splendens are available including the regular veil tail, the crowntail, the half moon, and the double tail.
Breeding the fighting fish is considered extremely difficult. Males should only be bred with one female at a time and can also be very agressive and hurt the female while breeding. The water temperature should be raised to 30C and should be filtered by a smaller filter to prevent excess water movement. Before breeding the male will construct his bubblenest to place the eggs in, after he will begin chasing the female agressively, which may result in her loosing some scales. Once ready the two will show bright coloration and the mall will wrap himself around the female. Eggs will be fertilized immediately, and after mating, will be placed in the bubblenest and cared for by the male. The female should then be removed as the male will once again become violent. In about 2 days the eggs should hatch and be visable in the nests. For the first 36 hours the fry will feed off their yolksacks and continue to be raised by the male. After 2 days the fry should be free swimming and the male removed to prevent him from eating the fry. They should be then fed a diet of baby brine shrimp and other tiny fry food. Bettas are so agressive they need to be seperated at an early age, providing isolated housing for each fry becomes tedious work and often requires the use of a large barracks system, limiting the breeding of this fish for professional breeders and less for the average hobbyist.
Credit to ekanlaga.blogspot.com
Saturday, October 23, 2010
***IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT***
Due to unavoidable circumstances & other known conflicts, CATS has been rescheduled to
13-14 November 2010. Sorry for any inconvenienced caused.
****
CATS promises more fun and excitement for pet lovers (especially cats!) on this coming
13-14 Nov 2010. The event will take place at Laman Budaya, Shah Alam as one of the most promising event of the year. There will be a lot of exciting activities and competitions for visitors and also the exhibitors.
Not only that, CATS will also features interactive conferences and workshops for those who are interested to obtained more information on the latest market trend of pet business and also tips on taking care of your beloved cats.
It is a MUST EXHIBIT for suppliers and manufactures of pets to showcase their latest products in this exclusive exhibition!
Visit http://www.adtiveonline.com/cats for more info~!
Credit:
Gabby Si Kucing Gedikz
Logo and tagline design by Darrenrocks.com
Due to unavoidable circumstances & other known conflicts, CATS has been rescheduled to
13-14 November 2010. Sorry for any inconvenienced caused.
****
CATS promises more fun and excitement for pet lovers (especially cats!) on this coming
13-14 Nov 2010. The event will take place at Laman Budaya, Shah Alam as one of the most promising event of the year. There will be a lot of exciting activities and competitions for visitors and also the exhibitors.
Not only that, CATS will also features interactive conferences and workshops for those who are interested to obtained more information on the latest market trend of pet business and also tips on taking care of your beloved cats.
It is a MUST EXHIBIT for suppliers and manufactures of pets to showcase their latest products in this exclusive exhibition!
Visit http://www.adtiveonline.com/cats for more info~!
Credit:
Gabby Si Kucing Gedikz
Logo and tagline design by Darrenrocks.com
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Happy Birthday Camelia
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CAMELIA
Wishing you all the great things in life, hope this day will bring you an extra share of all that makes you happiest
XOXO
ROSMIN PET AND VET
ROSMIN PET AND VET
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri
Dear Beloved Customers,
Rosmin Pet and Vet wishes you
SELAMAT HARI RAYA AIDILFITRI.
Today is the Last day to send your beloved cats for Boarding Raya (booked only) and do your last minute Pets Shopping Raya.
We will be closed from
9th September 2010 - 13th September 2010.
Have joyful time and safe journey with your Family and Friends.
Rosmin Pet and Vet wishes you
SELAMAT HARI RAYA AIDILFITRI.
Today is the Last day to send your beloved cats for Boarding Raya (booked only) and do your last minute Pets Shopping Raya.
We will be closed from
9th September 2010 - 13th September 2010.
Have joyful time and safe journey with your Family and Friends.
Monday, August 30, 2010
WANTED by POLICE!!
This guy visited our pet shop (ROSMIN PET & VET) on 26th August 2010, around 10.55am to 11.00am. He said he came to collect the money for servicing the laptop RM150.00 which is NOT TRUE at all! He was acting and pretending like he made a telephone call to us (the boss) and it was SO BAD that the cashier girl did not call us to confirm this and trusted the bad chinese guy and so we lost RM150.00 cash that morning for free! This guy left his cellphone number with name, 'WONG'. When my mom called this number, a malay guy answered it and said this is not the first time peoplesss called his number and looking for WONG or sometimes ONG. So guys, especially business people and everybody around Bukit Jelutong and Shah Alam, BEWARE of this guy. He is CHINESE, about 5'2, around late 30's, wearing black pouch and I could say that he might be someone as a contract worker, plumber or maybe some kind of electrician from the way he dressed. Here I attached only 1 picture of his, the rest had been sent to police for investigation. If you know this guy, please DO contact any nearest police station so he can be judged fairly. Only GOD knows best!
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Ramadhan Business Hour
Salam Ramadhan al Mubarak to all Muslims..
During Ramadan, the Muslim holy month of fasting, business hours are shorter. So please take note..
During Ramadan, the Muslim holy month of fasting, business hours are shorter. So please take note..
Monday - Friday : 10.00 am to 5.30 pm. Re-open at 8.00 pm to 10.00 pm
Saturday : 10.00 am to 6.00 pm
Sunday : 10.00 am to 3.00 pm
For more information, please do not hesitate to contact Rosmin Pet and Vet or directly visit us at our pet store. Thank you
Rosmin Pet and Vet
No.37-G, Jalan Pelapik B U8/B (D'Pangkin)
Bukit Jelutong
40150 Shah Alam
03-78468616
rosmin.pv@gmail.com
No.37-G, Jalan Pelapik B U8/B (D'Pangkin)
Bukit Jelutong
40150 Shah Alam
03-78468616
rosmin.pv@gmail.com
Thursday, July 29, 2010
New Kittens July 2010
Persian X
Male
2 Month
SOLD to Balqis
Siamese X American CurlMale/Female
2 Month
For more information, please do not hesitate to contact Rosmin Pet and Vet or directly visit us at our pet store. Thank you
Rosmin Pet and Vet
No.37-G, Jalan Pelapik B U8/B (D'Pangkin)
Bukit Jelutong
40150 Shah Alam
03-78468616
rosmin.pv@gmail.com
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Cats For Sale
Persian X
Female
3 Month
Vaccinated + Dewormed
SOLD to ZUNITA
Persian X
Male
2 Month
SOLD to LOB MAHADIR ABD SHUKUR
21/6/2010
Persian X2 Month
Female
SOLD to ZUNITA
Persian X
Male
3 Month ++
Vaccinated+Dewormed
SOLD to SUFFIAN ZAIDAN
19/6/2010
Persian X
2 Month
SOLD to ANISS
20/6/2010
For more information, please do not hesitate to contact Rosmin Pet and Vet or directly visit us at our pet store. Thank you
Rosmin Pet and Vet
No.37-G, Jalan Pelapik B U8/B (D'Pangkin)
Bukit Jelutong
40150 Shah Alam
03-78468616
rosmin.pv@gmail.com
Bedding
For more information, please do not hesitate to contact Rosmin Pet and Vet or directly visit us at our pet store. Thank you
Rosmin Pet and Vet
No.37-G, Jalan Pelapik B U8/B (D'Pangkin)
Bukit Jelutong
40150 Shah Alam
03-78468616
rosmin.pv@gmail.com
Rosmin Pet and Vet
No.37-G, Jalan Pelapik B U8/B (D'Pangkin)
Bukit Jelutong
40150 Shah Alam
03-78468616
rosmin.pv@gmail.com
Pet Carrier
For more information, please do not hesitate to contact Rosmin Pet and Vet or directly visit us at our pet store. Thank you
Rosmin Pet and Vet
No.37-G, Jalan Pelapik B U8/B (D'Pangkin)
Bukit Jelutong
40150 Shah Alam
03-78468616
rosmin.pv@gmail.com
Rosmin Pet and Vet
No.37-G, Jalan Pelapik B U8/B (D'Pangkin)
Bukit Jelutong
40150 Shah Alam
03-78468616
rosmin.pv@gmail.com
Credited to Yew Lai for the pictures
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Pet Bowl
For more information, please do not hesitate to contact Rosmin Pet and Vet or directly visit us at our pet store. Thank you
Rosmin Pet and Vet
No.37-G, Jalan Pelapik B U8/B (D'Pangkin)
Bukit Jelutong
40150 Shah Alam
03-78468616
rosmin.pv@gmail.com
Rosmin Pet and Vet
No.37-G, Jalan Pelapik B U8/B (D'Pangkin)
Bukit Jelutong
40150 Shah Alam
03-78468616
rosmin.pv@gmail.com
Credited to Yew Lai for the pictures
Cargo Pet Carrier
For more information, please do not hesitate to contact Rosmin Pet and Vet or directly visit us at our pet store. Thank you
Rosmin Pet and Vet
No.37-G, Jalan Pelapik B U8/B (D'Pangkin)
Bukit Jelutong
40150 Shah Alam
03-78468616
rosmin.pv@gmail.com
Rosmin Pet and Vet
No.37-G, Jalan Pelapik B U8/B (D'Pangkin)
Bukit Jelutong
40150 Shah Alam
03-78468616
rosmin.pv@gmail.com
Monday, June 7, 2010
Litter Box
For more information, please do not hesitate to contact Rosmin Pet and Vet or directly visit us at our pet store. Thank you
Rosmin Pet and Vet
No.37-G, Jalan Pelapik B U8/B (D'Pangkin)
Bukit Jelutong
40150 Shah Alam
03-78468616
rosmin.pv@gmail.com
Rosmin Pet and Vet
No.37-G, Jalan Pelapik B U8/B (D'Pangkin)
Bukit Jelutong
40150 Shah Alam
03-78468616
rosmin.pv@gmail.com
Credited to Yew Lai for the pictures
Cat Sand Litter
Fussie Cat Litter Sand
5 Liter RM12.90
10 Liter RM22.90
Scented = Lemon/ Apple/ Rose/Peach/Jasmine
5 Liter RM12.90
10 Liter RM22.90
Scented = Lemon/ Apple/ Rose/Peach/Jasmine
Scentless Cat Litter Beads
1.81kg RM19.00
3.62kg RM33.00
1.59KG RM16.003.18KG RM18.00
To purchase items, kindly email to rosmin.pv@gmail.com
For more information, please do not hesitate to contact Rosmin Pet and Vet or directly visit us at our pet store. Thank you
Rosmin Pet and Vet
No.37-G, Jalan Pelapik B U8/B (D'Pangkin)
Bukit Jelutong
40150 Shah Alam
03-78468616
rosmin.pv@gmail.com
Credited to Yew Lai for the pictures
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