Accessibility Statement
PetCare Group is committed to ensuring that this web site is accessible to everyone. If you have any questions or suggestions regarding the accessibility of this site, please contact us, as we are continually striving to improve the experience for all visitors.
Standards compliance
- All pages on this site are Section 508 compliant.
- All pages on this site follows priorities 1 & 2 guidelines of the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.
- All pages on this site validate as XHTML 1.0 Strict.
- All pages on this site use structured semantic markup
- All links to Adobe PDF files and other websites have one of these images:
or 
located to the right of the link indicating that the file or website opensin a new window.
Structural Markup
Web pages on Petcaregroup.com include 4 different areas:
- A header bar that includes the PetCare Group logo & main navigation,
- A main content area
- A "side bar"
- A footer
When CSS (Cascading Styles Sheet) are not applied to a document (or when using a screen reader), the 4 areas are read in the above order.
Access Keys
Windows users can navigate with the access key feature by typing ALT+Access key. On the Mac, you would use CTRL+Access key (not COMMAND+Access key, which can produce undesired effects). Internet Explorer users may also need to hit the “enter” key to activate a link.
Windows users will find that access keys take precedence over application commands, which can still be accessed from the keyboard by first typing the menu shortcut key (usually ALT) followed by the letter corresponding to the desired menu item.
Access keys often clash with keys set aside for use with other UAs (i.e. assistive technology). For this reason, we have decided to let you set your own access keys through our Access Key Preferences form.
Images
Unless they are purely decorative items, all images used on this web site have suitable alt attributes. Content should be usable/accessible with images "off" (disabled).
Links
Many links have title attributes which describe the link in greater detail, unless the text of the link already fully describes the target. Links are written to make sense out of context.
The first link in every document is a "SkipNav"; it is to skip directly to what is considered the main section of the page (the content). We have implemented this feature in a way that it allows Internet Explorer users to tab through (past that target link).
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