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Nurturing Your Pet

It's one thing to feed and bathe your pet like you should, but it's another thing to treat him or her like a family member. I have been a pet owner for a long time, and during that time, I have watched how friends and family members treat their animals. I have noticed several trends with people who really care about their animals, and I want to share them with you. After all, doesn't every pet deserve to be loved and cared for? Check out my blog for more information regarding pet ownership, so that you can make life special for your furry friend.

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The Ultimate Guide to Dog Training
28 May 2024

Dog training can help strengthen your bond with yo …

In-Home Pet Sitting: The Benefits for You and Your Furry Friend
19 December 2023

Pets are more than just animals; they are valued m …

Information About Short-Term Dog Lodging Facilities
20 June 2023

Short-term dog lodging, also known as dog boarding …

Boarding Your Senior Dog? 3 Questions To Ask Before Their Stay
30 January 2023

Making sure your dog enjoys their stay at a boardi …

How To Get Your Dog Ready For Dog Daycare
26 August 2022

If you work all day and can't tend to your dog for …

Tips For Training Your Dog To Socialize With Other Dogs

27 June 2017
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Whether you're bringing your dog to daycare, taking her for a walk, or considering adopting another dog, you need your dog to get along with other dogs. Some dogs naturally love all creatures. Others can be standoffish or downright aggressive when they meet other dogs. If your dog falls in the latter category, you'll need to socialize her to the desired behavior. Teach Basic Obedience Commands Your interactions with your dog will be better if you've taught her some basic obedience commands. Read More 

Going On A Trip With Your Dog? Use Daytime Dog Boarding To Give Yourself Free Time

7 June 2017
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When you live by yourself, leaving the city for a vacation is easy because the only thing you need to do is make sure you get time off work. But, after adopting a dog, you will have a huge responsibility on your hands. It can make going on trips a little trickier because you will need to decide between leaving them at home, bringing them to a friend's, or taking them to a boarding facility for your vacation's duration. Read More 

Leaving Your Dog In A Boarding Facility This Summer? 4 Steps To Prepare For Its Stay

16 May 2017
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Now that the weather is warming up, and the school year is coming to a close, it's time to start planning the summer vacation. If your dog won't be accompanying you on vacation, you'll need to arrange accommodations for it. If this will be your first time boarding your dog at a kennel, you might not be prepared for the process. Unfortunately, that lack of preparation could leave you facing a few headaches along the way. Read More 

Is Your Dog Recovering From An Injury? Look For The Best Qualities In A Boarding Facility

24 April 2017
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While you may take incredible care of your dog, you cannot prevent them from getting injured. It is possible for unexpected injuries to happen when jumping off the bed, going on a walk, or even simply running in the backyard. After taking your pet to their vet for a splint, brace, prescription, or even surgery to help them recover, they will likely have a recovery process that they need to go through that could take days, weeks, or months. Read More 

What To Do If Your Dog Has Ingrown Claws

5 April 2017
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Most dogs have very large claws, even if they're a small breed. While these claws are useful in helping a dog to grip the ground, walk steadily, and hunt, they can also potentially harm your pet. Read on to learn more about the danger of ingrown claws and what you should do if your dog has them. Ingrown Claws A dog's claws become ingrown when they're so long that they poke into the dog's pads. Read More