We have been approved as a training & teaching facility for Animal Behavior College pet professionals.
Hey pet parents..remember your doggies!! They can get cold too! If they’re outdoor dogs, remember to insulate dog houses with straw or hay…materials that are non-toxic & stay dry are best! Make sure there is also a doggy door to their house. Those winter winds blow very cold! New pets & Christmas don’t mix. The shelters are over-run this time of year. Make sure ornaments & candies/bake goods are out of doggy “range”! Vet/animal clinics also get a high volume of calls during the holidays. Please do research before acquiring a new pet. Pet should be compatible to families lifestyle..active…or non active. Seek adoption first. The local shelters, especially high-kill shelters always have animals in need of new homes. Check local rescues. Pet stores that “sell” dogs have been known to acquire them from puppy mills.
Nutrition is second to none when it comes to grain-free pet food. We carry the best grain-free holistic options available with Taste of the Wild & Chicken Soup for the Soul for Dogs!
Donate to your local rescue’s/shelters or other great organizations that help our canine friends. Therapy dogs are doing wonderful work with veterans returning from combat. Donations are always welcomed!
Awesome pet tabs i’ve personally used & seen first-hand results with my own pets. Great for dogs with allergies/skin problems/arthritis & more. “NUVET pet tabs. Ask for them!
We’d like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas & Happy New Year! Love to all our fur-butts!! Thanks to all of you who have helped with us with our rescue doggies! Merry Christmas also from Baron Von Haus, Ladybug & Dixie butt! 🙂
Summer is here with many fun outdoor activities, like cookouts, trips to the beach and exploring parks. Take advantage of the extra hours of sunlight to play outside with your pet, but please be aware of these summer health hazards for dogs, cats and other pets:
Dogs need both physical and mental stimulation every day and play time is important. Take your dog for a long walk so that you both get some exercise and quality time together. Most vets recommend walking a healthy adult dog for 45 minutes each day to keep it fit and happy.
Playtime is important, too. Active breeds like the Border collie or Jack Russell terriers can cause damage to your flower beds and wood fencing if left outside alone and they get bored. Some dogs like to chase a ball, others like to play tug of war, and some just like to run and jump. Find what toys your dog prefers and give him at least 10 minutes of your undivided attention each day – you will both feel better afterward!