To those in uniform serving today and to those who have served in the past, we honor you today and every day. https://bit.ly/2VM6HIU 

Keep calm, trick or treat and carry on…and don’t forget CHOCOLATE can be toxic to dogs! Keep the treats away from your pup and be sure to have plenty of their favorite snacks on hand so you can let them enjoy a little Halloween treat too! https://bit.ly/2VM6HIU 

How often do you groom your pup? Most vets recommend the frequency of grooming will depend on the size of your pup and their unique coat. However, a good rule of thumb is once a month or every six weeks. You should make a plan for grooming more frequently in the summer with a shorter…

If you pup could text you when you are not at home, what would they say? We know ours would be asking: “are you coming home soon” “can you bring me a treat” “take me for a walk” https://bit.ly/2VM6HIU 

🐶 Happy Fall! Just a fun fact to start your day. Do you have any pup facts you would like to share. We love to learn all we can about our 4-legged friends.

How often do you groom your pup? Most recommendations say grooming actually consists of several jobs. Brushing the coat, cleaning the teeth, and removing tear stains should be performed at least two or three times per week. Baths, nail clipping, ear cleaning, and haircuts are usually done once per month. We would love to know…

Summer is here! Below are some quick tips to keep your pups cool in the summer heat: Start early…or stay up late and exercise you and your pup in the coolest part of the day Go swimming…lake, pool, kiddie pool or just a water hose can offer relief  Find shade…trees, forest or nature trails that…

Summer is here! Don’t let your pup fall victim to the heat. Here are some quick tips to keep your pup safe and happy all summer long! Thanks to the ASPCA for these great tips! Visit the vet for a summer checkup. Make sure your pets get tested for heartworm if they aren’t on year-round…

Happy 4th of July Here are few quick tips that may help your pup during all the festivities and fireworks: Use a Calming Wrap Unlike thunderstorms, you usually know when fireworks are coming,so plan ahead Get your dog lots of exercise before the fireworks start Make sure you dog has a “safe space” to go…