Tag: dog health

Things that just make sense as a new dog owner. Visit us at Become a Pet Caregiver: ​ Download the iOS app: ​ Download the Google Play app: ​ Our Services:: Walk: In-Home Training: Digital Training: Drop-In Visits: Wag! Health: Pet Sitting: Pet Boarding: Pet Guides:: Pet Care Guides: Pet Training Guides: Dog Grooming Guides: Dog Breed Guides: Dog Name Guides: Dog Activity Guides: Dog Sense Guides: Dog Behavior Guides: Social Media:: Twitter: Facebook: Instagram: TikTok: Read More

Getting a new dog is a LOT of work. Between buying new pet gear and bedding, choosing the right dog food, and finding a vet, chances are your hands are full. But no matter how prepared we think we are for a new bundle of joy, unexpected things always come up that we wish we had prepared for. Vet bills, behavior problems, preventative illnesses, and trouble meeting a pet’s exercise and grooming needs are common issues that new dog parents face —though we rarely consider these when first preparing for a dog. We developed this handy guide to preparing for… Read More

Enrichment toys are a great way to keep adoptable pets engaged and learning! It helps us build a well rounded pet that will have a great life with its future family. See some DIY toys you can create for your dog at home! #ditl #volunteer #animalshelter Read More

How do we keep up with so much laundry? Find out as we go behind the scenes and follow Emily around the shelter! #ditl #volunteer #animalshelter Read More

Animal shelter work is not for the faint of heart. Staff face long hours of physically demanding labor and emotional fatigue on a daily basis — often coming in early or leaving well after closing to meet the demand for care. They see some of the worst cases of neglect imaginable and do everything in their power to help these animals rise above their past and find their happily ever after. It’s not a glamorous job or lucrative one, but for those who dedicate their lives to shelter animals, it’s a way of life. In this series, we’ll explore the… Read More

Animal shelter work is not for the faint of heart. Staff face long hours of physically demanding labor and emotional fatigue on a daily basis — often coming in early or leaving well after closing to meet the demand for care. They see some of the worst cases of neglect imaginable and do everything in their power to help these animals rise above their past and find their happily ever after. It’s not a glamorous job or lucrative one, but for those who dedicate their lives to shelter animals, it’s a way of life. In this series, we’ll explore the… Read More

Animal shelter work is not for the faint of heart. Staff face long hours of physically demanding labor and emotional fatigue on a daily basis — often coming in early or leaving well after closing to meet the demand for care. They see some of the worst cases of neglect imaginable and do everything in their power to help these animals rise above their past and find their happily ever after. It’s not a glamorous job or lucrative one, but for those who dedicate their lives to shelter animals, it’s a way of life. In this series, we’ll explore the… Read More

Visit us at Become a Pet Caregiver: ​ Download the iOS app: ​ Download the Google Play app: ​ Our Services:: Walk: In-Home Training: Digital Training: Drop-In Visits: Wag! Health: Pet Sitting: Pet Boarding: Pet Guides:: Pet Care Guides: Pet Training Guides: Dog Grooming Guides: Dog Breed Guides: Dog Name Guides: Dog Activity Guides: Dog Sense Guides: Dog Behavior Guides: Social Media:: Twitter: Facebook: Instagram: TikTok: Read More

Visit us at Become a Pet Caregiver: ​ Download the iOS app: ​ Download the Google Play app: ​ Our Services:: Walk: In-Home Training: Digital Training: Drop-In Visits: Wag! Health: Pet Sitting: Pet Boarding: Pet Guides:: Pet Care Guides: Pet Training Guides: Dog Grooming Guides: Dog Breed Guides: Dog Name Guides: Dog Activity Guides: Dog Sense Guides: Dog Behavior Guides: Social Media:: Twitter: Facebook: Instagram: TikTok: Read More

Wondering which Thanksgiving foods are safe for dogs and which aren’t? We’ve compiled a list of 14 dog-friendly Thanksgiving foods you can offer your woofer (like turkey, pumpkin, green beans, and spinach) — and discuss which thanksgiving foods for dogs to avoid — (like chocolate, onions, and bones.) We’ve even recruited the help of our four-legged friend Bella to try out 3 easy dog-friendly recipes you can make for your pooh. From turkey and vegetable loaf to no-bake pumpkin peanut butter balls, we’re sure you’ll find something your dog will love on this list! For the full recipes featured in… Read More