Pet Parent Resource Center
Helpful tips and resources to keep your furry friend happy and healthy!
🌟 Doggy Spotlight: Gizmo! 🌟
Meet Gizmo – AKA "Gizzy Pop"/"Pop-pop" 🐾
(With us since April 10, 2024)
Here are some fun facts about our buddy Gizmo:
🐶 Breed: Doodle Mix
🐾 Age: 2 years old
🏃 Favorite Activity: Leading a game of chase throughout the yard!
👬 Best Friends at Waggy World: Milo, Quincy
🕺 Spotlight Skill: Jumping over the hurdle!
😄 Personality in 3 Words:
Spunky, Exuberant, Tender
🐾 National Pet Month
There's no better time to reflect on what matters most—your fur baby's happiness and well-being.
How do you know if your dog is truly thriving in daycare? In this article, we're exploring Is Daycare Right for Your Dog to help you recognize the wonderful results of a pet who's getting exactly what they need. Your pet deserves to thrive, not just pass the time—so let's dive in and explore what a truly thriving pup looks like. 🎉
Read: Is Daycare Right for Your Dog? – Animal Humane Society
🩺 Health Spotlight: Important Lab Values to Know and Recognize
Ever looked at your dog's lab results and felt completely lost? The AAHA Guide breaks down exactly what those confusing numbers mean—from liver enzymes to kidney function—so you can actually understand what your vet is telling you and catch health issues early. It's the cheat sheet every dog parent needs!
It's natural to think of blood tests as being necessary only when something seems wrong, but routine blood work for dogs is an important part of keeping them healthy. With several years of routine blood work results to compare, your veterinarian can more easily spot small changes early, before they turn into more obvious or serious issues.
Check out this article!: The ABCs of Dog Blood Work: What Those Results Really Mean - AAHA
🎓 Training Tips and Tricks: Safe Dog Introductions
Choose a Neutral Space
Avoid introducing dogs in one dog's home or territory, which can trigger defensive behavior. A park or neutral area works best.
Keep Dogs Leashed and Separated
Maintain control with leashes during the initial greeting. This prevents overwhelming situations and gives you the ability to redirect if needed.
Reward Calm Acknowledgment
Praise and treat dogs when they greet calmly. This reinforces positive behavior and builds good associations with meeting new friends.
Keep Interactions Brief
Short, positive meetings are better than long ones. End on a good note before either dog gets stressed or overstimulated.
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Board & Train Program
Struggling with crate training, potty training, or just need help with your new pup? Our Board & Train program establishes structure for your new family member!
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