Taking a vacation or even traveling for work should be an enjoyable, relaxing experience for you and your family. For the times you aren’t able to take your pets with you, we want to help give you peace of mind to know that they are well taken care of and enjoying themselves even if you…
With our world seeming to change daily due to COVID-19, we are working to keep you and your family safe when you use our services. These are unprecedented times, and due to that, we must all work together to keep moving forward. This is why we now offer Virtual Meet & Greets! Courtney’s Pet Care…
What is separation anxiety in dogs? Separation anxiety happens when a dog is extremely attached to his owner and shows signs of a great deal of stress when left alone. Separation anxiety can be defined as destructive or disruptive behaviors when your dog is left alone. Some common symptoms are: Urinating or defecating Barking and…
Why is My Dog Shaking? Helping Your Pet Cope with Anxiety this 4th of July According to veterinarian Dr. Lynn Buzhardt, pets can experience stress and anxiety, just like us. Many pet owners know this to be true, and struggle to find healthy solutions to keep their pets calm and healthy. Today we want to…
If you still have some extra time on your hands due to COVID-19/Coronavirus, why not make a healthy treat for your pets? We have included some great recipes for you that are simple yet tasty! This is even a great idea if you are looking for activities to keep your kids occupied. One recipe is…
June is National Adopt a Cat Month, so why not save a life and get a new best friend? Feral and domestic cats are both taken to shelters on a daily basis, and the sad reality is that most will be euthanized if they are not adopted quickly. Cats, more so than dogs, have a…
There is no doubt that Coronavirus/COVID-19 will continue to impact your summer plans. While we all continue to practice social distancing, there are several activities you can do at home to keep yourself and your pets busy! Whether it is a rainy day spent inside, playing in your backyard, or going to a park, there…
May is “Chip Your Pet Month”, and we wanted to talk to you about why it is important to get your pet chipped, discuss some of the things to do if your pet is chipped, and where you can get it done. The process for having your dog or cat microchipped is simple. A microchip…
Anyone who has ever owned a dog knows their personalities can vary greatly. Some need more exercise and stimulation while others love to just sleep all day long! This carries over into the types of chews and toys each dog enjoys. This can be frustrating to a pet owner at least until you find the…
April is National Pet First Aid Awareness Month, with the warmer weather, this is a perfect time to address items that you can keep on hand to protect your pet in the case of an accident. Whether out for a walk, playing in the yard, or just wandering around the house, your pet is exposed…
