Dogs attending daycare are often among the most active members of the pet population. They spend their days running, playing, climbing, jumping and interacting with other dogs, making the daycare environment ideal for exercise and enrichment. However, increased activity also means mobility problems are more…
It’s increasingly common for boarding facilities to care for older dogs alongside younger, more active ones. Quite a few of these senior guests will have underlying conditions that may be stable at home, but they often rely on familiar routines to keep things that way.…
The moment you walk into any dog boarding facility or daycare, you immediately get a sense of the atmosphere. Some facilities will naturally have a calm, settled rhythm, while others feel charged and stressed.
Heart disease in dogs is common, progressive and very often quietly present long before a diagnosis is made. For boarding facilities, daycare providers, groomers and other pet professionals, this creates a unique responsibility and opportunity. These professionals are often the first people to notice subtle…
