Preparing Your Pet for Natural Disasters
Between the never-ending fire season in California and storms everywhere else, natural disasters are on lots of peoples’ minds. If you’re a pet parent, in addition to yourself, you have your pet to think about. What can we do to prepare our pets in case of an emergency? Here are some quick tips: Crate and…
Read MoreWhat to do if we find a stray animal? With San Francisco Animal Care and Control
Finding a stray animal can be a stressful thing. The animal might be scared, lost, hungry, cold, or injured. Knowing what to do could help this stray animal survive and if it is someone’s beloved pet, get the animal home. In this video, Michelle Barrera, Pet Camp’s Operation Manager, and perhaps the next Barbara Walters,…
Read MoreCat Safari Manager
Pet Camp, a family-owned pet care facility in San Francisco, is seeking a full-time, experienced manager for our Cat Safari location. You will be responsible for ensuring that our cat campers receive excellent care during their visit and that their pet parents have a superior customer service experience! You will lead an experienced staff and…
Read MorePets and Vaccines
The other day, we got scolded when a pet parent tried to make a reservation starting in a few days and we advised the pet parent that the vaccines for their dog had expired. The pet parent told us that telling them them that their pet’s vaccines had expired just a few days before they…
Read MoreMeet The New Pet Parent
The other week, I listened in on a DVM360 Webinar about new pet acquisition during Covid-19. Like so many in the world of pet care, we’ve seen an influx of Pandemic Puppies and Kovid-19 Kitties. We’ve gotten to know many of these new pets and many of the new pet parents, but the Pet Camp…
Read MoreHow to Greet a Person (or, How to Get My Dog Not To Jump)
Pet Camp’s Canine Enrichment Team gets all sorts of dog behavior questions from pet parents. While some of the questions are very dog specific, there are some that get asked repeatedly. Among them is “How do I get my dog not to jump on people?” Here are some quick tips: Don’t Encourage it! As silly…
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