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One Year Later

March 9, 2021

It’s been almost a year since San Francisco issued its first Shelter in Place Order. There are so many things that could be said about the past 12 months, but we want to say “thanks.” Thanks for continuing to support Pet Camp and San Francisco’s other small businesses; for you new pet parents, thanks for…

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Pet Camp is a Neighborhood Favorite on Nextdoor!

March 4, 2021

Did you know? Pet Camp is a Neighborhood Favorite! Thank you to all who voted for us. Join us and recommend Pet Camp on Nextdoor: 🐶 Main Campground | 🐱 Cat Safari

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Which dog is best for your apartment?

March 3, 2021

I was looking over a blog post called “The Best Dog Breeds For Apartment Living” and was simply stunned by the list of dogs suggested by the post and the American Kennel Club (which the post says it took the list from). Let me start by saying there is nothing wrong with the dogs on…

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Supporting San Francisco’s Small Businesses

February 25, 2021

The other week we spent a few days bringing Valentine’s treats to all of Pet Camp’s referral partners. We drove around San Francisco, Burlingame, San Mateo, Colma, and Pacifica visiting the veterinarians, neighborhood serving pet stores and groomers who refer their clients to Pet Camp. We do this every year as a way to say thanks,…

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The Benefits of Frequently Clipping Your Dog’s Nails

February 25, 2021

Did you know? Frequent nail trims are good for your dog. When it’s time for a nail trim, Pet Camp can help. Dog nails have a blood vessel in them called the “quick” which can be super painful and messy if accidentally cut. Pet parents need to cut their dog’s nails on a regular basis…

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All Breeds Welcome at Pet Camp

February 18, 2021

I recently had a conversation with the manager of a veterinary hospital who expressed concern that an increasing number of pet care facilities (both dog overnight boarding and doggie day care) were banning “Bully Breeds” and those dogs who are “primarily Bully Breeds.” She asked if we did the same and was relieved when we…

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