Thanks for Asking – How COVID-19 Impacts Pet Care Facilities
The other day we got a cancellation of an overnight stay at Cat Safari. Frankly, these past weeks we’ve been getting plenty of cancellations of both overnight stays at both Cat Safari and the Main Campground as well as doggie day care reservations at the Main Campground. We completely understand why this is happening, that…
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Dear Abby: Time to Join the Modern Era of Quality Pet Care
The other week I was reading Dear Abby; ok, that’s not true, I’ve never read Dear Abby in my life. Really, my wife was reading it and told me that Dear Abby had said that asking a family member to put a dog in a “kennel” is “tantamount to telling them they must put their…
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Mobile App, Chat Bot, Rewards, Oh My!
Use the Mobile App to Get a Prize We know not every camper is an early adopter, but our mobile app has been around for almost 6 months and it’s time for the rest of you to come on board. Before you get all hot and bothered, we’re not forcing you to use the app…
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Coronavirus and CIRD-Complex: How To Protect Your Dog From Respiratory Diseases?
One cannot listen to the news, scan the newspaper, or look at social media without there being a mention of the Coronavirus. While there are a host of interesting and scary things about the Coronavirus, one of the things that is fascinating is the similarities between stopping the spread of Coronavirus and stopping the spread…
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2020 Brings Pawsome Changes And Cats In Strollers
2020 Already? How could it be 2020? I still remember staying late on New Year’s Eve 1999 and unplugging everything electric just in case moving from the 1900s to the 2000s caused the power grid to fail or everything with a computer chip to crash. Just think how scared Alexa would have been! As we…
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Has your dog seen you naked?
I was having a conversation with a Pet Camp counselor and was more than a bit taken back when they said they didn’t get undressed in front of their dog. I had no idea what to say, but my mind was racing. I knew that the dog and the counselor were of the opposite sex…
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