Saint Patrick’s Day with Pet Camp
Let your camper celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day with Pet Camp on March 14th (yea, we know that Saint Patrick’s Day is on Sunday, March 17th this year but who wants to celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day on a Sunday anyway?). We’ll be decked out in green, be serving corned beef flavored treats, and having a “Pup…
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Giardia in Dogs: What You Need To Know
I don’t often go to the dog parks in San Francisco. Part of the reason I don’t go is that I’m spoiled enough to take my dogs to work with me every day, part of the reason is time (or the lack thereof), and part of the reason is the dog park itself (this was…
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Dog Parks and Bars: More In Common Than You Might Think
The other week I attended the 5th annual Owners’ of Doggie Day Care Convention (often referred to as the ODD Ball). It’s three days of discussions of best practices as well as presentations by pet care professionals and other experts. This year one of the presenters was Michael Shikashio of Complete Canines, LLC. Most of…
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Valentine’s Day at Pet Camp 2019
If your pet is spending the year’s most romantic holiday with us, you’re in luck! For just $10, your pet can celebrate Valentine’s Day in style. This year’s party includes a kissing booth, paper valentines, treats, and a take-home mailbox full of love! All proceeds benefit the shelter at San Francisco Animal Care and Control. …
Read MoreAn Educated Pet Parent is Pet Camp’s Best Customer
Growing up in the Garden State, I often heard Sy Syms say “An educated consumer is our best customer.” I’m not sure that his stores, SYMS and Filene’s Basement, ended up filing for bankruptcy speaks to the quality of the stores or the quality of his educational efforts (or of course something else.) But frankly,…
Read MoreWild New Year’s Eve story proves Mastiffs aren’t Great Guard Dogs
Most of you know that I have four teenage kids (18-year old triplets and a 16-year old.) I’m well aware that the drinking age is now 21, but I’m not quite naive enough to think this means that kids won’t imbibe when the opportunity and occasion present itself (such as a New Year’s Eve party.) …
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