Does someone stay at Pet Camp overnight?
One of the amazing things about Pet Camp’s Main Campground is the amount of space we have. We have over 13,000 square feet of indoor space and 20,000 square feet of outdoor play space. We have as much room as our large corporate competitor, but only take in 50% as many dogs for doggie daycare…
Read MoreFURternity Leave – Not So ‘New’ News at Pet Camp
The New York Times had an article the other week about a company in Minneapolis offering “fur-ternity” leave for new pet “owners.” The New York Times remarked at how cutting edge this benefit was and implied how hip and cool it must be to work at this company. Let’s start with the glaringly obvious problem…
Read MoreThank You to the Pet Camp Counselors!
Another summer is over and while most of the Bay Area is returning to work it’s a chance for the Pet Camp counselors to catch their breath between the summer marathon and the winter holidays. Too often I forget to thank the amazing counselors who make Pet Camp the best pet care facility in the…
Read MoreArgh, It’s a Pirate Party – Tues, September 18th!
It’s time for International Talk Like a Pirate Day and what better way to celebrate than with a doggie day care party. On Tuesday, September 18th we’ll celebrate with all our K9 mateys as we search for buried treasure and force the scurvy counselors to walk the plank. All campers willing to risk the high…
Read MoreWhen Should I Drop off My Dog or Cat?
There are all sorts of things going on at Pet Camp throughout the day, and we think your dog or cat should be part of the fun! But there are some practical reasons to drop your dog or cat off earlier in the day over later. Doggie Day Care – It kind of goes without…
Read MoreHow Do You Know Cats Like the Safari Solarium
At Pet Camp’s Cat Safari, we pride ourselves on having created a cat-centric environment. Sadly, cat care is an afterthought at most pet care facilities. Most overnight pet care facilities are designed to take care of dogs, and then a small, often windowless room is added to the back to take care of cats. In…
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