Grain Free Diets Good or Bad?
For several years now grain free diets have been growing in popularity. At Pet Camp, while we are agnostic on the grain free diet issue, we’ve seen an increase in the number of pet parents bringing in grain free diets for their dogs. While the dog food we feed at Pet Camp is made by…
Read MoreWhy Daycare Matters
You’ve seen the eye rolls and heard the comments from friends when you mention that your dog goes to doggie day care every day. They all but come out and say, “Are you crazy!?” but since they’re good friends they bite their tongues and just snicker when you’re out of ear shot. Sure, some of…
Read MorePacking for Pet Camp: Do’s & Don’ts
What to send to camp? It’s that time of year when kids head off to sleep away camp and parents wonder “what should I pack?” Well, just like your kid’s camp sends you a list of dos and don’ts, when it comes to packing here is Pet Camp’s suggested packing list: Specialized Diet: Pet Camp…
Read MoreJuly 17th – Christmas in July Party!
July’s doggie day care party is on Tuesday, July 17th. This month’s party is Christmas in July! There will be an ugly sweater contest (yes, for both you and your camper), a visit from Santa Paws, a snow ball fight & a special take home Christmas ornament. Your camper can join in the fun for…
Read MoreJuly 15th – Pet Fire Safety Day!
Join the San Francisco Fire Department in the Pet Camp Savannah Sunday, July 15th from 12:30pm – 3:30pm. There will be a fire truck, fire fighters, lots of information about pet fire safety, and treats for humans & pups. Reserve free tickets for you and your family now! We’ll also have a raffle in which 100%…
Read MoreShould the USDA Regulate Animal Shelters and Rescue Groups?
In April, The Washington Post ran a story saying that 86 “rescue and advocacy groups” had been purchasing dogs and puppies at auctions. The Post reported that since 2009, these groups have spent $2.68 million buying 5,761 dogs. Needless to say, this story created a fury within the pet community and raised such questions as: “What? Are…
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