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Why the 4th of July is not a holiday for your dog

June 30, 2017

Being someone who has grown up with 2 dogs on the border of New York City, every 4th of July is a new and great experience.The days surrounding the holiday are spent with friends and family, barbecuing good food and watching beautiful fireworks. From an exterior point of view, it seems cruel to let your…

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Pet Appreciation Week – Judi & Guido

June 9, 2017

In honor of Pet Appreciation week, we are giving a special shout out to the love between Judi and one of our most loyal cat campers Guido!

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Fun & Game at Day Camp

June 8, 2017

Did you know that the 3rd Tuesday of every month is a day care extravaganza at Pet Camp?  “What?” you say, “Why didn’t anyone tell me before?”  Maybe because it’s a brand new thing?  Join us on June 20th for a Pet Camp Pool Party!  Best part is there’s no charge to join in the…

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Father’s Day 2017

June 6, 2017

While we know that most fathers would rather just have the day to themselves, a few friends, and a couple of adult beverages while watching the game on a 50” curved 4K Ultra HS Smart LED TV, too bad for them! Pet Camp fathers will take home something even better… a framed picture of their…

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School’s Out, Fog Is In

June 6, 2017

Ah, summer in San Francisco; all those tourists wrapped in blankets and sweatshirts because they actually thought they were going to Sunny California. Well guess what? At Pet Camp we actually do get the sun all summer long (ok, at least on most days). If you’re gloomy after not seeing the sun for weeks, maybe…

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Brachycephalic Breeds: Unhealthy in More Ways Than We Thought?

June 1, 2017

We see them everywhere – Boston Terriers, English Bulldogs, French Bulldogs, Pugs, (and the 12 other breeds that fall under the Brachycephalic category)- and they are loved by many.  But they may also be prone to a list of ailments beyond those afflicting other breeds. A recent study of brachycephalic breeds (short-nosed dogs) revealed that…

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