Pet Camp Blog

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Memorial Day 2016

May 3, 2016

It’s almost time for Memorial Day – the official start of the foggy season in San Francisco as well as the busy season at Pet Camp. We’ll be kicking off summer (as the rest of the Northern Hemisphere calls it) with a BBQ and beer fest for the dogs and a salmon on wood plank…

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Mother’s Day 2016

May 3, 2016

As our gift to all the moms out there, every camper spending Sunday, May 8th at Pet Camp will go home with a free framed picture of their camper. Ok. so, the counselors may not have all the skill of William Wegman (or even his dogs) when it comes to taking pictures, but we think…

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Support Give Me Shelter Cat Rescue

May 3, 2016

On Thursday, May 12th our Cat Safari location will be hosting a fund raiser for Give Me Shelter Cat Rescue. Give Me Shelter is one of the prime adoption partners of San Francisco Animal Care and Control and countless cats find new forever homes because of their work. Stop over for some libations and human…

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Pet Cancer Awareness Month

May 3, 2016

May is Pet Cancer Awareness month. While we pray that none of you are ever in a position to worry about your pet and cancer, we wanted to offer you this short video in which Dr. Bar of All Pets’ Hospital and Dr. Moser of Mission Pet Hospital provide practical advice about avoiding, detecting and…

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STEM Program at Pet Camp

May 3, 2016

STEM programs are all the rage today. Everywhere you go you hear about Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM). Well, as much as we try to avoid jumping onto bandwagons, we have to admit that Pet Camp now has an official STEM program too! We thought about implementing a traditional STEM program at Pet Camp,…

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Pet Cancer Awareness – Pet Camp

April 29, 2016

We recommend that people watch out for changes from the norm in their pets. So if the energy is down, if the appetite is low, if there’s increases in thirst or urination, changes in mobility, limping or stiffness, anything like that, persistent vomiting or diarrhea, persistent coughing or sneezing, so anything that’s different from the norm,…

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