How Puppy Daycare Helps Apartment Puppies
Living in an apartment with a high-energy puppy can be a challenge. Even if you’re fortunate to live in a building with an outdoor area, it can still be a struggle for your puppy to burn off their natural energy. Also, while we hate to bring this up…rumor has it your boss wants you in the…
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Turns Out It’s Hard to Keep Your Dog Safe!
At Pet Camp we pride ourselves on keeping your dogs and cats safe when they are under our care. We have elaborate cleaning protocols, use ultramodern cleaning technology (no dirty mops or pressure washers), multiple Quality Assurance/Quality Control reviews throughout the day, and of course vaccine requirements. We do all this to keep your dog…
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PacBell Turns 25!
Next month we’ll celebrate the April 11, 2000, home opener of PacBell Park when the Giants took on the Dodgers. At about the 7th inning stretch of that momentous occasion, Liam, Johanna and Sydney (our soon to be 25-year-old triplets) were born. You’re probably thinking, “all very interesting” and “congratulations on the kids” and “so…
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Kids, San Francisco, and School Fundraisers
Pet Camp opened in 1997. As the owner of a small business, I know how hard (and rewarding) it can be to run a small business, and I suspect any business in San Francisco. As a father of 4 now 20 -something year old kids, I also know how hard (and again how rewarding) it…
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The Lonely Pup: How Doggie Daycare Eases “Separation Anxiety”
If you’ve ever left your puppy alone for a long workday, only to come home to shredded pillows, excessive barking complaints, or a sad, anxious pup, you’re not alone. Many pet parents label this behavior as “separation anxiety.” We’re not a big fan of pet parents using this term – it really should be a…
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Your Dog Didn’t Age Out of Doggie Day Care
Your Dog Didn’t Age Out of Doggie Day Care — Your Dog Aged Out of Your Doggie Day Care! We hear it all the time: “My dog loved doggie day care when they were younger, but now they just don’t seem to enjoy it anymore.” Or “I was told my senior dog isn’t a good…
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