Spring Means Allergies – For Your Dog, Too!

Spring is almost upon us, and that means for many of us, our allergy symptom will be in full swing. Allergies don’t just affect humans, however. Your beloved canine companion can also be affected. Dogs’ immune systems function much like our own, which means that when some pollens or other springtime irritants are breathed in,… Read more »

Daycare and Your Dog: More than Just Playtime

Some people may hear “doggy daycare” and scoff, but the truth is that enrolling your pup in a daycare program offers much more than just play time for your dog. Most of us spend more than eight hours away from home during the week, tending to our job responsibilities, and then another eight hours sleeping…. Read more »

Keeping Your Pets Safe on All Hallows Eve

Halloween is roughly a week away, and every member of the family is sure to have a blast while dressed up in their costumes. Nowadays, though, this can even include your pets. Yes, your furry four-legged friends are beginning to partake in the festivities of dressing up, with characters like Bat-Cat, Super-Dog and a full… Read more »

The Importance of Rabies Vaccines

At Tailwaggers Country Inn, we know how your dog can quickly become another member of the family. And, just like the human members of your family, it is important to take care of your pup to be sure he or she has all the medical attention needed to have a happy life full of tailwagging… Read more »

How Daycare Can Benefit Your Dog’s Health

At Tailwaggers Country Inn, we believe that a healthy pet is a happy pet. Life can be stressful and sometimes your canine companion can take the backburner. Our doggy daycare program ensures that your pet is well exercised and cared for while you’re at work, away on business or out of town on vacation. In… Read more »

June is Pet Microchipping Month

It can be horrible when pets get out and run away from home. To prepare for this, pet owners typically make sure that their cat or dog wears an identification collar or tags in the hope that when someone finds them, they will be contacted. The problem with those is that they can slip off… Read more »