When you board your dog or cat, you expect them to be happy, well-fed, and pampered. But one of the most important aspects of any boarding facility is one you may never think about—until it’s urgently needed: emergency preparedness. At Tailwaggers Country Inn, every member of our team is trained and certified in Pet CPR… Read more »
When it comes to boarding your cat, comfort and calm are key. At Tailwaggers Country Inn, we recognize that cats have unique emotional and environmental needs—especially when they’re away from home. That’s why our pet resort offers a carefully designed feline experience that’s focused on minimizing stress and maximizing serenity. From peaceful surroundings to personalized… Read more »
Grooming isn’t just a spa day for your pet; it’s a fundamental aspect of their overall health and well-being. Beyond the fluffy exterior, there’s a science to grooming that goes skin-deep. Stimulating Blood Circulation: One of the key benefits of grooming lies in its ability to stimulate blood circulation. Regular brushing not only removes loose… Read more »
As pet owners, we all want our dogs to live happy, healthy, and fulfilling lives. One key ingredient to achieving this is regular exercise. Just like humans, dogs thrive on physical activity, and incorporating a consistent exercise routine into their lives can have a profound impact on their overall well-being. Physical Health: Regular exercise is… Read more »
We all know that a well-groomed pet is not just a delight to the eyes but also a happy and healthy companion. While regular brushing at home is essential, there’s something about the touch of a professional groomer that takes your pet’s appearance and well-being to a whole new level. Healthy Skin and Coat: Professional… Read more »
All dog owners should know what kinds of substances are poisonous to dogs. Some are obvious, like dangerous chemicals that can harm humans, but some are less obvious such as walnuts or garlic. While keeping these dangerous items and garbage out of reach of your dog can help you avoid a bad situation, sometimes it’s… Read more »
Socialization is crucial for your dog, especially in its first few weeks of life. Puppies that are 8-14 weeks old should have positive socializing experiences to help shape them into confident, well-behaved dogs. Because social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic can make it a little harder to make sure that your puppy is experiencing positive… Read more »
Just like us, your furry friends also crave love and affection. Although you probably don’t need to be convinced to snuggle with your pet more often, you should know that cuddling affects your pet in many ways. Plus, it’s good for your health too! Here’s why you should spend some quality time cuddling your pet:… Read more »
New environments, strange sounds, and separation can all cause your dog to get anxious. When a dog is feeling nervous, you can usually tell based on their behaviors. Whining, barking, shaking, and loss of appetite are all common symptoms of anxiety in dogs. If you notice any of these symptoms in your dog, let’s look… Read more »
We love spending time with our pups, but sometimes it’s hard to enjoy spending time with the hair that they shed. As we continue to transition into the summer months, you may notice that your dog has been shedding more than usual. Shedding is a natural part of a dog’s life. The weather and change… Read more »