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Callie enjoying attention
06/20/2025

Callie enjoying attention

06/08/2025

If a natural disaster strikes, what will happen to your pet? Be prepared: make a plan and prepare a disaster kit for your pet.

05/13/2025

Punishment will elevate your cat's stress level. It doesn't send the message to the cat that the behavior displayed was unwanted; it sends the message to be fearful of you because of the threat of physical pain. This method of problem correction will damage the bond you share with your cat, decrease trust, increase fear and could even lead to a more serious problem such as aggression.

Remember, every behavior serves a purpose. Your job is to identify why the cat feels the need to display the unwanted behavior so you can then change the circumstances.

02/04/2025

New Clients get a discount- Free first visit. $20 flat fee per day for new clients for the first week.

Some recent pets and community cats we cared for in the past few months while their families were out of town.
01/08/2025

Some recent pets and community cats we cared for in the past few months while their families were out of town.

01/01/2025

It’s crucial to get outdoor pets ready for the impending cold snap next week! Highs in the 30's and lows in the teens are coming!
BRING THEM INSIDE: The best option is to keep all pets indoors. However, if they must stay outside, ensure they have adequate protection from the harsh cold. Breeds like Huskies are equipped to handle winter thanks to their thick double coats, which provide insulation. On the other hand, dogs like Pit mixes, with their thinner coats and exposed undersides, are more susceptible to the cold and should either be brought inside or given insulated shelter. Puppies and older, frail, or sick dogs are particularly at risk in cold weather and require additional protection.
PROVIDE SHELTER: When temperatures drop below 45 degrees, having access to an insulated doghouse, garage, or shed can help keep your dog warm. Dogs that are used to living indoors or in milder climates should not be left outside during freezing conditions. Make sure the shelter is readily accessible, as you may not be home when the temperatures plummet.
INSULATE SHELTER: While a plastic or wooden doghouse can shield them from wind, it won't keep them warm without proper insulation. Use straw bedding—not hay—to insulate outdoor shelters. If you’re using straw to insulate a doghouse, it should be packed tightly along the sides and back. The dog should be able to burrow down into the straw for warmth. Bales of straw typically cost $10 or less at local feed stores and can fill 3-4 doghouses.

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Jacksonville, FL
32246

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