Healthy pets

Keeping Man's Best Friend Warm: A Guide to Dogs and Cold Weather  Understanding Your Dog's Tolerance to Cold:  Not all dogs have the same tolerance for cold weather. Breeds with thick coats, such as Siberian Huskies or Saint Bernards, tend to handle lower temperatures better than those with short or thin fur, like Chihuahuas or Greyhounds. It's essential to know your dog's specific needs and adjust your care accordingly.   Invest in Proper Outerwear:  For dogs that are more sensitive to the cold, investing in a high-quality dog coat or sweater can make a significant difference. Look for items that are...

Why Dogs Can't Have Candy: Understanding the Risks Dogs are cherished members of our families, and as pet owners, it's natural to want to share our favorite treats with them. However, when it comes to candy, it's crucial to understand that what's delightful for us can be dangerous for our furry friends. In this blog post, we'll explore the reasons why dogs can't have candy and the potential risks associated with it. Toxic Ingredients  Many types of candy contain ingredients that are harmful, and in some cases, even toxic to dogs. One of the most common culprits is chocolate, which...

 Introducing Your Dog to Large Holiday Family Gatherings The holiday season is a time of joy, togetherness, and making cherished memories with loved ones. For many families, this includes our furry companions.  However, introducing your dog to a large holiday family gathering can be a daunting task. With careful planning and consideration, you can ensure that both your dog and your guests have a safe and enjoyable experience. In this article, we'll provide you with a step-by-step guide on how to properly introduce your dog to a festive family gathering. Preparation is Key Before the big day arrives, it's important...

Unleashing the Fun: Dogs and Halloween Costume Craziness  One of the highlights of Halloween is dressing up, and many pet owners can't resist getting their dogs in on the action. While it's undeniably adorable to see your pup in a costume, it's essential to consider their comfort and safety.    Comfort is Key: Ensure the costume fits properly without restricting movement or causing discomfort. Avoid costumes with small parts that can be chewed or swallowed.    Test Run: Allow your dog to get used to the costume before the big night. This will help them feel more comfortable and confident.  ...

A Guide for Responsible Dog Ownership Bringing a furry friend into your life is a decision that promises boundless joy and companionship. As a responsible dog owner, you hold the key to ensuring your pup's health, happiness, and overall well-being. In this guide, we'll cover essential tips and advice to help you become the best dog parent you can be. Preparation is Key   Before bringing a dog home, it's crucial to prepare your living space. Create a safe, dog-friendly environment by removing potential hazards and providing suitable toys, bedding, and feeding stations. Research the breed's specific needs and make sure...

Puptown Spaw Salon & Self Wash Come and visit one of our seven gentle and loving groomers or our self-wash station to pamper your pup yourself!  Our salon offers packages for every pup from de-shedding baths, de-skunking baths, tidy ups, to full grooms in multiple styles including Asian fusion!  Once checked in by one of our lovely receptionists your pup will go back to your groomer to receive a warm bath, a good coat blow out and a brush out to get them prepped! Once they are squeaky clean, we make sure their ears, nails, paw pads, and sanitary areas are in tip...