San Francisco Bay Area
Essential information for all dog parents
Walking a dog that lounges and barks at dogs or people can be a daunting process. It is super stressful (I have to constantly watch out for other dogs, especially the off-leash ones), disappointing (that’s not how I imagined life with my dog), scary (what if they attack or get attacked), energy-draining (from being overly vigilant and tense all the time) and even
Below you can find a very comprehensive list of emergency vet care around Greater San Francisco Bay Area. Most of the hospitals below offers 24/7 emergency care and specialty services for dogs as well as other pets. Some hospitals require to call them before you come in (even in the case of emergency), while some work on basis of “no appointment needed for
Many dog owners are unaware that there are numerous big box stores, in addition to pet shops, where dogs are allowed! Bringing your puppy to a store is a great way to socialize them and help them become comfortable around people. While your puppy is still small, use a pet backpack, carrier, or sling to take them with you. Pair this experience with