Toxic plant alert

Spring is here and it's a wonderful time for dogs.  New smells and sights to explore, rabbits to chase, walks on sunny days.  But, as beautiful as the newly arrived plants and flowers look, there are some that can cause serious illness in dogs when eaten.  To keep your home and yard safe for pup, here are some common toxic plants to avoid:

1. Lilies, such as the Peace Lily
2. English ivy
3. Sago palm
4. Cyclamen
5. Amaryllis
6. Schefflera
7. Aloe
8. Madagascar dragon tree
9. Snake plant
10. Yucca
11. Hosta - all varieties

If your dog chews on any of these plants, ask your vet's advice immediately as to whether your pup should receive medical treatment.


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Simon and Samantha celebrate!

Simon loved his birthday treat.  When he felt pressure from Archie the pit bull pup he simply picked up his dixie cup and relocated.   His sister Samantha didn't want to spoil her dinner, so she decided to bury her treat... saving it for later.  What can we say?  Everyone loves a party.



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Yuki's 1st Birthday Bash

Watch Yuki and his puppy pals enjoy an awesome birthday cake!


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Molly the Lab's 1st Birthday

Molly was able to slurp her Frosty Paws treat in peace, though she did have attentive friends in Floyd the basset, Atrayu the sheepdog, Crosby the puggle, and Benny the cocker.


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Charlie Turns One

Charlie is one of our sweetest guests.  He walks away from vociferous encounters and plays with those who are gentle.  He loves human attention and preferred to have his birthday treats hand fed, so that's Laurie's people paw you see on the right.  Happy 1st birthday, Charlie!

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Tough Guys Take Five

Sometimes even we macho guys get tired!   Pete the bulldog mix and Dinero the pit bull take a break while waiting for their moms to pick them up.

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