Pets At Home Georgetown

04/09/2024

They all had a super fun summer! 🐾❤️🐾

09/07/2024

Swish won his stuffy at Canada Day celebrations in Glen Williams. Today he brought it on our walk to show his friends
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27/06/2024

It was his humans grad today so he had to look his best. Looking fabulous Mr Monty ❤️

25/06/2024

If you ever travel with your dog into the United States — even as a U.S. resident heading home from a visit to Canada or Mexico with your pooch — heads up! The rules for entry are changing.
https://news.vin.com/doc/?id=12146666

24/06/2024

Our sweet Pets at Home girls & boys
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30/04/2024

How true 🤣

04/04/2024

Great info

Hello friends!

The total solar eclipse is just around the corner, and just about everyone is ready to see the once in a lifetime event. We are seeing some mixed information about pet/wildlife safety.

Contrary to what some may read, the sun itself is not any more dangerous during the eclipse. The reason protective eye wear is recommended for humans (who wish to observe the eclipse) is because many of us will be staring directly at the sun that day, which is something we typically avoid.

For our pets, and outdoor wildlife, that day will be similar to any other day. Our pets don’t stare at the sun, so there is no need to keep them indoors on April 08 for any extended period of time. They may notice the change in temperature, but it is unlikely they will exhibit any unusual behaviour.

The eclipse can be more unsettling for birds. The dimming of the sky can mimic behaviour at dusk and during early storm formation, so some birds may demonstrate a wind-down behaviour and there may be less activity in the sky during the peak eclipse. Once the sky returns to normal, so does their behaviour.

If you are purchasing eclipse glasses, please make sure they meet these criteria. For additional information about the eclipse please see:
https://science.nasa.gov/eclipses/safety/

For a list of approved solar-viewing goggles please see:

https://eclipse.aas.org/eye-safety/viewers-filters

It is not safe to watch the eclipse through the lens of your smartphone - it can damage both your phone camera and your eyes. Try this instead:

https://www.safeshot-viewer.com

Safe watching our friends!
Dr Renee Fleming

01/01/2024

Happy New Year! 🎉❤️🐾

03/09/2023

Happy Labour Day Weekend!
We have 1 small dog spot available (under 30 lbs) for our Monday to Thursday Group Walking Program.
DM for more information.

17/07/2023

Monday vibes ❤️🐾❤️

16/07/2023

Join us TLC, and for a Treat Toss/Pup Cup Pet Photoshoot! 🐶

Are you looking for your next favourite photo of your dog? Click the link below to select a 10 minute photo session slot. Sessions may include one or two dogs and we are accepting $25 donations via e- transfer. With this you will receive one digital edited photo after the event. See you there! 🐾

Sign up here - https://calendly.com/taffyslegacy/fixed-gear-brewing?month=2023-07

25/06/2023

Openings available!
Take advantage of our most social and dog gone fun program.
I have 2 small/medium (under 40lbs) spots available in our K9Recess morning program.
Please DM for more information 🐾
Your dog will LOVE it!

01/06/2023

Chillin’ in the shade ❤️

20/05/2023

It’s that time of year again!
Black flies are out and biting, and pet owners are finding bright red markings on their pets’ bellies.

Although these fly bites can look alarming (some even look like a "bullseye" lesion reminiscent of tick bites in people), they are generally harmless and will resolve on their own in a few days.

Some pets are more sensitive to fly bites than others, however, so if your dog or cat seems itchy or bothered in any way, please don’t hesitate to give us a call.

25/12/2022

Christmas is a time for sharing🤣
Merry Christmas!
(photo credit S.Carlson)

17/12/2022

Good news ❤️

14/12/2022

Please share.
12/17/22 ACE HAS BEEN FOUND
He was out with his Owners, caught a scent and kept going.
Hoping he’s spotted soon ❤️

14/10/2022