G and K Pet Services

07/21/2024

Having all types of friends is the best!

07/20/2024

07/20/2024

Koda's got a bone to pick with G and K. He says they gave him a bath, but he didn't exactly jump for joy.

07/17/2024

Murphy brought back up to get the good treats

07/16/2024

Please note that we will not be accepting new bookings from August 16th to August 20th. We are sorry for any inconvenience.

07/15/2024

Murphy knows he has slobber on his face, Murphy also doesn't care.

07/12/2024

Stairway to heaven!

07/10/2024

Brady is always ready to play with someone!

07/06/2024

It's important to get a good spot on the couch for nap time.

07/04/2024

Happy 4th! Remember these safety tips for the day and keep your animals safe and happy!
Keep your dogs and cats inside: A startled pet may bolt unexpectedly, and even their own backyard can feel scary when fireworks are going off. Restricting them to the house for a few critical hours is a small price to pay for their safety.
Create a quiet, cool space: Stressed pets often overheat and a cooler space may be more comforting.
Use distraction: Play soothing music or turn on the television for white noise to drown out exploding firecracker sounds. A favorite toy or treats also can reduce anxiety.
Keep your pets away from windows: More than one veterinarian has seen a startled dog smash through a window.
Don’t bring your dog to fireworks displays: Veterinarians recommend that you resist the urge to take pets to firework displays. Even if your dog isn’t afraid of loud sounds, fireworks may stress out and frighten your pet. Just don’t do it.
Learn about available medications or other options for calming nervous pets before the big day: For some animals, medication can help decrease stress and calm a nervous pet. Non-pharmaceutical products, such as calming coats can be considered. Consult your veterinarian about medications and their side effects, as well as other strategies to help your pet.
Update microchip and ID tag information: Make sure your pet’s microchip and ID tag information has your current contact information. It’s the best way to get your pet safely returned should they get startled and make a run for it.
At July 4th parties, keep alcohol and ma*****na products away from pets: Cats and dogs can become dangerously intoxicated, leading to severe health emergencies such as respiratory failure and even comas and death. Beer with fermented hops and ethanol is especially toxic to cats and dogs. Ma*****na poisoning in dogs and cats can be severe if not treated promptly.
Avoid table scraps: Avoid the urge to feed your pets fatty barbeque scraps or foods intended for your people guests. Some food can cause upset stomachs and may even be toxic to your pet.

07/02/2024

Seeing double? So are we!

06/30/2024

Handsome boy Riley 🥰😍

06/28/2024

06/28/2024

Tongues out kinda day!

06/28/2024

Hattie is just waiting for someone want to play as much as she does.

06/25/2024

06/22/2024

Riley knows where on the couch to get so he can see what's going on

06/20/2024

When it's nap time you sleep anywhere

06/18/2024

The boys are looking their very best today

06/16/2024

Opie and Walter have very loud discussions

06/14/2024

Betty White 😍🥰

06/12/2024

The girls know how to look cute to get the good treats!

06/10/2024

JordyNelson wants to know if you have time to play ball with him?

06/08/2024

Having friends over makes everyone happy!

06/06/2024

Koda knows the importance of getting some rest in through the day

06/02/2024

Trust the bulldogs to be the first to hear when the treat bag gets moved. 🤤🤣

05/29/2024

Mazee wants to let everyone know it's a beautiful day to play with your pups outside!

05/27/2024

Happy Memorial Day!
Remember give your pets the medication if they need it and keep your fur family safe and inside! Enjoy the holiday!