Harbor Hound LLC

03/09/2025

03/07/2025

🚨 March is National Pet Poison Prevention Month! 🚨

Did you know that some common foods we enjoy can be deadly for our dogs? ❌🐶

Here are the top 5 foods that should never be given to dogs:
⚠️ Chocolate – Contains theobromine, which is toxic to dogs.
⚠️ Grapes – Can cause sudden kidney failure.
⚠️ Xylitol (found in sugar-free gum) – Can lead to dangerous drops in blood sugar.
⚠️ Onions – Can damage red blood cells and cause anemia.
⚠️ Macadamia Nuts – Can cause weakness, vomiting, and tremors.

If you suspect your pet has ingested something harmful, contact Poison Control at 888.426.4435 or visit your veterinarian immediately! 🏥☎️

03/06/2025

Last minute bath and tidy available tomorrow! Call or message

03/03/2025

Bath and tidy appointments available this week! Call or message for times!

02/23/2025

02/16/2025

Morning bath and tidy appointment available tomorrow morning!! Message for details!

02/15/2025

Dear Human,

I may no longer be by your side, but please know that I am always with you in spirit. I see you every day, watching over you from a place where I am free and at peace. I remember the joy and love we shared, and those memories bring a smile to my face.

When you feel a gentle breeze or see a flicker of light, that's me reminding you of our bond. I am still your faithful companion, guiding you and comforting you when you need it most.

Please don't be sad; I want you to remember the happy times we had. I am in a place of endless play and love, waiting for the day we will be reunited. Until then, know that my love for you remains as strong as ever.

Take care, my dear friend. I am always here, watching over you with a wagging tail and a loving heart.

02/14/2025

I want to take a moment and apologize for my delay on returning calls and answering messages.....on Wednesday my sweet Major went to be with his sister Roxy in heaven. My heart is broken, but I am comforted knowing they are together now.
Thank you for your understanding.

02/11/2025

They are out early this year!!

02/06/2025

Happy Birthday Gracie Doodle! Daycare birthday!

01/28/2025

Appointments available this week! Message for details.

01/19/2025

Bath and tidy appointments available Monday! Call or message for times!

01/15/2025

It's been cold lately, and we'd like to offer some friendly reminders to help keep your pets safe!

Outdoor Conditions: We don’t recommend keeping pets outdoors for long periods.Dogs and cats are susceptible to frostbite and hypothermia.

Warming Layer: If your dog seems affected by the cold weather, purchase a dog sweater for additional comfort. However, if your pet wears it outside, make sure you take it off when you get inside so it can dry. Wet sweaters can make your pet colder.

Paw Check: Snowmelt can burn your animal’s paws. Make sure you wipe down your pet’s feet, legs, and belly as soon as you’re back in the house. Also, check your dog’s paw for signs of cracked pads or bleeding. Their paws are more susceptible to cold weather and snow accumulation on the hair between their paws.

Assess your Pet: Think about how the weather will affect your pet. You may need to shorten their walks based on your pet’s tolerance.