Rawhide Ranch Dog Boarding

07/28/2024

Cute

06/06/2024

05/26/2024

I just earned my first Q in Masters!

04/21/2024

We’ve got some cool kids at the ranch this weekend 😎

02/07/2024

For all of us who miss them.

12/12/2023

09/30/2023

Don’t know about the product but I like the commercial

08/28/2023

What a beautiful morning

08/07/2023

Daisy loves shadows and Merle loves sticks. They are a perfect match! So funny!

08/07/2023

We’re loving the cooler temps!

07/26/2023

Beating the heat with our four legged friends. We’re so thankful for plenty of shade 😎 and AC!

03/17/2023

Video account of two Boston Terriers and their adventures at Herding Camp in Ireland. Courtesy of www.HelpingUdders.com

03/14/2023

A year apart. Goose has still got it 🦅

03/13/2023

We’ve got a cool crew of spring breakers 😎

02/28/2023

Enjoying the beautiful weather with two of our favorite girls.

01/09/2023

WHAT IS TITER TESTING?
Do you ever worry about the number of vaccinations your dog receives? There is a way to know whether those annual vaccinations are necessary. Here's all about TITERS TESTING YOUR DOG.

There are several reasons why you might consider giving your dog a titer test:

To determine if your dog is adequately protected against certain diseases: A titer test can be used to determine whether your dog has sufficient levels of antibodies to be protected against certain diseases. If your dog has a high level of antibodies, it is likely that they are protected and do not need to be re-vaccinated.

To assess the effectiveness of a vaccine: If your dog has received a vaccine but you are not sure if it was effective, a titer test can help you determine whether the vaccine was successful in generating an immune response.

To avoid over-vaccination: Some veterinarians believe that dogs can become unnecessarily over-vaccinated if they are given booster shots too frequently. A titer test can help you determine whether your dog needs a booster shot or if they are already protected.

To meet kennel or show requirements: Some kennels and dog show organizations may require proof of vaccination or evidence of immunity before allowing a dog to participate. A titer test can provide this evidence.

It's important to note that titer testing is not a substitute for vaccination and should not be used to avoid vaccination altogether. However, it can be a useful tool in certain circumstances to help ensure that your dog is adequately protected against disease.

12/08/2022

An uptick in cases reported in Wichita.

Leptospirosis can cause kidney and liver failure in dogs.