Pup-Bunnie Paradise Elite Dog and Cat Care Service

09/22/2022

Pup Bunnie of the day🐶 This is Fergie the corgi!!!

09/01/2022

SEPTEMBER FUR-BABIE BIRTHDAYS!

MOTO will be 5 yrs. old on September 5th. He's a very energic, loving and playful pup. His mom is Christina.

NOLA will be 4 yrs. old on September 24th. She's a sweet loving pup. Her mom is Rachael.

LET'S ALL WISH THEM A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY!🎊🎉

08/26/2022

Just another fantastic and fun day at the park with the Pup Bunnie Paradise crew! They absolutely enjoyed themselves! I love taking them to the park.

We have park packages available if anyone is interested. Please contact us if you would like information.

08/19/2022

PUP~BUNNIE PARADISE would like to introduce a new member to our fur-family.

PEPPA is an American shorthair black & white cat, who loves to be petted and plays with lots of toys. Her mom is Alexandria.

08/08/2022

WELCOME TO OUR NEW FUR-BABIES AND THEIR FAMILIES

Let's give a warm welcome to:

MARLEY, a beautiful black cat, owned by Sarah.
BOBA, a very active Australian shepherd, owned by Karen.
MOTO, a playful Shiba Inu, owned by Christina.
BERNIE & AUDREY, 2 adult Malteses, and GEORGIE & GIGI, 2 adorable Maltese puppies, owned by Blake & Marissa.
LUNA, a gorgeous Golden retriever, owned by Michelle.
PEANUT, an adorable calico cat, owned by Lisa.
RICHIE, an energic mini labradoodle, owned by Ayana.
PEPPA, a beautiful black and white cat, owned by Alexandria.

Let's give them all a warm PUP~BUNNIE PARADISE Family Welcome.

08/01/2022

Here is Sarah Jane 's birthday picture.

08/01/2022

AUGUST BIRTHDAYS WISHES!!

Summer is almost over! Another month has passed and it's time once again to wish Happy Birthday to our fur-babies.

BAXTER and FRANKIE are celebrating their birthdays today. Baxter is 13 and Frankie is 9. Their mom is Shannon.
OLIVER will turn 3 on August 3rd. His mom is Kelli.
SARAH JANE will be 16 yrs. old on August 6th. Her mom is Lisa.
MARSHMELLOW will be 1 on August 15th. His dad is Djanjo.
Baxter and Frankie have a friend name BENNY who will be 1 yr. old on August 16th. He has been staying with them.

07/04/2022

TIME TO WISH HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR JULY BIRTHDAY FUR-BABIES!

MAVERICK turned 10yrs. old on July 2nd. He is a big sweet blonde Australian Poodle. His mom is Christie.

WALLY will be 5 yrs. old on July 5th. He is a gentle, playful cream color Wheaten terrier. His mom is Taylor.

KOKO and LUNA both were born on July 17th, but KOKO is 3 yrs. old, and LUNA is 9 yrs. old. They are both American shorthair cats. KOKO is black and white and very playful. LUNA is all black and very shy. Their mom is Kelsey.

🐾🎉🎂 HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR FUR-BABIES🎂🎉🐾

06/23/2022

WELCOME NEW FUR-FAMILIES

We have a few new fur-families joining us recently!

MARLEY, a 10 yr. old black cat, joined us June 14th. Her fur-parent is Sarah.

BOBA is a 2 yr. old Australian Shepherd who joined us on June 18th. Her fur-parent is Karen.

LET'S GIVE THEM ALL A WARM WELCOME!!!!

06/17/2022

06/17/2022

06/09/2022

WELCOME NEW FUR-FAMILIES

We have new fur-families joining us these past few months.
WALTER, a mix ridgeback joined us 5/10/22. His parent is Stacy Shwedel.
PEPPER, a mini schnauzer, SCOUT, a golden doddle and STELLA, a Maine c**n calico mix joined us 4/11/22. Their parent is Eden Sandlin.
MAGGIE, a tabby and MAX a black mix joined us 4/5/22. Their parents are Dawn Taliancich and Pat Kelly.
MOSHIMOSHI and MARSHMALLOW are two adorable cuddly white dogs that joined us in 5/7/22. Their parent is Dango Quintos.
FRANKIE, a dachshund & BAXTER, a beagle joined us 5/22/22. Their parent is Shannon.
NELLIE, a miniature poodle joined us 6/3/22. Her parents are Heather & Frank Truesdale.

06/01/2022

BIRTHDAY TIME AGAIN!
for our
FUR-BABIES

First let's wish HAPPY BIRTHDAY to STELLA, who is a sweet loving calico cat turning 3 yrs. old on June 5th. She loves to cuddle and play with her toys. Her mom is Carolyn.

Then on June 19th, CLIO, who is a mini Bere doddle, will celebrate her 2nd birthday. She has a sister who comes to visit her named Jojo. She lives with her mom Julia.

To finish out the month of birthdays we are celebrating MUSHY'S BIRTHDAY on June 20th. She's a beautiful Persian doll-face cat with lots of love to give. She lives with her mom Laura.

05/11/2022

I can’t believe this is my last park day with this sweet boy. He is moving back home with his mom. He is like my own child, been with me since the beginning and had a lot of wonderful memories. I feel like my child is going to college…lol…but know I will keep in touch and hopefully go to visit. Theo you have been an absolute wonderful fur baby and your brothers. I will miss y’all deeply! You will always be my bubba! 😢

05/09/2022

MAY BIRTHDAYS

May is here and it's time to wish
MAIA and MAX
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Our sweet girl Maia whose sister is adorable Venus, turned 7 yrs. old on May 2nd. Their Mom is Kei Goldberg.
Max and his sister Maggie are new to our fur-family. So not only are we welcoming them but also celebrating Max's 6th birthday on May 11th. Their Mom is Dawn Taliancich.

04/19/2022

APRIL BIRTHDAY
It's time to wish HAPPY BIRTHDAY to
MAGGIE -THEO -ZOE

We are not only wishing MAGGIE, a beautiful tabby, Happy Birthday when she turned 19 on April 3rd but also welcoming her and her mom Dawn Taliacich to our fur-family.
Happy Birthday and Welcome Maggie

Theo is a handsome hound that loves his tennis balls. The dirtier the better. 😁 His mom is Susan Kelley. He turned 4 yrs. old on April 6th and celebrated it with his mom and brothers Antoine and Anakin.
Happy Birthday Theo

Zoe is a sweet yorkie who loves to chase balls. She will turn 13 yrs. old on April 26th. Her mom is Tammy Fowler. She will be celebrating it with her mom, sister (Diva) and brother (Charlie).
Happy Birthday Zoe

04/13/2022

APRIL 2022 NEWSLETTER:

TEN SIGNS YOUR DOG IS STRESSED

There are certain things all responsible dog owners should know, including how to groom them, basic training, and proper feeding. Another important one is being in tune with your dog’s body language and behaviors to be able to recognize when something’s not right, so you can get them the care or relief they need as soon as possible.

Stress can be caused by a number of reasons, such as a medical issue, changes in the environment, or perceived threats. Here are the common signs of stress in dogs.

SIMPLE BODY LANGUAGE CUES:

Ears back: Dogs are very expressive with their facial cues. When they pin their ears back against their head, it is a sign of unease.

Tucked tail: A tail tucked between the legs can be a sign of fear, anxiety, or aggression.

Hiding: Especially if your dog is newly adopted, seeking a safe place to hide is a common behavior for a stressed or anxious pup. If your dog is usually relaxed and comfortable and you notice he has gone into hiding, it’s likely due to stress. (Did someone say “bath time”?)
dog with destroyed toy.

RREACTIONS AND RESPONSES:

Yawning: When a dog is in an awkward or uncomfortable situation, they may yawn as a way of distracting themselves from the discomfort in an effort to alleviate these feelings. If you see yawning and you know your dog isn’t sleepy, it’s likely that he’s feeling a little uncomfortable.

Excessive drooling, panting: In the same way humans can get flushed, hot and sweaty during stressful situations, dogs can also experience a rise in body temperature caused by stress. You might see panting and possibly extra drooling.

Excessive shedding: If your dog is fearful of vet visits, you may have noticed extra shedding at your annual appointments.

Destructive behavior: Highly stressed dogs, such as those experiencing separation anxiety while home alone, may engage in destructive behaviors like scratching at the door, digging at the carpet, or chewing on furniture (or even their own paws).

Aggression: Rather than hiding, some dogs react to stressful situations (like going to the vet or groomer) with aggressive behaviors. This can include growling, snarling, and snapping.

Accidents in the house: For a dog that has been reliably potty trained, accidents in the house are signs of either being left home too long without a potty break, a medical condition, or stress.

Tummy troubles: Stressful situations can cause vomiting, diarrhea, or constipation. However, don’t always assume these problems are due to stress because they are often signs of other medical issues as well.

RELIEVING YOUR DOGS STRESS:

What’s stressing your dog may be obvious, such as fireworks or loud neighbors, going to the vet, or riding in the car. If you know what is stressing your dog, try your best to make him as comfortable as you can by reducing/removing the stressor or creating a safe space.

If you’re not sure what is causing your dog to be stressed, it’s a good idea to see your veterinarian as soon as you can, in case of an underlying medical condition. Your vet may also have good advice on how to alleviate your dog’s stress, such as medication for specific situations like the Fourth of July.

Being able to recognize signs of stress will help you quickly relieve your dog’s discomfort as soon as possible.

03/16/2022

MARCH BIRTHDAYS

Let's wish Antoine, Penny and Rooster
Happy Birthday

Antoine's birthday was March 4th. His Mom is Susan Kelley and enjoys playing with Theo and Anakin. They joined us January of 2020.
Penny's birthday also was March 4th. Her Mom is Lynsey Thomasee. She enjoys playing with her brother Coop (Cooper).
They joined us June of 2019.
And last but not least, Rooster. One of our smaller, cute powerhouses. His birthday is March 30th, and his mom is Leigh Haas.

02/08/2022

PAW TALK

REVERSE SNEEZE IN DOGS

Reverse sneezing is a common phenomenon in dogs, especially those with short snouts and flat faces, but it can prompt panic in inexperienced pet parents.
Key Takeaways:
Reverse sneezing is a quirky, yet harmless, behavior that all sizes and breeds of dogs commonly do.
A reverse sneeze sounds like a snort as the dog inhales, and it can last from a few seconds to minutes.
Airborne allergens like pollen and perfume, as well as ci******es and ma*****na, can cause a dog to reverse sneeze.
Most reverse sneezing in dogs requires no treatment.
To make it stop, you can massage your dog's throat to stop the spasm, or very briefly over your pup’s nostrils with a hand (triggering a swallow reflex that usually makes the sneeze end).

01/18/2022

January Birthdays:

Cooper came to Pup~Bunnie Paradise September 2019. He is a adorable Yorkie that is sweet as can be. He loves his mom Lynsey Thomasee and his little sister Penny. Please help us wish Cooper a Happy 14th Birthday

01/04/2022

January Birthdays

Benito - Benito came to Pup~Bunnie Paradise March 2019 as a small, beautiful rescue pup, His mom is the wonderful and sweet Alejandra Ramirez. he is an adorable mix breed with the best personality in the world and will have you smiling in a second. He loves to play with his dog friends and play ball. Please help us wish Benito (Benny) a wonderful birthday.

Anakin - Anakin came to Pup~Bunnie Paradise January 2020. He is a Ragdoll cat that is sweet as can be. He loves his mom Susan Kelley and his two brothers Antione and Theo. Please help us wish Anakin a Happy 3rd Birthday.

01/04/2022

Safe Outdoor Temperatures for Dogs

While it seems like dogs may react differently to the weather than humans (they have different biology after all), they can actually be more susceptible to weather extremes in some cases. A general rule of thumb to use is, If the outdoor temperature is too hot or cold for a human to be comfortable, it’s too severe for your dog. Hot temperatures, combined with humidity, can cause dehydration and heatstroke. Temperatures lower than 32 degrees Fahrenheit can cause hypothermia or frostbite.
Winter Weather Concerns
How cold is too cold for a dog to be outside? Unfortunately, the answer isn’t quite straightforward because each dog is unique. Factors that affect their temperature tolerance include:
1. Coat type: It goes without saying that dogs with thicker, fluffier coats and those with double coats can withstand colder temperatures than those with thin, single coats of fur.
2. Size: Small dogs can get colder much more quickly than larger dogs.
3. Weight: Body fat can help insulate from cold temperatures, so a dog with less body fat will suffer from cold temperatures more quickly. However, it’s important to keep your dog at a healthy body weight because the risks that come with being overweight are certainly not worth forgoing the purchase of a sweater for your pup.
4. Age: Older dogs and those with compromised health can be more susceptible to cold temperatures than their younger, healthier counterparts.
As a rule of thumb, small dogs with short coats, such as Chihuahuas, get cold faster than other breeds. Provide your dog with a sweater during winter walks and keep his outdoor time short. Other breeds, such as poodles, are susceptible to cold if their coats are groomed short.
What cold temperatures are safe for dogs?
In general, most dogs are okay until the temperature drops to below 45°F, according to PetMD. Below that, some dogs may begin to feel uncomfortable. Below freezing, 32°F, dogs in sensitive categories, such as older dogs and those with thin coats will need extra help, such as shelter (staying inside) or a jacket or sweater. Temperatures below 20°F are not safe for any dog to spend significant amounts of time outside due to the risks of hypothermia and frostbite.
Playing outside in the cold
Some dogs prefer to play and enjoy the outdoors, regardless of the weather. If you leave your dog outside when it’s cold, provide him with shelter to protect him from severe weather. A dog house that has a solid, raised floor with straw or bedding for insulation will help keep him warm. Cover the entrance with a flap to keep drafts out.
Dogs in cold temperatures need plenty of food; staying warm uses up extra energy. Make sure that water is available and that it’s not frozen.
During cold winter months, walk your dog during the warmest hours of the day. Make sure that his paws are protected from ice, which can cause frostbite and cut the pads. Even breeds that are more tolerant to cold should not be left outdoors for long periods of time in below-freezing temperatures.
Summer Weather Concerns
Safe summer temperatures vary depending on humidity levels. For instance, a dog left outdoors in an arid climate may be fine in temperatures of 85 degrees, provided he has access to shade and water. However, a dog in a high-humidity climate at the same temperature might be in danger for heatstroke.
Allow your dog to play outdoors as long as you can join him comfortably. Make sure he has plenty of cold, fresh water and access to shade. On extreme heat days, walk your dog in the early morning or late evening, when temperatures cool off. Place your hand on the sidewalk first to ensure that it’s not hot enough to burn the sensitive pads on your dog’s feet.
Never leave your dog in the car during warm weather. The Humane Society notes that on an 85-degree day, a car with its windows partially rolled down reaches 102 degrees in only 10 minutes.
Breed-specific hot temperature concerns
While most dogs will be comfortable in the same temperatures as their humans, some breeds are more susceptible than others.
Dogs with short snouts, such as pugs, are more at risk for heatstroke than others because the hot air enters their lungs more quickly than dogs with longer snouts. Dogs with thick coats, such as huskies, overheat more easily than those with short coats, especially if they haven’t acclimated to a warm climate.
Danger Signs
Keep a close eye on your dog during very hot or very cold weather. Seek veterinary treatment if his symptoms indicate a weather-related condition.
In cold weather, watch for symptoms of hypothermia:
1. Shivering
2. Slow breathing
3. Lethargy
4. Fixed pupils
5. Muscle stiffness
6. Coma
Hypothermia can cause death. If you suspect your dog is suffering from this condition, move him out of the cold and seek immediate veterinary attention.
In hot weather, watch for symptoms of dehydration and heatstroke:
1. Panting
2. Drooling
3. Rapid heart rate
4. Vomiting blood
5. Disorientation
6. Muscle tremors
7. Unconsciousness
If you suspect your dog is suffering from heatstroke, spray him with water or cover him in water-soaked towels to cool him off. Provide him cool water and encourage, but don’t force him, to drink. Move him indoors or to a shady area. Seek veterinary care.

11/04/2021

We have two new Pup-Bunnies (Maverick and Marley) added to our team. Give them a warm puppy paw welcome. ❤️❤️🐶

11/04/2021

We have a new Pup-Bunnie (Essie) added to our team. Give her a warm puppy paw welcome ❤️❤️🐶

11/04/2021

We have a new Pup-Bunnie (Rooster) added to our team. Give him a warm puppy paw welcome. ❤️❤️🐶

11/04/2021

We have a new Pup-Bunnie (Oliver) added to our team. Give him a warm puppy paw welcome. ❤️❤️🐶

11/04/2021

We have a new Pup-Bunnie (Wilard) added to our team. Give him a warm puppy paw welcome. ❤️❤️🐶

02/14/2021

We have a new Pup~Bunnie added to our team! Give him a warm puppy paw welcome! ❤️❤️🐶