Tribeca Pet Services

Tribeca Pet Services Tribeca Pet Services I have devoted what would culminate in over 10 years of dedicated veterinary work.

About Owners:
I am Diane Sandoval, a graduate of Mercy College School of Veterinary Technology and a NY State Licensed Veterinary Technician. Since graduating in 1999, I have worked in Veterinary Practices from New York to Hawaii with every animal from exotic birds to dolphins...and of course my first love, dogs and cats. I have also studied animal behavior with a specialty in clicker training at

the Karen Pryor Dog Training Academy. I understand the important role behavior plays in the relationship between owners and animals and want to make a positive difference by utilizing humanely – based techniques for problem prevention, training, management, and behavior modification in ways that strengthen the human-animal bond. Matt Kurzon - also a lifelong pet lover is a Certified Animal Behavior Dog Trainer. Matt holds a BBA in accounting and an MS in Physical Education from Hofstra University. Matt is a Certified Positive Dog Trainer and has also studied animal behavior at the Northeast Regional Dog Trainer Academy and at Animal Behavior College. Matt's two passions, pets & exercise, have finally combined in his work at Tribeca Pet Services. He oversees the behavioral needs of each animal in his care with creativity and enthusiasm.

Private Country Boarding for NYC Canines
02/07/2025

Private Country Boarding for NYC Canines

**Pet Safety During Hanukkah: Tips for a Joyful Celebration**As we gather to celebrate Hanukkah, it’s essential to keep ...
12/23/2024

**Pet Safety During Hanukkah: Tips for a Joyful Celebration**

As we gather to celebrate Hanukkah, it’s essential to keep our furry friends safe. Here are some tips to ensure a happy holiday for everyone:

1. **Keep Candles Secure:** While lighting the menorah, ensure that candles are placed in a safe location away from curious paws. Consider using battery-operated candles for added safety.

2. **Watch the Decorations:** Many Hanukkah decorations can be tempting for pets. Be cautious with items that could be swallowed or chewed on, like tinsel or small ornaments.

3. **Food Safety:** Traditional Hanukkah foods can be harmful to pets. Keep latkes, sufganiyot, and chocolate gelt out of reach, as these can cause digestive issues or toxicity.

4. **Create a Calm Space:** Holiday gatherings can be overwhelming for pets. Set up a quiet area where your pet can retreat if they feel stressed or anxious.

5. **Supervise Playtime:** If your pets are interacting with guests, supervise their play to ensure everyone is comfortable and safe.

By following these simple tips, you can enjoy a festive Hanukkah while keeping your pets safe and happy!

Private Country Canine Boarding ❤️
12/21/2024

Private Country Canine Boarding ❤️

🐾Meet Watson, our spirited senior superstar! 🐾After spending time at our exclusive country boarding center for city cani...
11/20/2024

🐾Meet Watson, our spirited senior superstar! 🐾
After spending time at our exclusive country boarding center for city canines, this charming pup has never been in better shape! 🌿🏞️
🌟 Every day is filled with adventure—long countryside outdoor hikes, tail-wagging playtime with new friends, and plenty of cozy naps & lots of TLC.
Join us in giving Watson a round of applause for thriving in his golden years! 👏🎉
Want your furry friend to enjoy the same revitalizing experience? Click the link in our bio to learn more about our senior canine boarding options! 🐶❤️
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09/06/2024

We provide too! 🐾❤️

08/31/2024

This Should Not Happen!!!!! 🚨
08/31/2024

This Should Not Happen!!!!! 🚨

⭐️🐾✨ **Happy Paws, Happy Hearts!** ✨🐾🌟Did you know that our little furry friends thrive on fresh air and outdoor adventu...
08/27/2024

⭐️🐾✨ **Happy Paws, Happy Hearts!** ✨🐾🌟
Did you know that our little furry friends thrive on fresh air and outdoor adventures? 🐶❤️💨 Taking your small dog out to large open green spaces isn’t just a treat but a necessity!
🌳 **Why they love it:**
- 🏃‍♂️ *Room to Roam*: With their boundless energy, little dogs need space to run, explore, and play without limitations.
- 🌞 *Sunshine & Fresh Air*: A day outdoors boosts their mood and overall well-being! Who wouldn’t love basking in the sun?
- 🌿 *New Scents & Excitement*: Each trip is a new adventure filled with vibrant smells, sights, and sounds that keep their curious minds engaged.
💚 **Tips for Outdoor Fun**:
1. **Join our Tribeca Pet Services Club- we offer customized and very personalized Enrichment -Based Country Boarding and Training exclusively for city pups.
2. **Join our Tribeca Pet Services Dog Walking Club: we have an amazing Lower Manhattan Dog walking program which includes walk and train too!
3. **Join our Tribeca Pet Services Nature Trails & Tails Program! Where we take your city pups for the day to Explore dog-friendly trails out of Manhattan and let them sniff out the wild!
Remember, a tired pup is a happy pup! 🥰 So let’s embrace the great outdoors for a tail-wagging good time! 🐕💨


Join us by texting 9178476224 and just say canine info for Boarding, Training, Dog Walking, Walk & Train or go to our website at Tribecapet.com and fill out new client info form, leave your email address and we will send an email and follow up within 48hrs or the first night of boarding will be free!

Heat stroke in dogs is a serious and potentially fatal condition that occurs when a dog’s body temperature rises to dang...
06/18/2024

Heat stroke in dogs is a serious and potentially fatal condition that occurs when a dog’s body temperature rises to dangerously high levels, typically above 104°F (40°C). Dogs are more vulnerable to heat stroke than humans due to their limited ability to cool themselves efficiently, primarily through panting and releasing heat through their paw pads. Common causes of heat stroke in dogs include being left in hot cars, or being kept in environments with poor ventilation. Symptoms of heat stroke in dogs may include excessive panting, drooling, lethargy, vomiting, diarrhea, and collapse. Immediate veterinary attention is crucial if heat stroke is suspected, as it can lead to organ failure and death if not promptly treated. Prevention is key, and dog owners should ensure their pets have access to shade, fresh water, and never leave them unattended in a hot vehicle. Regular exercise in cool hours, avoiding hot surfaces like asphalt, have their paws on grass and dirt and knowing the signs of heat stroke are essential for safeguarding dogs from this potentially life-threatening condition. 🚨

Introducing Charlie a very sweet and gentle golden retriever to smaller/midsize canine playgroups, rather than larger on...
06/11/2024

Introducing Charlie a very sweet and gentle golden retriever to smaller/midsize canine playgroups, rather than larger ones, appears to be very beneficial for Charlie. We noticed Charlie golden appeared a bit nervous & disengaged with larger canines. By placing Charlie with smaller dogs, her body language indicated happiness and relaxation, suggesting that she feels more comfortable and at ease in their presence. This approach aims to create a positive and stress-free environment for Canines like Charlie, allowing her to socialize and interact with other canines that make her feel more secure and confident. As certified educated trainers, our ability to observe and interpret Charlie’s body language and behavior enables us to guarantee that she will have positive experiences and interactions with other guests throughout her stay.

A MESSAGE FROM YOUR CANINE COMPANION ❤️For My Human Parents, Sometimes being a good dog can be challenging. I do my best...
05/05/2024

A MESSAGE FROM YOUR CANINE COMPANION ❤️

For My Human Parents,

Sometimes being a good dog can be challenging. I do my best, but human behavior can be perplexing. I’ve compiled a list outlining what I need to thrive as your faithful companion. Please take a moment to read it and understand that I’m not flawless, but I adore you both deeply.

A DOG’S ESSENTIALS

1. Consistent rules provide me with security. I’m not opposed to boundaries; in fact, they reassure me when enforced fairly, calmly and consistently.
2. Clear direction helps me understand what you expect. Constantly hearing “NO!” can be disheartening. Training me helps me grasp how to avoid trouble.
3. Regular outdoor exercise is vital. While walks are great I often need more stimulation. Walk and Train, country walks, playtime with other dogs in very large green spaces keep me happy. I also love using my nose to explore.
4. My ancestors had tasks; what’s mine? Smart dogs like me get bored easily. Engaging in outdoor play & train activities prevent me from seeking mischief out of sheer boredom.
5. If I growl, it’s a signal. Please take the time to decipher why. It might be discomfort or discomfort from rough play.
6. A designated quiet space helps me unwind.
7. Chewing is natural for me. Providing safe chew toys prevents accidental damage and frustration.
8. Socialization is key. Exposing me slowly to various environments and people helps me feel safe in the world.
9. Please refrain from using outdated punishment training, choke/prong/shock collars hurt and scare me, and I’m confused when my pet parents use them.

Your faithful companion,
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As spring blossoms and warmer temperatures beckon, families are spending more time outdoors with their pets, whether hik...
04/21/2024

As spring blossoms and warmer temperatures beckon, families are spending more time outdoors with their pets, whether hiking, boating, or camping. With increased outdoor activity, the risk of accidents rises. However, even indoor pets aren’t immune to injuries from accidental falls or medical emergencies. Being prepared can make all the difference, saving precious time when it matters most. As licensed veterinary nurses, we recognize the importance of imparting our medical expertise to pet parents which is why we made this list for ❤️

Today, a cherished memory resurfaced. River’s journey was truly remarkable. With the support of a committed team, we suc...
04/15/2024

Today, a cherished memory resurfaced. River’s journey was truly remarkable. With the support of a committed team, we successfully rehabilitated him, found him a forever home, and established River’s Law. My daughters and I joined Senator O’Scanlan in a march to raise awareness about this important legislation. ❤️🐾

04/13/2024
I cannot express enough how much these reviews mean to me and our team. Your canine companions are like family to me. I ...
02/28/2024

I cannot express enough how much these reviews mean to me and our team. Your canine companions are like family to me. I cherish them deeply. We strive to create the best environment for them and study their behaviors to ensure we provide what they need to be happy and feel secure.

To me, the pups that come here are like family, my best friends. Some may find it strange but I talk to them a lot, and I swear they understand. Being with them has brought me immense joy. Although I rarely discuss it, during the past six years, life has been challenging due to a prolonged and contentious divorce. Being with the dogs is truly my happy place and my daughters happy place, I love them dearly. They teach us so much, and these reviews are the icing on the cake. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. you Halley & Rebeca ❤️

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Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 8pm

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About Owners: I am Diane Sandoval, a graduate of Mercy College School of Veterinary Technology and a NY State Licensed Veterinary Technician. Since graduating in 1999, I have worked in Veterinary Practices from New York to Hawaii with every animal from exotic birds to dolphins...and of course my first love, dogs and cats. I have devoted what would culminate in over 19 years of dedicated veterinary work. I have also studied animal behavior with a concentration in clicker training at the Karen Pryor Dog Training Academy. I understand the important role behavior plays in the relationship between owners and animals and want to make a positive difference by utilizing humanely – based techniques for problem prevention, training, management, and behavior modification in ways that strengthen the human-animal bond. Matt Kurzon - also a lifelong pet lover is a Certified Animal Behavior Dog Trainer. Matt holds a BBA in accounting and an MS in Physical Education from Hofstra University. Matt is a Certified Positive Dog Trainer and has also studied animal behavior at the Northeast Regional Dog Trainer Academy and at Animal Behavior College. Matt's two passions, pets & exercise, have finally combined in his work at Tribeca Pet Services. He oversees the behavioral needs of each animal in his care with creativity and enthusiasm.