French Rose Pet Care

07/18/2024

How pretty is little miss Khaleesi? 🐱

07/14/2024

Go give this handsome man a follow 💚

07/14/2024

Before-and after you find out tomorrow is Monday

07/02/2024

Our beautiful house guest this past week-Poppy! She’s always such a blast-and how pretty does she look in lavender!

06/21/2024

Hello!

I wanted to take a moment to sincerely thank you. I am incredibly appreciative that you have trusted French Rose Pet Care with the care of your pets. Whether you have only used me once in a pinch or are a regular client, I wanted you to know that I truly value you and am honored to be a part of your pet’s life.

Online reviews are a primary way that people hear about me and the experiences that clients have had, and is a major deciding factor for people seeking out professionals. Your input in these reviews is invaluable; if you have a moment and are willing to provide a brief review of the care that you have received through my business, please open French Rose Pet Cares’ page and provide a review. It only takes a minute and would be tremendously appreciated.

Thank you in advance, and thank you again for seeking me out for all of your pet care needs!

06/17/2024

Let’s talk Dogs and Heat! ☀️🐾

After more than two years of the same old walk around the neighborhood and forced staycations, you and your dog are probably ready for some summer fun. To help, keep your dog safe this season so you can enjoy all the best parts of summer and avoid the worst parts.

Just like people, dogs are at risk for heatstroke and dehydration when temperatures rise. But, how hot is too hot for your four-legged friend? If you’re uncomfortable outside, your dog probably is too. Make sure your dog always has access to fresh water and shade when outside. You can also give them ice-filled Kongs or a frozen water bottle to keep them entertained and cool.

It’s not just the air temperature you need to worry about. Hot surfaces can cause painful blisters on your dog’s paws. This is especially an issue in urban areas where you’re more likely to be walking your dog on asphalt than grass or dirt. If you can’t hold your hand to the ground comfortably for more than a few seconds, it’s too hot for your dog to walk on. Try to taking them out in the early morning or late evening when the temperatures are cooler. If that’s not an option, you can put booties on them to protect their paws or even find a nice grassy area to walk around. Remember to constantly offer some form of hydration during the walk as well. I often recommend a collapsible travel bowl attached to a flask-type water bottle that will keep water cool during your time outside.

Some dog breeds, such as Pugs, Bulldogs, Boston Terriers, and other flat-faced breeds, have a particularly tough time in hot weather. Their restricted airways put them at greater risk for heatstroke and make them less tolerant of exercise. Keep an extra close eye on them during warm days and there’s no shame in letting them be a couch potato if it gets too hot.

06/17/2024

Blue the mighty chihuahua 💙

06/17/2024

Love love loveeeee Gin! She’s just the sweetest 😍

06/10/2024

These two really have the sweetest and happiest personalities until I pull out the camera-so serious.

06/06/2024

Been loving on these sweet girls this week, Lilleigh and Rubi

05/19/2024

05/05/2024

Flashback to yesterdays gorgeous day with Gin, while we have a gloomy day today 🌧️

05/03/2024

Tilly says happy Friday!!

Any good weekend plans for anyone?

04/26/2024

Remember that sweet mini Aussie I had posted a while ago? Look how big and beautiful she is now! Always loving my Roxy time 😍

04/25/2024

I’d like to wish a very happy first birthday to this cutie here, Buddie! What an honor to be caring for you on your special day!!

04/24/2024

Timber 😍 gentle giants always have a soft spot in my heart

04/17/2024

John, Gauge, Frankie and Tony! Always love having a variety of species to love on 🥰

04/11/2024

Couple of golden rays of happiness on this rainy day. Cassie & Finley