Critter Pet Care

03/10/2024

RIP Ody
My beloved Ody crossed the rainbow bridge. At 16, Ody loved his full life here at Critter Pet Care. His outgoing nature led him to loving people and other animals and his passion became obvious as he greeted incoming pets and their owners in the driveway when they arrived for boarding and daycare. He was a very visible presence here and was known and loved by all. I'll miss you little buddy. Thanks for 16 great years together. Your loving spirit will live on at Critter Pet Care.

12/29/2021

03/11/2020

03/11/2020

03/11/2020

09/12/2017

Animal lovers. Donate and help critters be saved from the hurricanes.
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Join me and The Humane Society of the United States to help animals in need and confront cruelty wherever it occurs.

10/27/2016

Kai and Tilula are a match made in heaven. They are regular day care buddies as well as Critter Pet Care boarders. Here they are enjoying light rain drops in the yard in their raincoats. They just don't come any sweeter.

06/11/2016

MESA - June Pet of the Month!

06/11/2016

JUNE >> PET OF THE MONTH! "Mesa".
Meet Mesa. Mesa started his puppy socialization sessions at Critter Pet Care 4 months ago at age 3 months. He's a mixed breed who was adopted from Coppers Dream Rescue. He quickly excelled into a very social, easy going, fun-loving play pal and made lots of new friends in his Critter Pet Care sessions. He's even grown to love cats too! Though he loves most dogs, he has a very special connection, bond and similar play style with his dear buddy Blue.

03/23/2016

Critter Pet Care supports National Puppy Day today!

02/25/2016

01/06/2016

So I hadn't heard from my 'Vizsla' client in a while and popped in to say hello hoping all was well. Instead of traveling and boarding their beloved dog with Auntie Pam, they've traded in their travels for a brand new baby born on Xmas eve. Caleb is sporting this new baby bed. Very sweet.

11/13/2015

Hey everyone: Spay and neuter prevents cruelty. How you might ask? By reducing overpopulation and exposure to cruel conditions for unwanted animals. Our veterinarians report that we're seeing record numbers of female dogs and cats in heat coming into our clincis. We have to wonder about the ones we don't see. Local shelters are full! Now's the time to be sure your animals are spayed and neutered. Share this post!

10/31/2015

Happy Halloween from Critter Pet Care critters! Please keep your pets safely inside on this interesting evening.