Crittersitters of Lafayette, Inc

29/01/2019

Rural King has a small outside cat shelter with a plug-in heating pad for $50. We are ready to welcome any feral kitty, outside stray, or even other critters to stop in and stay for awhile to get out of the brutal temperatures. Our local Lafayette Rural King still has around 30 in stock.

28/12/2018

Applies to cats also.

When it comes to feeding a dog, do you free feed or serve meals at certain times only?

09/11/2018

A problem at the Dog Park too!

14/05/2017

Oskar STOP! You're about to destroy some nice flowers. These tulips are not a serious threat to Oskar, BUT tulip bulbs are VERY POISONOUS. So are lilies, and quite a few other common plants. No matter what plant or flower you received for Mother's Day, check with this list to be sure your house is safe for Mr. Fuzzypants: petmd.com/cat/emergency/poisoning-toxicity/e_ct_poisonous_plants

12/04/2017

Federal officials are warning consumers and veterinarians to be on alert for potentially deadly hyperthyroidism in dogs that have eaten Blue Buffalo Co. and WellPet food. The three separate alerts, posted Monday by the Food and Drug Administration, include test results from three dogs and samples of...

11/04/2017

PLEASE SHARE! lilies are incredibly toxic to ! Eating less than one lily leaf can cause a cat to develop kidney failure. When they groom the pollen off of their fur or paws and ingest it, they can be poisoned: http://bit.ly/2nZyu5Q

05/01/2017

We still have several microchips and EZ-Walk Harnesses available! To take advantage of this service, you do not need to live in just Tippecanoe County as everyone is welcome!

04/11/2016

Sunday is the day to commemorate your favorite furbaby. All Fired Up in West Lafayette is hosting a special day for the Paw Support Network who will be donating the money raised to us and Crystal Creek Kennels to assist in the vetting for the hoarding dogs! From 12pm to 5pm on Sunday you can get a paw print made of your dog.

The cost is $3 for the print, plus the cost of any ceramic piece you want it added to. For example, a plain tile is $5. The $3 for the print, plus 20% of the purchased piece will be donated to us! They have a huge assortment of items to choose from, such as ornaments as pictured below.

It's not too early to start thinking about Christmas presents (or is it?)! Bring your pooch and and get a paw print on a vase, mug, picture from, plate, tile... Endless possibilities!

check out more information here:
https://app.getoccasion.com/p/n/E4zw1Q

Location: All Fired Up, 310 East State Street, West Lafayette, IN
(Walkway between Wabash Landing 9 Movie Theatre & Scotty's Brewhouse)

See you and your furry baby on Sunday!

04/11/2016

Bad leash walking behavior can not only be annoying—it can also be dangerous. Follow these tips to stop your dog from pulling on the leash.

21/03/2016

10/03/2016

This could be our happiest adoption photo yet!

Coso has a home.

She’s so excited she's throwing her hands up in the air and waving them around without a care!

12/01/2016

No wonder Prince Amukamara is such a pro at running interference.

( #20, Cornerback, NY Giants with his two favorite receivers, Lola and Stitch) Photography by Leo Howard Lubow

06/01/2016

The National Law Enforcement Center on Animal Abuse is an information clearinghouse and forum for la

04/01/2016

Ms. Anderson will also present part of her film “Heart of a Dog” at the Midnight Minute series on Monday.

21/12/2015

A PSI pet sitter was told by a judge that pet sitting is not a "real job." PSI, along with thousands of pet professionals and pet owners disagree.

08/04/2015

Provides an overview of canine influenza, including cause, transmission, clinical signs, treatment and prevention.

27/01/2015

Whole Dog Journal explains how to raise kids to get along well with dogs and in turn training your dog to love kids.

08/11/2014

Two coyote attacks on pets over the last week in the Lafayette area have prompted a Purdue University veterinarian to urge pet owners to be aware of coyotes as a potential problem. “We've had at least two cases (of coyote attacks) in the last few days come to the Veterinary Teaching Hospital,” says Steve Thompson, veterinarian and director of the Pet Wellness Clinic at the College of Veterinary Medicine. “They are not that uncommon in the rural areas. Coyotes have been there a while and established themselves. The two recent early-morning attacks in a city location are somewhat unusual and a potential concern.” http://bit.ly/1tm01ZY