Fitzwilliam Village Pet Sitting

20/08/2024

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29/06/2024

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24/05/2024

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22/05/2024

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13/04/2024

What are the easiest colors for a dog to see?

As we've previously mentioned, dogs have dichromatic vision.

Colors such as red or green will be perceived as a shade of gray.

Therefore, blue or yellow are the easiest colors for dogs to see and the most attractive colors for them to see.

Red, green and orange, have more of a grayish brownish hue. ~Excerpt from Animalwised

While most of our pups toys are blue or yellow, we have some red ones to challenge her sense of smell and vision.

04/04/2024

The weather in N.H. is presently unsafe! The wind is 'fierce' with white out conditions!! We just had a huge pine tree UPROOT and fall just behind our dog's yard. Please keep our fur babies on a long leash for potty breaks. ♥

28/03/2024

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1857446811346213

06/03/2024

27/02/2024

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11/02/2024

♥ Our girl is a professional. ;)

09/01/2024

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06/01/2024

Depending on where you live, we may be getting anywhere from 9"-15" of snow as well as strong winds!! Let's keep our fur family safe. They depend on us. ♥

24/12/2023

Sending LOVE to all of our 4-legged family. ♥ Merry Christmas!!

06/12/2023

Meowww...♥

10/10/2023

Respect and protect our dog's needs. They depend on us to do right by them. ♥

08/09/2023

Important!!

16/07/2023

FOUND DOG: 7-15-23
From Granite State Dog Recovery!

This little fella was picked up on Ashby Rd in New Ipswich, NH earlier. If you or someone you know is the owner, please call Temple-New Ipswich Animal Control @ 603-878-2771, thank you.

11/07/2023

About that third eyelid...

Dogs have lots of wonderful and fascinating quirks, but did you know that they also have an extra eyelid? Yep, this inner eyelid, known as a nictitating membrane, provides extra protection against scratches and debris. It plays an important role, especially considering all the scurrying dogs tend to do in bushes and grass.

Located under the lower eyelid on the inner corner of the eye, it’s also responsible for spreading moisture across the eye and keeping the eye healthy.

The third eyelid isn’t visible to us – in fact, if you do see it then it may be a sign you need to take your dog to the vet. It could be a sign of eye issues such as cherry eye, Horner’s syndrome, or conjunctivitis.

Another interesting fact? Humans also had a third eyelid, but it shrank throughout evolution to become the plica semilunaris – a small structure near the tear duct. It still plays a role in keeping our tears drained and debris flushed from our eyes. (Everything Dog)

27/05/2023

This handsome boy has been nurtured and cared for by a wonderful foster in MA. He is still waiting for someone to adopt him. Please consider Ozzy.

(Post below is from Golden Huggs Rescue)

Ozzy REALLY wants a home of his own. Let’s get him there by sharing!
Happy to tell you all about him!
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