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Check out 5 tips to help your dog stay calm and relaxed this weekend. Because a stress-free dog means a stress-free you! 🐾❤️

Keep Your Furry Friends Safe and Happy This 4th of July! As we gear up for the celebrations, it's important to remember our pets' well-being. Fireworks and loud noises can be stressful for our furry friends, so be sure to keep them in a safe and comfortable environment. Check out our blog for tips on how to keep your pets calm and happy during the holiday: https://hubs.ly/Q02F7VWz0. Let's make sure this 4th of July is enjoyable for everyone in the family, including our beloved pets! 🐾🎆 #PetSafety #4thofJuly #FurryFriends #BlogPost

🐾 Spreading Pet Love, One Review at a Time! 🐾 Positive client reviews are like a warm hug from our furry clients. They tell us we're doing what we love best—caring for pets and creating memorable experiences. Share your review and let's continue spreading pet love together! 🐱❤️📣 #SpreadingPetLove #ClientReviews #PetCareExperience

Some great advice from the RSPCA about keeping your pets safe at Christmas 🌲 Christmas trees and other decorations Some festive plants and flowers can be toxic to pets, including poinsettias, holly, ivy, mistletoe and lilies, so avoid buying these if you have pets. Tinsel and wrapping paper might be tempting for your pet to play with, but make sure they don't eat it! 🎅 Christmas trees and pets It's best to only allow your pets around the tree when you can keep a close eye on them, because: Hanging edible decorations, such as chocolate, are poisonous to dogs and can make them seriously ill Cats and dogs might be tempted to chew or play with hanging tree decorations. ❄ Help your pet cope with Christmas chaos Christmas is often busy and chaotic, but you can help your pet cope with the chaos by sticking to their normal routine as much as possible. For more advice, read our tips on planning ahead to help keep your pets calm at Christmas. Full story here - https://lnkd.in/er6sj-gE

Keep your pets calm and safe this #July4th with these tips from my team! This holiday might be stressful for your furry friends, so don't forget to look after them. #4thOfJulyTips #IndependenceDay

As you celebrate the Fourth of July, here are some tips to keep your pets safe.

𝟵 𝗧𝗼𝗽 𝗧𝗶𝗽𝘀 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗗𝗲𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗮 𝗣𝗲𝘁-𝗙𝗿𝗶𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗹𝘆 𝗛𝗼𝗺𝗲 Pets are special companions in our lives. They deserve our care and attention just like any other family member. Creating a home that's safe and cozy for our furry friends is essential to their well-being. Making your home pet-friendly is a way to show your love and commitment to your pets. It's about creating an environment where they feel comfortable and happy. After all, our pets love us unconditionally, and it's only fair that we make their lives as enjoyable as possible. Fortunately, having a pet doesn't mean sacrificing the beauty of your home. With the right choices and adjustments, you can have both a beautiful home and a happy pet. In fact, making your home pet-friendly can often make it more comfortable for you too! Here are some simple tips to make sure your pets stay safe at home https://lnkd.in/ePA4Vsa4

Part 6: Experiences from others: 2 People report multiple pet spirit visits When I give lectures, I ask people to share experiences. Lately, several pet parents have shared on social media, so I’m re-sharing to help you look for signs from your pets! I shared: Many people whose dogs or cats have passed have reported seeing them briefly in their house and fading. LaDonna, Doug & Maria said: Their pets visit “all the time” and make their presence known. (Some pets are more bold that others. It depends on their personality) To learn to recognize signs from your pets, read Rob Gutro's "#Pets and the #Afterlife" series of books on Amazon

Part 5: Experiences from others: Seeing several pet spirits at home! When I give lectures, I ask people to share experiences. Lately, several pet parents have shared on social media, so I’m re-sharing to help you look for signs from your pets! I shared: Many people whose dogs have passed have reported seeing them briefly in their house and fading. Our pets visit to let us know they are okay and love us. Elizabeth said: That happens a lot around here! To learn to recognize signs from your pets, read Rob Gutro's "#Pets and the #Afterlife" series of books on Amazon

🐾 Join us for "Friend or Foe? Practical Help for Your Fearful or Aggressive Dog with Visitors at Home" webinar! In my professional experience, many pet owners struggle with introducing their fearful or aggressive dogs to visitors. That's why I'm excited to share valuable insights to help you navigate this challenge effectively. 📅 Date: Saturday, May 18th 🕙 Time: 10 am to 11:15 am MST 📍 Location: Online (Registration Required) During the webinar, we'll cover essential topics including: -Understanding typical challenges with fearful/aggressive dogs and visitors. -Options for managing your dog when expecting guests. -Identifying your dog's triggers with visitors. -Introducing your dog to guests safely and effectively. -Reading your dog's body language and stress response. -Establishing protocols to boost your dog's confidence around new people at home. Plus, we'll have a Q&A session to address your specific concerns. Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain practical strategies and support for your furry friend's well-being. Register now to secure your spot! Register here: https://lnkd.in/ggSy8hc9 #DogBehavior #FearfulDogs #AggressiveDogs #PetParenting #WebinarAlert