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Uncategorized | July 30, 2010

How to Clip Your Pet’s Nails

pettalkNail trimming is a vital part of your pet’s healthcare routine. Many pet parents never receive any training about the best method for trimming nails safely.

Watch this short video for helpful tips for better nail care.

Uncategorized | July 1, 2010

Announcing a new lower price starting at just $17 a day.

piggybank2Helping families feel good about leaving their pets behind when they leave town is a large part of what The Furry Godmother is all about. We want you to know that your pet is receiving the best care you can give it. Read the rest here »

Uncategorized | May 25, 2010

Beware of Cocoa Mulch

cocoa-mulchWhen trying to keep critters out of your garden, be aware that what you are using to accomplish this could be hazaderous to your own pets:

An e-mail circulating through cyberspace warns pet owners not to use cocoa mulch because it can cause serious health problems–or even death–in dogs. But is the message true? Or is it an Internet hoax?

ConsumerAffairs.com, which received a copy of the e-mail, learned pet owners should heed this warning. That’s because cocoa mulch contains a compound called theobromine. This naturally occurring compound–found in many plants, including cocoa beans–can be harmful to dogs.

Read more at consumeraffairs.com

Uncategorized | May 10, 2010

Pet Emergency Tips

pettalkWhat do you do in a pet emergency? Watch the video by Dr. Sarah and find out.

Click here to watch the entire video >>

Uncategorized | April 9, 2010

A Day In the Life of a Petsitter – 5 Dogs and a Bad Fall

5dogs1Okay, so I’m petsitting these five dogs, Maggie, Max, Angel, Harley and Princess. (I will post their pictures in the next couple of days.) I am also doing overnights with them – some may call it house sitting, but I’m there for the dogs. We have a king size bed and every night all five dogs clamor for their spot, which I share. With difficulty, I try to imagine how their parents both manage to find a place to sleep (people parents, that is). Read the rest here »

Ava Krup: You Will be Missed.

ava-on-sofaAva Krup, a Maltese Terrier mix, began her relationship with The Furry Godmother back in April of 2006. At the time, Ava was 8 years old and I met her when her folks took refuge in the Bulverde area after escaping from Hurricane Katrina. It is my sad duty to report that little Ava has relocated once again, this time to heaven. Read the rest here »

Uncategorized | February 26, 2010

Pets Make Life Healthier for Their Pet Parents

Many of us agree that we should do everything within our power to make sure that our companion animals enjoy the best possible life. But did you know that simply by playing a role in your life, your furry kids could actually help you to be not only happier but healthier? Read the rest here »

Uncategorized | December 17, 2009

Holiday Travel Tips for Pet Owners

If you are like many people, your holiday plans will include some form of travel. According to Road and Travel Magazine, 78% of pet owners are hitting the road and soaring through the skies with their furry friends, and this percentage keeps growing! If you are thinking about taking your companion animal along for the ride, keep in mind that traveling with pets usually involves more than just putting them in the backseat and driving off, especially if you are traveling long distances. Read the rest here »

Uncategorized | August 5, 2009

Urgent pet food problems

A year ago, one of my petsitting clients started my education of what is in our pets’ food (like road kill). I had heard it before – several of my customers cook food for their pets. In doing my own research (which included talking to my vet) I discovered the horrors she had told me were true. Until now, I had no logical, easy way to educate other people that might be interested, nor did I have a solution to offer. Read the rest here »

Uncategorized | July 21, 2009

Keep the Peace

Here in the Bulverde Spring Branch area, we have been experiencing record breaking heat for several weeks. I don’t need to reiterate the importance of providing shade and water for your pet – we all know that and the news makes sure we remember. But you might not consider the added strain to your indoor air quality should your pets be spending more time indoors than they are accustomed to. Read the rest here »


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