Wag Watchers is going to be at the Celebration of Pets in Sarasota, FL at booth #149 on Saturday, March 2 between 10am and 6pm.
Come on out and meet all of us. We will have a lot of coupons and cool stuff to give away!!!
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Celebration of Pets
Hi Everyone,
Wag Watchers is going to be at the Celebration of Pets in Sarasota, FL at booth #149 on Saturday, March 2 between 10am and 6pm.
Come on out and meet all of us. We will have a lot of coupons and cool stuff to give away!!!
Wag Watchers is going to be at the Celebration of Pets in Sarasota, FL at booth #149 on Saturday, March 2 between 10am and 6pm.
Come on out and meet all of us. We will have a lot of coupons and cool stuff to give away!!!
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Safety Tips for Dogs During Thanksgiving
According to PetRelocation.com, 63 percent of pet owners travel at least 50 miles with their pets over the holidays. The Travel Industry Association of America says 78 percent of the pets taken on vacation are dogs, with cats coming in second at 15 percent. Traveling with my dogs is a frequent occurrence in my life, but for some it’s a holiday event. There are many things you can do to make your travels with Fido more enjoyable for the four and two leggeds in your family.
Crates and Harnesses in the Car
The ASPCA reports that unrestrained pets are responsible for more than 30,000 accidents every year. Some states require pets to be buckled up or crated in the car. Personally, I am a big fan of crate training and my dogs ride in secured crates in my car on a daily basis. I can barely contain them from hopping in. (We also play “crate games” for agility practice.) If your dog isn’t crate trained or there is a lack of room for one, a dog car safety harness seat belt will also do.
The ASPCA reports that unrestrained pets are responsible for more than 30,000 accidents every year. Some states require pets to be buckled up or crated in the car. Personally, I am a big fan of crate training and my dogs ride in secured crates in my car on a daily basis. I can barely contain them from hopping in. (We also play “crate games” for agility practice.) If your dog isn’t crate trained or there is a lack of room for one, a dog car safety harness seat belt will also do.
Schedules:
Dogs love routine and often show signs of discomfort when their routine is interrupted. I know it can be fun to hang out longer in your pajamas and visit with family during the holidays. But, if you usually walk Fido at 7 am every morning, keeping him to that routine will keep him settled when you come back and want to visit more with family. I think Fido will be okay with you getting back into your pj’s after his walk.
Dogs love routine and often show signs of discomfort when their routine is interrupted. I know it can be fun to hang out longer in your pajamas and visit with family during the holidays. But, if you usually walk Fido at 7 am every morning, keeping him to that routine will keep him settled when you come back and want to visit more with family. I think Fido will be okay with you getting back into your pj’s after his walk.
Turkey and other delightful smells:
A dog’s sense of smell is their primary sense. It is estimated to be 100,000 times better than a human’s. (For more on how dog’s smell, read Canine Senses: How Dogs Smell by Canine Science.) You can only imagine how good that turkey smells to your dog.
Sunday, October 21, 2012
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Sunday, September 16, 2012
Wag Watchers Mobile Site
We need your help for the layout of Wag Watchers mobile web site! Here are 6 basic layouts. Tell us what you like or want to change or add!
For every valid post - you will receive a package of dog treats from Sniglet's bakery and they are yummy!!! All you have to do to receive your treats - go to our Wag Watchers facebook page - click "Like" (if you haven't already) and post your valid idea.
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Make sure to show your dog how much you appreciate them by not sending them to a kennel. Leave your dog with one of our amazing WagWatchers.com pet hosts when you’re out of town! We promise he’ll have a vacation he’ll remember forever.
Find a real home for your dog to stay while you are away OR find out how to become a Wag Watchers pet host.Browse to see what areas we cover in Florida and New Jersey to find a pet care provider in your area or call us at 1-866-749-1551
Friday, September 14, 2012
Why Marrow Bones?
Well first and foremost your dog loves them. They are a delicious and nutricious treat. Also, bones are great fun for dogs. They provide a task that is enjoyable to your beloved pet.
Bones are great for your dogs teeth. They help to clean teeth and eliminate bad breathe. Bones are also good for your pooches digestive tract.
Overall, we share a bone with your dog, not only because it is a great treat for them, but also because it is a healthy treat too.
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Make sure to show your dog how much you appreciate them by not sending them to a kennel. Leave your dog with one of our amazing WagWatchers.com pet hosts when you’re out of town! We promise he’ll have a vacation he’ll remember forever.
Find a real home for your dog to stay while you are away OR find out how to become a Wag Watchers pet host.Browse to see what areas we cover in Florida and New Jersey to find a pet care provider in your area or call us at 1-866-749-1551
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
New Wag Watchers Locations
Did you know that Wag Watchers has locations throughout Florida, in Southwest Florida, the Orlando area, and Tampa Bay? Well they do! They also have locations in New Jersey.
Wag Watchers offers a variety of services. Including dog walking, pet concierge, cage free dog boarding, in your home pet care, doggie daycare services and more!
For more information about new Wag Watchers locations, and services, visit WagWatchers.com, or call our toll free number at (866) 749-1551.
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Make sure to show your dog how much you appreciate them by not sending them to a kennel. Leave your dog with one of our amazing WagWatchers.com pet hosts when you’re out of town! We promise he’ll have a vacation he’ll remember forever.
Find a real home for your dog to stay while you are away OR find out how to become a Wag Watchers pet host.Browse to see what areas we cover in Florida and New Jersey to find a pet care provider in your area or call us at 1-866-749-1551
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