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

Name Our Dog on Facebook and Win BIG!

Wag Watchers Promotional Package

Hopefully by now - everyone knows Professional Pet Care Services of SW Florida is Wag Watchers. We made this transition back in February of 2011 to brand our name.

From now until July 7, 2012 - every person that likes us on Wag Watchers Facebook page will receive a special Wag Watchers Special promotional package. The first 3 that likes us on Wag Watchers Facebook page will also receive a Wag Watchers tote bag.

Just like us at:  https://www.facebook.com/WagWatchers

This Week's Trivia Question

What was the name of Marie Antoinette's beloved spaniel?

The First Person that knows the answer will receive Wag Watchers Special package for you and your furry companion!

 

Rules:

1. Go to our site: http://wagwatchers.com and click on the Wag Watchers Facebook banner which will take you to our Facebook page.

2. Next "Like Us" than post your answer.

Good Luck!

What's Up with the Silent Meow?

We've all seen it: Kitty gives us an endearing stare, then opens his mouth and acts like he's meowing, but no sound comes out. Experts have speculated that the cat really is making a sound when he does the silent meow, but it's too high-pitched for us to hear. But why does he do it?

Some behaviorists say it's the ultimate gesture of love, but I've seen it used more often as an expression of absolute, pathetic beseeching: "Please, for the love of all things cute and fuzzy, feed me now before I die of starvation!"

Kill Fleas with Luxurious Neem Shampoo

Neem is a medicinal tree that grows in India. For centuries, people have used oil from its bark to enhance lustrous hair. Safe for use on humans and pets, Neem oil shampoo actually kills fleas by attacking their exoskeletons and suffocating them.

At the first sign of fleas, shampoo your dog well with Neem oil shampoo and let it rest on the skin for 10 minutes, if possible, before rinsing. This gentle shampoo can be used often, but it will not destroy fleas in your home environment. You will have to address those predators some other way.

Give Thanks for Turkey and Cranberry Meatballs

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