Category: VIP Dog Care

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This holiday weekend has been a busy one at VIP Dog Care, and every dog has brought their own unique personality to the party. One of the funniest moments came from Georgia the pug, who absolutely refused to cooperate for photos. When I tried to take her picture, she turned around and presented me with…

Let’s be honest. If your dog is anything like my dogs, the moment they see a toothbrush, they’re gone. I’ve tried. I’ve bought the dog toothbrushes. I’ve watched the videos. I’ve had good intentions. My dogs take one look at the toothbrush and suddenly remember they have important business somewhere else. That’s why I started…

If you care for dogs long enough, you learn something very quickly: Dogs get upset stomachs. Sometimes it’s because they ate something weird. Sometimes they sneak another dog’s food. Sometimes they’re nervous. Sometimes they wake up nauseous and immediately start trying to eat grass on their morning walk. Other times it’s loose stool or sudden…

Most people don’t think twice about leaving their dog with a friend, neighbor, or someone who “loves dogs.” It feels easy. It feels safe. And it feels like you’re saving money. Until something goes wrong. ⸻ The Difference Isn’t “Watching” — It’s Awareness The biggest misconception about dog sitting is that it’s just about being…

I was talking with a client recently about taking a trip, and the question came up: “Where would you leave your own dogs?” And my answer surprised him. I told him I would always choose someone who does this professionally. Not because friends don’t care—they do. But caring and experience are not the same thing.…

Stop Free-Feeding Your Dog (Why Scheduled Feeding Works Better) If your dog: • won’t eat their food • eats all day long • or is starting to gain weight This is probably the issue: 👉 You’re leaving the food out. ⸻ → VIP Dog Care Los Angeles 🧠 Why Free-Feeding Doesn’t Work A lot of…

Many dog owners notice something surprising after picking up their dog from boarding. Instead of being happy and relaxed, their dog comes home exhausted, overstimulated, or unsettled. Some dogs sleep for hours or even a full day after returning home. Others seem anxious, clingy, or out of routine. This doesn’t mean the kennel did anything…