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Cozy Vibes: Keeping Pets Safe Around Open Flames
Keeping Pets Safe Around Open Flames Open flames such as those from campfires, fireplaces, fire pits, and candles, can be a cozy addition to your Connecticut Shoreline life and home. They also pose significant risks, especially for young children and pets. As we inch closer to fall camping season and sweater weather, the following are...
Keeping Connecticut Shoreline Pets Safe in a Flood
A Flood Survival Guide The Connecticut Shoreline is susceptible to flooding, making it crucial to prepare for the safety of your pets. Thankfully, we can protect our pets from a flash flood or coastal flooding with proper planning and preparation. Today, we’re discussing keeping Connecticut Shoreline pets safe in a flood. We’ll...
Rainy Days and Dogs: How Weather Affects Our Canine Friends
Rainy Days and Dogs We humans often find ourselves reaching for a cozy blanket and a hot cup of tea or glass of wine when rain starts to fall. But, with recent remnants of post-tropical cyclone Debbie pouring over the CT Shoreline, I’ve been thinking about how rainy weather affects our canine companions. In my experience as a...
Dogs Love Routines: The Best Part of a Dog’s Day
Dogs Love Routines As many families prepare for the upcoming back-to-school season, I got to thinking about routines and our dogs. Predictable routines make for happier pets. And, as we’ve discussed many times before, dogs are creatures of habit. They like to anticipate daily events because it helps keep them calm and at ease. If it...
Preparing Your Connecticut Shoreline Home and Pets for Summer Storms
This blog will provide practical advice on preparing your Connecticut Shoreline home and Pets for Summer Storms; safeguarding your home and beloved pets during potentially dangerous weather events
Summer Power Outages & Pets: When the Lights Go Out in the Connecticut Shoreline
Knowing how to prepare for and handle summer power outages & pets is key to making it through comfortably until power is restored in the CT Shoreline.
Blue-Green Algae: A Threat to Humans & Pets
In Connecticut, our lakes and ponds tend to bloom in the summer and early fall due to abundant light, high water temperatures, and increased nutrient content. Under the right conditions, a large bloom can form overnight and pose a risk to humans and pets alike. For this reason, we’re sharing blue-green algae blooms: a threat to humans & pets; here’s what you need to know.
Shoreline Happy Paws is for cats too
Our cat-loving pet sitters provide the purrfect alternative, ensuring your feline friend receives the love and attention they deserve while you’re away. Our services aren’t only for dogs – Shoreline Happy Paws is for cats too!