"Everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about. Be kind. Always." Robin Williams ... Read More

Winter holidays can be a joyous time for humans yet a dangerous time for our four-legged family members. The curious nature of cats, plus a dog’s strong sense of smell, causes both animals to get into holiday decorations, food, and drinks. OUR TOP "HOLIDAY HAZARD?" While Poinsettias & Christmas cactus can irritate both cats and dogs if ingested, it can be toxic! Symptoms include: vomiting,… ... Read More

Dear Friends: One of the greatest resources you have is your veterinarian. At this time, we ask that you consult him or her with regards to who might be able to provide Overnight accommodations. Reason being? They know you - and perhaps most importantly - your dog(s) needs' more than anyone else in your circle of friends, family and colleagues. Be sure to request a… ... Read More

Winter has arrived! It’s a time for little booties and cute jackets. While cats & dogs may enjoy a little time outside, it’s important to know how to protect them from frostbite. Click here for de-tails on how to prevent (and should the unthinkable occur) treat Frostbite in Pets. ... Read More

Dear Friends: Regrettably, effective immediately and until further notice…Pet Country Estate will NOT be accepting any future bookings for OVERNIGHT STAYS in the Kennel or Doggie Daycare in 2022. Please note: DAYTIME DAYCARE SERVICES WILL CONTINUE UNINTERRUPTED. ALL CURRENT BOOKING MADE THROUGH JAN. 21, 2022 WILL BE HONOURED! (Only Overnight Stays have been suspended at this time) ... Read More

Pet Country Estate will be booked to capacity as of Saturday, December 18! Once again: We will not be able to accept bookings for overnight guests in our Kennel or Doggie Daycare program. As we will be at capacity, anyone requesting space past Dec. 18 will not be accommodated. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Our Holiday Hours remain unchanged. DOGGIE DAYCARE: $40… ... Read More

Here are some great tips to remember when playing with your pups in the great outdoors: Frostbite is your dog's winter hazard. To prevent frostbite on its ears, tail & feet, don't leave them out for long periods of time. Be attentive to their body temperature, especially during EXTREME WEATHER. Adequate shelter is a necessity. Keep your dog warm, dry and away from drafts. Tiles… ... Read More