Pet Country Estate remains committed to protecting our staff and clients during this unprecedented time. From December 26th through January 23rd, 2021 we will operate as follows, while adhering to all Provincial Health & Safety Guidelines and Covid-19 Protocols. ... Read More

Committed to helping all dogs live happy/healthy lives, Pet Country Estate takes great pride in providing a safe, stimulating, playful environment for your pets. Call (705) 431-1010, or click on the Doggie Daycare link here to sign them up for an upcoming playdate. ... Read More

How can you & your dogs make the most of this Season? When walking your dog, keep them leashed and under control. Your pet can slip and fall which can lead to pulled muscles/ligaments or worse. Avoid icy walkways to keep you and your pet safe. Your dog can also pull you off your feet in slippery conditions so please take extra caution. After a… ... Read More

RACHELLE ROBERTSON says: "Our dogs "BOOTS and WILLOW" have been going here for three years. They take advantage of full-day doggie daycare & overnight stays, and come back home exhausted from hours of play! Staff are great and know them by name when we arrive. When we pull in the driveway we always roll down the windows so they can see & smell where they're… ... Read More

Thanks to your donations, "Pet Pictures with Santa Paws" collected 375 lbs of food, in support of the Innisfil Food Bank. To learn more or perhaps even volunteer with this tremendous group who does so much for our community, click here for de-tails: http://www.innisfilchurch.com/food-bank. ... Read More

The Countdown to 2021 is ON and there's "Room at the Inn" here at Pet Country Estate! That said, space fills up very quickly, so be sure to call ahead. Email: info@petcountryestate.com or phone (705) 431-1010 ASAP. Entertaining over the Holidays? Why not enrol your furry friends in Doggie Daycare! Let us take care of them, while you take care of your guests and you'll… ... Read More

After such a dreadful year, we hope this Christmas Season brings your family much joy & happiness. However please keep in mind as decorations go up, our pets are also surrounded by temptation and a multitude of dangers as well. Our TOP Holiday Hazard? Holly & Mistletoe. While Poinsettias & Christmas cactus can irritate both cats and dogs if ingested, it can be toxic! Symptoms… ... Read More

I started breeding cats back in the 1980's. By 1990 I was breeding dogs, first Rottweilers & Golden Retrievers, then Shetland Sheepdogs & Goldens. It was at that time, that I applied to the Canadian Kennel Club (CKC) to recognize my kennel name. Edinglas Kennels was born, a division of Pet Country Estate. After much soul-searching and now in my 70th year, I have decided that my current litter will be my last. Once these pups go to their new homes by March 15th, that will be the end of Edinglas Kennels. Do not fear: PET COUNTRY ESTATE will remain… ... Read More

Pronounced Ro"z"lyn, Moonbeam's beautiful Golden Girl is named after Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland. The name itself is thought to have been brought over by the Knight's Templar. Upon fleeing their home country of France, the Templars spread over Spain, Ireland, England & Scotland. Rosslyn Chapel is a gorgeous place. When visiting, the area feels somewhat mysterious, as it is the Templars who held many secrets regarding a vast fortune - which has never been found. Within the chapel there are numerous Masonic symbols that to this day have yet to be deciphered. Hence I picked Rosslyn's registered name as "Secrets… ... Read More

You're just a few clicks away from ensuring even more Canadians with Disabilities get the helping paws they need. The Lions Foundation's National Training Centre in Oakville offers seven different programs. Canine Vision for people who are blind or visually impaired. Hearing for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. Autism Assistance for children who have autism spectrum disorder. Service for people who have a physical disability. Seizure Response for people who have epilepsy. Diabetic Alert for people who have type 1 diabetes with hypoglycemic unawareness And Support Dogs for use by professional agencies with individuals in traumatic situations.… ... Read More