Has your beloved pup been scratching more than usual lately? Did she develop an ear or skin infection over the summer that just doesn’t seem to be going away? It’s possible that she has developed an allergy to an ingredient — most likely some type of animal protein — in her food. Dogs can be […]
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It’s the height of summer, your home is on the market, and your dog sheds enough to make an entire flock of sheep nervous about job security. You REALLY need a temporary home for Spot while prospective homebuyers are picking over your house. What to do? Rover Stay Over has become a leader for dog
Rover Stay Over: Your home for long-term dog boarding Read More »
We are open for pickups and dropoffs seven days a week, meaning that no matter what day you need us, we’re here.
Weekend daycare for dogs in Whatcom County Read More »
Grooming your dog should happen about once a month, maybe a bit more or less depending on your dog’s breed.
Stinky dog? We can fix that. Read More »
Just like human skin in the fall and winter months, your dog’s skin and coat can become dry and itchy. The change in seasons, from warm sun and green grass to heated homes, dry air, cold sidewalks, snow, wind and rain, can all contribute to matted fur, paw problems and sometimes even discomfort. Here are
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Cats need grooming just like dogs because of shedding, dandruff, hairballs, matting, waxy ears, or even just how they smell from using a litter box or exploring outside. Your beloved feline will look and feel like the “cat’s meow” after a successful grooming session at home or by a trusted groomer. Want to bathe your own
Cats need grooming too–here's why! Read More »
It is almost officially summer and that means rising temperatures. Animals can get heat stroke, just like people, so taking preventative measures will ensure a happy, healthy and fun summer for you and your pets! Remember: if it is too hot for you, it is too hot for them! Most important is making sure your
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February is National Dental Health Month! Most people are aware that regular teeth cleanings are good for their dental health, but sometimes they forget about dental health for their pets. According to American Veterinary Dental College, some dogs can begin showing signs of gum disease as early as four years of age, because they have
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Rover Stay Over was recently presented with two new Reader’s Choice awards via the Lynden Tribune: “BEST PET ACCOMMODATION” and “BEST GROOMER” Thank you for your continued support our Whatcom County small business since 2011 – we love that you love what we do!
Rover recognized with two Best of Lynden awards in 2014 Read More »
There’s no denying that a fluffy puppy is adorable, but most puppies aren’t born loving baths, brushing and trimming. Getting an early start on grooming can be just as beneficial as getting an early start on socializing. Grooming during the puppy phase helps younger dogs get used to the noises, actions and sensations that happen
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