During the entire month of March, Rover Stay Over will be accepting donations of pet food at our Lynden location to benefit the Whatcom and Alternative Humane Societies. Needed items include leashes, blankets, kitty litter, treats, food and other things that help keeps cats and […]
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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 »
Pets bring warmth and joy to any home so it’s no surprise that some people choose to give a new puppy or kitten as a holiday gift. And really, what’s more endearing than a furry baby with a bright red ribbon under the Christmas tree? Gifting an animal as a holiday gift, however, can backfire
Giving a pet as a holiday gift? Consider the following first Read More »
The Christmas lights are strung, the tree is fully decorated, the cookies are baked and the holiday party invites have been sent. You’re ready for the holidays…but is your pet? All the holiday treats, decorations and festivities that you enjoy may be just the thing that gets your furry friend in trouble. Fortunately, some extra
Pet care during the holidays Read More »
Kennel cough (also known as Bordetella) is a contagious respiratory disease found in dogs; it can be fairly common in dog parks, kennels, grooming salons and vet clinics…even in clean and tidy environments like ours. Even though proof of vaccination for Bordetella is required by most boarding kennels, guests can still be affected by kennel cough. The illness has
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Do you have an older dog that that requires extra care? Are you concerned about boarding him/her? That’s a legitimate worry for many dog owners, especially for those who travel on occasion and must leave their furry friends at a boarding kennel. Professional dog kennels, like Rover Stay Over, have the knowledge, understanding and compassion
5 tips for boarding your geriatric dog Read More »
It’s important to know first aid in case we ever need to help save another person’s life, but have you considered learning first aid for your pets? Dogs and cats are part of the family too and they can be just as susceptible to injury as people are. Today is a great day to get
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Northwest Washington summers might not be as hot and intense as other parts of the country, but our pets are still susceptible to suffering from heat-related issues. Sometimes even a comfortable 70-degree day can cause your furry friend to get overheated – it’s important to keep tabs on them and watch for the signs of
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Many folks take advantage of the summer months to get outside more with their dogs, including going on long hikes and camping trips. Getting outdoors is wonderful – there is so much to see in Washington State, but being outside also means putting yourself and your pet in the path of ticks. Ticks are carriers
Tick troubles – it’s time to learn about prevention and treatment Read More »
