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As we prepare for barbeques and fireworks this Fourth of July, here’s a few tips on how to keep your pets safe and calm during this Independence Day.  It is safer to keep your pets at home during Fourth of July celebrations instead of bringing him to your neighbor’s party. Keep your pets in the house, rather than in your yard. He will be a lot happier indoors, and   not tempted to leap over a […]

Every dog and cat owner has seen their precious pet break into a mid-snooze gallop at some point. We all know this happens, but why do they run in their sleep? Dogs and cats often twitch, snarl, bark, or meow in their sleep, in addition to running. OH, TO DREAM! Most animals, like people, experience a variety of dreams. The brain waves of a sleeping dog or cat are comparable to those of people when […]

Have you ever wondered how a rabbit became the symbol of Easter? If so, you are not alone. So how did the Easter bunny get its job delivering colorful Easter eggs? After all rabbits are mammals and don’t even lay eggs. Shouldn’t the symbol for Easter be an animal that actually lays eggs, like a lizard or chicken? In Germany, rabbits have been associated with spring and fertility since the pre-Christian era. In fact, the […]

We’re so pleased to announce that Bark in the Park Event is back at Conejo Creek Park North in Thousand Oaks on Saturday, March 19, 2022 Bark in the Park is planned for Saturday, March 19, 2022 from 11am to 3pm at Conejo Creek Park North, 1379 E. Janss Road (behind the Thousand Oaks Library). Special activities include a dog costume contest, as well as a big and littlest dog contest; small dog races, dog […]