K9 Care Camp

08/26/2026

Happy National Dog Day!!!!

🐾There’s no better way to celebrate the day other than giving our furry friends a special treat and photoshoot!!! 🐾

08/26/2026

🐾Before & After🐾

While we always love our specific style or breed based grooms -
💅🏼sometimes it’s nice to change things up💅🏼

✨Oscar is feeling like a whole new little man after getting his “groomers choice” makeover from our amazingly talented groomer!!! ✨

If you are thinking about getting your dog groomed and you are unsure what to decide on, wanting to change things up, or have a fun style groom - you should give us a call or come visit us to talk about a “groomers choice” style and you will not be disappointed!

08/20/2026

07/29/2026

✨POV: having the best job!✨

07/21/2026

Our pups (and kitties) are soaking up the July sun ☀️😎

07/06/2026

❤️🤍💙🇺🇸We had an absolute blast with your babies this 4th!!! A weekend full of the best smiles, cuddles, and play🇺🇸❤️🤍💙

07/02/2026

Happy Thursday everyone!
As we dive into the warmer months, we wanted to remind you all to stay hydrated and cool! 😎 The K9 Care Camp staff are trained and certified in CPR, which includes recognizing signs of heatstroke.

We also wanted to share some tips to keep your furry friends cool and safe from heatstroke!

💧Senior dogs, dogs with short snouts and dogs with underlying health conditions are more susceptible to Heatstroke. This is the same for cats 🐈

💧Signs that your dog might be overheating are:
- Heavy panting
- Bright red gums and tongue
- Skin that feels hot to the touch
- excessive drooling
- Difficulty maintaining balance
More severe signs are:
🔥Hyperventilation, dilated pupils and muscle tremors
🔥Collapse or coma
🔥Pale or bluish gums
🔥Shock and drop in blood pressure
🔥when the dog’s temperature exceeds 105.8 degrees Fahrenheit. For cats, it’s above 104 degrees Fahrenheit!

💧How to prevent heatstroke:
- Always have water on hand (room temperature)
- Plan breaks during outdoor activities
- Do not leave your furry friend in the car, even if it’s for a short period of time
- Don’t let cats outside if they aren’t used to the heat or other outside temperatures
- Always plan ahead and take weather into account

If your furry friend does experience heatstroke ALWAYS take them to the vet. Practice cool down methods to stabilize them, like: moving them to a cool place that’s well ventilated, spray cool water on them and/or placing damp and cool towels on them.

06/25/2026

We’re gearing up for the busy weekend! These pups have belly rubs, playtime and frolicking scheduled 🐾🤓 What do you have planned for this weekend?

06/23/2026

🥁introducingggg!
Our newcomers from last and this week! These sweet fur babies came in and ruled the house. Thank you Kommando, Elli, Maggie Mae, Luna, Tru, Hannah, Declan, Toby and Louie for staying with us🩷🐾

06/19/2026

🐾✨ We love to see all of our furry guests enjoying the beautiful weather today ✨🐾