Holistic Pet Shop

08/31/2026

Cutest tag on Instagram right here!⬇️🐾💜
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08/26/2026

🐾Happy National Dog Day to Mollie and all the pups we see each and everyday. Mollie is an absolute joy at 3 1/2 years young, and it was wonderful that she finally got to explore all the healthy treats and goods our shop has to offer. Since we are based right here in Kill Devil Hills, celebrating local pups like this beautiful Jack Russell Terrier is a fantastic way to connect with our community. 🐾💜

08/15/2026

Moonie, the 2 year young Dachshund, looks like she just stepped out of a Pixar movie! 🥹 As a part-time resident in Southern Shores, this pup knows how to spend her days, digging in the sand, beach walks, lounging and enjoying the Outer Banks coastal lifestyle.

If you are looking to treat your dog or cat to some natural snacks, or interactive toys during their stay, the Holistic Pet Shop in Kill Devil Hills is highly regarded by locals and visiting pet owners alike. We feature high-quality human-grade foods, supplements, and a popular mix-and-match treat selection perfect for rewarding a good girl like Moonie.

08/02/2026

Banks is seriously guaranteed to have the ultimate "dogcation" on the Outer Banks because we are famously pet-friendly with miles of open sand, flat walking trails, and dedicated local spots just for pups.

Because he is a 5-year-young Boston Terrier traveling during the peak of summer, keeping his flat snout and paws safe from the heat is key. Banks has a full itinerary balancing beach time, safety, and shopping for his favorite gear, especially at the Holistic Pet Shop.

07/31/2026

🐾 Happy National Mutt Day 🐾
Mutts are custom-built, one-of-a-kind, completely irreplaceable. Funny, playful, a little bit of this, a little bit of that. Otherwise known as a Muttigree: the ultimate designer breed. 💜
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07/25/2026

When a rainy day keeps you off the beaches in the Outer Banks, escape to the Seagate North Shopping Center in Kill Devil Hills where many of the local retail shops are pet friendy. The shopping center features covered walkways and specialized boutiques where your leashed companion is explicitly welcomed with fresh water bowls and treats, just ask Winnie. She is an adorable 10 month young delicious mix of Chihuahua and Jack Russell from Virginia. Living her best life on dogcation with her family, Winnie enjoyed samples and lots of attention. Bye, Winnie, see you again real soon!



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06/30/2026

🇺🇸4th of July Holiday Hours:
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday: 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
🐾 Stocked Essentials

🐾Food & Treats: Daily nutrition and high-quality snacks.

🐾Anxiety Relief: CBD and Melatonin for fireworks stress.

🐾Entertainment: Toys to keep pets distracted.

We have everything you need for both 🐕dogs and 🐈cats.

06/28/2026

Welcome to the east coast, Chai! Chai is a 4 month young Pomeranian and the perfect age to explore miles of sandy coastline. Adjusting to a new coastal life is a blast, especially when you know exactly where and when to hit the beach. Chia and his family have traveled from California to OBX and they adjusting incredibly.

06/26/2026

Welcome to the beach, Poppy! What an exciting memorable milestone for a 12-week-old pup. This adorable English Black Labrador is on dogcation from Haymarket, VA. His family knows that starting travel early is fantastic for socialization. Thanks for the visit Poppy, see you again real soon! 👋🏼

06/25/2026

🔥🐾🔥👣🔥🤚🏼 5 second rule, learn it!

I cannot emphasize this subject enough. Our dogs trust us with every step they take. I keep this little cartoon in my purse and happily hand it out whenever I can—one small reminder can make a big difference. ❤️🐾

WALKING TIPS: Choose grassy areas and shady zones. Walk on natural grass. Walk in shade. Walk during the coolest hours of the day (usually early morning and late evening). Limit exercise on hot days. Avoid surfaces that absorb heat (mentioned above): asphalt, pavement/concrete, metal, sand, artificial grass, wood, etc.

KNOW THE SIGNS OF BURNED PAWS: limping, aversion to walking, licking and chewing paws, blisters and redness on paw pads, darkened paw pads, and parts of pads peeled off/missing.

DO YOU SUSPECT BURNED PAWS?
Rinse feet with cold water or use a cold compress.
Do not let your dog lick the injured pad(s).
See your vet as soon as possible.

MORE TIPS FOR HOT DAYS:
Keep an eye on pets basking outside on a warm or hot day (especially elderly and short muzzled dogs). They may not realize that they’re heating up like an oven.

Keep fans running for a nice breeze.

Give frozen treats like watermelon or frozen pup pops (they are fun to make so buy some freezer molds).

Don’t overlook a cool damp washcloth under armpits/groin area (these areas release heat and a little cool washcloth applied will help cool your pup down).

Other great assets that can keep your pup entertained and cooler— kiddie pools and sprinklers!

Make sure fresh water and a cool place to rest is available at ALL times.

PLEASE remember, what may seem like mild weather to you can be too warm or even dangerously hot for your pet. Pets depend on us to keep them safe, so be a good pet parent and be educated and stay vigilant! xoAmy