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May 29, 2025
Kalei Burgess
Summertime adventures are what we look forward to all year long — both two- and four-legged friends alike! However, just like humans, dogs also spend a significant amount of time in climate-controlled environments. This means that any temperature change, especially hotter outdoor weather, can cause pups to react negatively. Pet professionals are trained on how to watch out and manage any heat-induced situations — but the signs may be harder to spot during at-home playtime!
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December 31, 2024
Kristen Majdanics
Many dogs are happy to do the same, but they also need an outlet for their energy. Dogs, like people, can develop a case of cabin fever when they spend too much time indoors. A good rule of thumb is to ensure your pet enjoys at least 40 -120 minutes of exercise every day depending on the dog’s size and age, according to Dr. Clay Hellner, Chief Veterinary Officer at Pet Paradise and NewDay Veterinary Care.
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October 31, 2024
Jocelyn Michaud, CVT and Nicole VanNienwenhove
When Day Campers at Pet Paradise get ready to dip (or cannonball) into the pool, our first priority is to keep everyone safe! That's why you might notice some dogs wearing life jackets while they’re doggy paddling. Life vests aren’t just adorable (who knew pups could look so dapper in orange?) – they also play a vital role in helping to keep pets safe!
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October 25, 2024
Jocelyn Michaud, CVT
After a full day of running, playing, and making new friends at day camp, your dog deserves some well-earned R&R. Just like we can feel tired after an active day, our pets need a little downtime, too. Here are some tips to help your pup rest and relax after an exciting day at Pet Paradise.
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December 16, 2025
Jocelyn Michaud, CVT
You’ve probably heard the word leptospirosis at your vet’s office or read it on your pet’s vaccination record, but what exactly is it, and why does your dog need to be protected from it? Leptospirosis (or “lepto” for short) is a serious bacterial disease that affects both animals and people.
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December 16, 2025
Jocelyn Michaud, CVT
Canine influenza, or canine “flu,” is more than just a cough. It is a highly contagious respiratory virus that can spread quickly among dogs. Unlike many mild respiratory infections, canine influenza can cause serious illness. The virus spreads through the air when dogs cough or sneeze and can also linger on objects like bowls or leashes, infecting dogs even before they show any symptoms.
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December 16, 2025
Jocelyn Michaud, CVT
Vaccines are one of the most powerful tools in keeping your dog safe and healthy. “Vaccines train your pet’s immune system to fight off contagious and potentially serious diseases, which helps protect both your dog and the pets in your community,” says Dr. Clay Hellner of Pet Paradise + NewDay Veterinary Care. Understanding the science behind vaccines can help you see why staying up to date on vaccinations is one of the best ways to safeguard your dog’s health.
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November 24, 2025
Jocelyn Michaud, CVT
A few extra pounds on your pet might seem harmless, but all that fluff can add up fast. Keeping your pet at a healthy weight is one of the simplest and most effective ways to support their long-term health. The right balance of food and exercise can help pets stay spry and strong as they age. Visit Pet Paradise and NewDay Veterinary Care to keep your pet at a healthy weight!
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October 27, 2025
Kalei Burgess
Your dog’s coat has an important purpose — it serves as an indicator of their overall health! Since skin is the largest organ of the body, a pet’s coat and skin condition can point to what may be happening under the surface. Understanding positive signals your dog’s coat may be giving you, learning the signs that are warning of health issues, and adapting their grooming routine to promote dog skin care are important in helping your four-legged friend stay comfortable and thriving.
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