New Year, New Tricks – Introducing Pet Camp’s Trick of the Month

Ready to learn a new trick? Or two? Or maybe even TWELVE? It’s a new year and we’ve got some new tricks up our sleeves! We are thrilled to introduce a brand-new enrichment session launching January 5th, 2026: Pet Camp’s Trick of the Month Starting January 5th, 2026, campers attending K9 Enrichment Day and Overnight…

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Pet Camp to the Rescue AGAIN – The Delaware Sequel!

Fresh off saving the American economy a billion dollars a year, Pet Camp is back in its Underdog role—this time swooping in to rescue Delaware dog parents from potentially massive daily fines. How massive? Well, if we borrow from Europe, try $579 a day or $211,335 a year per pet parent. Here’s what’s going on.  PETA (no, not People Eating Tasty Animals—the other PETA: People for the…

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Tips for Training Your Dog Before Holiday Guests Arrive

The holidays bring so much joy — twinkly lights, festive treats, and long-awaited gatherings. But for our four-legged family members, the season can also come with a swirl of commotion. New faces, tempting kitchen smells, sudden doorbell rings, and the general buzz of celebration can leave even the most easygoing pet feeling a little overwhelmed.…

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Can Pet Camp Save the U.S. Economy? Maybe!

Is it possible for Pet Camp to save the U.S. Economy? Maybe! And if not, we can at least save it over a billion dollars a year — well, sort of.  According to the October 2025 issue of Pet Age magazine, America’s dog parents spent more than $1 billion last year on “dog waste management.”…

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6 Foods That Are Dangerous or Toxic For Your Cat

6 Holiday Foods That Are Dangerous or Toxic For Your Cat   The holidays in San Francisco are all about cozy gatherings and that unmistakable foggy charm. Between sourdough stuffing, Dungeness crab feasts, and the scent of Ghirardelli chocolate desserts wafting through the air, our city’s kitchens are full of tempting aromas. But while you’re…

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