What if my cat gets sick at Cat Safari?
We think Cat Safari is head and shoulders above any cat care facility out there. Of course everything about Cat Safari was designed with the health and safety of your cat in mind. Unlike other cat care facilities, each cat at Cat Safari gets his or her private condo which is under slight negative pressure,…
Read MoreMichelle The ‘Head Honcho’ BAYCAT Feature!
Recently, Pet Camp was invited to be a part of a documentary produced and directed by the students at BAYCAT (Bayview-Hunters Point Center for Arts and Technology), a local non-profit that offers classes and job opportunities in the digital media arts for under-served youth. For the documentary, these talented teens and young adults created short…
Read MoreCan I Volunteer at Pet Camp?
Sadly, the answer is no. We’re thrilled that you think being at Pet Camp is so much fun that you want to volunteer to be here. Frankly, we think Pet Camp is the best doggie daycare and pet boarding facility there is, and understand why you would want to spend time with us. But because…
Read MoreHousetraining Your Puppy
Pet Camp, like many pet boarding and doggie day care facilities, offers training. In fact, we offer two very different types of training: our Camper Cadets, which focuses on 5 specific items and our Ranger Program which is more customizable. One of the things that we don’t focus on is housetraining new puppies – not…
Read MoreIs There a Veterinarian at Pet Camp?
Pet Camp does not have a veterinarian on staff, but we do have relationships with all the veterinary clinics in San Francisco. In the most unusual circumstance that your dog or cat needs medical attention while at Pet Camp, our preference is to take your pet to your regular veterinarian (just like you would rather…
Read MoreCat Fleas – How They Get Them & How To Ditch Them
Fleas are the worst. The “Black Death,” or bubonic plague, is often thought of as a thing of the past, but according to public health officials, this isn’t the case. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there have been 1006 confirmed or probable cases of human plague in the United States from…
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