19 Mar

Bespoke Pet Care?

Last Sunday, the New York Times Magazine had an article about the “bespoke pet care industry.” For those not super hip, such as myself, bespoke now means exclusive rather than the earlier definition of custom made. I bring your attention to this because Pet Camp has always been custom made when it comes to the […]


4 Mar

Indoor vs. Outdoor Cats in San Francisco

Pet parents often ask if they should let their cat go outside. These pet parents seem to think that their cat “wants” to go outside and/or that cats are inherently suited for outdoor life. While ultimately it is the pet parent’s decision, there are several factors to consider before allowing your cat to freely roam […]


28 Feb

Cute vs. Crates – Safety Should Win

Most of us have seen the adorable video of dogs hopping onto a school bus, finding a seat, and riding along.  But what we don’t see is what can happen when the bus stops, the door opens, and a dog, or several, make a break for it!  Yes, this video is cute, but securing a […]


20 Feb

The Importance of Enrichment for Boarding Cats

Boarding a cat can be a stressful experience for both feline and owner alike – but it doesn’t have to be! Too often, pet care facilities treat cats as an afterthought to dog care; when looking for a cat care facility, find a place where cats are the primary focus. Truly prioritizing cats means that […]


12 Feb

Why Does My Dog’s Skin Get Dry in the Winter and What Can I Do To Fix It?

As winter sets in and temperatures drop, many pet owners notice a common issue affecting their furry companions: dry skin. Just like humans, dogs can suffer from dry, itchy skin during the colder months, leading to discomfort and potential health concerns if left untreated. Understanding the causes of winter dry skin in dogs and implementing […]


6 Feb

Are Pandemic Pups Now Dangerous Dogs?

A recent article on the web (so you know it’s got to be true) asserted that an alarming uptick in Californians visiting emergency rooms due to dog bites is due to the maturation of pandemic pups into dangerous dogs. The article notes a significant rise in the number of such visits post-pandemic (70%) and, while […]


18 Dec

Taking Canine Enrichment to the Next Level – Pet Camp’s Ranger Station

Curious about Canine Enrichment? Want to know what our Ranger Station is all about? Check out last weeks OverDog Digital Marketing Podcast as Fern (AKA Fernando Camacho) interviews Mark about his thoughts about pet care, canine enrichment, and the Ranger Station.  Hear why Fern thinks the Ranger Station is taking canine enrichment to the next […]


3 Oct

Selective City Enforcement Harms Small Businesses

The other week one of Pet Camp’s vehicles could not be started at the end of the day.  After struggling for a bit, the counselors left it on the street (parked nicely along the curb) overnight.  This vehicle, the old school bus we will use to move dogs between the Main Campground and the Ranger […]