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New infrared camera technology is helping reunite desperate families with their missing pets—sometimes in as little as 10 minutes. Learn how thermal imaging drones are changing the game for lost pet recovery right here in the Bay Area, with real success stories from San Francisco and beyond...
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As a San Francisco dog walker, I've seen countless dogs live their best lives, exploring parks, making friends, and thriving in the city's vibrant env...
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Posted by The San Francisco Dog Walker I remember when I was in my twenties and thirties, there was no way I could afford to take a Taxi to work or ho...
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It is very common during spring and summer that dogs will have swollen faces with eyes that are nearly closed up. In most cases, this is from a bee sti...
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Tips from a San Francisco Dog Walker- Costly Foxtails All Dog Walkers should tell you the faster you get the dog to the vet, the less it will probably...
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The San Francisco Dog Walker's Guide to Removing Ticks While ticks may seem like little nuisances to our canine companions, they can carry illnesses t...
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Five documented cases of Leptospirosis in the past two months! Don't let your pets near muddy puddles in the parks or dead seals on the beaches! Lepto...
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Kennel Cough is an airborne disease that is very contagious among dogs. This year, Kennel Cough has been very active in the bay area and extremely dif...
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Dogs Can Die From Heat Stroke! Animal experts say that it's a common misconception that dogs can survive if the windows are cracked on a hot day, or i...
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In the old days, dogs went to the vet for annual check-ups and that was it. Now-a-days dogs spend a lot of time back and forth to the vet because of a...
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Millions of dogs worldwide have arthritis, which usually gets worse as the dogs get older. Finding the symptoms early and getting your pet the right c...
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Recently, I took one of my labrador retrievers swimming at McLaren Park. After about a week of daily swimming, the dog seemed to get some kind of bact...
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Diet for Overweight Dogs: A Comprehensive Guide Many of my clients have started services with my dog walking company after they have decided that thei...
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The bond between humans and their canine companions is undeniable. However, new research has revealed that this closeness comes with potential risks—o...
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Tips from The San Francisco Dog Walker You've likely dealt with the occasional upset stomach if you're a dog owner. But what happens when diarrhea bec...
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As a dog walker in San Francisco, it's clear I have a passion for dogs, but that passion extends beyond socializing them or helping them release their...
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By far the most common concern I see involves pets that eat things they shouldn't. This can happen any time of the year, but when the weather is nice an...
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Tips from a SF Dog Walker I came upon a Dog Walker in McLaren Park while he was on his cell phone discussing an issue with one of his clients. As he w...
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As a dog walker in San Francisco, I've seen countless dogs that absolutely light up when they see a tennis ball. Does your dog love to chase after ten...
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As a dog walker in San Francisco, I've witnessed just how curious dogs can be. From sniffing every corner of Golden Gate Park to poking their noses in...
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Not all mushrooms are edible, and certain ones can be deadly. Of particular concern are those in the Amanita genus. Here are some resources to help yo...
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Posted by The San Francisco Dog Walker Written by: Laurinda Morris, DVM Danville Veterinary Clinic Danville , OH This week I had the first case in his...
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Hemlock in Our San Francisco Park Maybe you have seen this plant at a San Francisco dog park? . . . I took these pictures at Stern Grove. I was told b...
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Cocoa Mulch, which is sold by home Depot and various Garden Supply stores contains a lethal ingredient called 'Theobromine', which is lethal to dogs a...
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Have you seen the Red Tides at Fort Funston? If you have been out to Fort Funston, you might have been lucky enough to see an unusual red color in the...
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Posted by The San Francisco Dog Walker How to Do Cpr on a Dog: A San Fransisco Dog Walker's Guide Emergencies can strike without warning, and as a dog...
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There is a new alternative to surgery for joint injuries such as ACL tears in the knee, dysplasia and arthritis. Prolotherapy is an injection techniqu...
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One of my clients has a 14 year old lab mix dog and the dog's health has been spiraling downhill for the past year. One day when she was out for a wal...
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DNA technology has become an extremely important tool for veterinarians in keeping your pet healthy. Many diseases are related to a dog's genetic make...
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Why should my puppy attend a Social? Puppy Socials are hour-long play sessions where puppies get to play off-leash in a supervised setting. Puppies wh...
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Many pet owners add a furry friend to their family to enjoy an adorable puppy for cuddles, playtime, and companionship. They may take their pet to all...
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Welcoming a puppy into your home is a joyful experience, but it comes with responsibilities, including understanding their exercise needs. With their ...
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I have heard about using Benadryl to calm an anxious dog down, but now there is new evidence that Melatonin might work better in some dogs. Dog owners...
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Avoid the routine of crating your dog all day. This can lead to future behavior problems. The crate is a safe place for the dog to rest, but it doesn'...
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Posted by The San Francisco Dog Walker Have you ever run into horseback riders at Fort Funston? Well if not, you probably will someday soon. Fort Funs...
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Posted by The San Francisco Dog Walker Coyote are a part of the San Francisco landscape and are here to stay. Now might be a good time to review some ...
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A few years back a dog walking company by the name of Wag moved into the world of dog care providers. What made them different from other existing dog...
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Let's face it, we all look at YELP when we are looking to do business with an unknown firm. I know I do it every time, just to see what others say abo...
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I recall when I was in my twenties and thirties, living in San Francisco, it was unimaginable for me to take a taxi. They were just so expensive! Then...
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I have been walking dogs in San Francisco for over 19 years now and I can truly say that I love doing this work! In order to be a successful dog walke...
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If you have been wondering about the origin of the foam you can often find on the beach during the summer, it has noting to do with soap suds.It is ca...
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So, what is that black stuff on the beach in Fort Funston? Is it oil left over from the Cosco Busan spill? No, in fact it is the chalky substance-vein...
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Nope! This is not paint or fire retardant! The orange-rust color is an algae which has been observable at Sutro Height Park near Land's End over the l...
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Do you multiply your dog's age by 7 to find out how old they are in human years? No, that's the wrong way to find out, according to the following webs...
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