How exciting! You’re about to bring home a new family member and we want to help you create a plan for success just as you would when having a baby. The first step is making sure that the dog you want will be a good fit for you and your family. Let’s face it, puppies are dang cute and hard to resist! But, they quickly grow into dogs with their […]
Myths and Facts of Raw Goat Milk
I’ve heard lately that some Vets have poo-pooed goat milk saying that it can be a source of Salmonella, E-Coli and Listeria. This is a myth. While this could be true of any raw food, a great deal of care is used in the manufacturing and distribution of raw products for just that reason. FACT: We only sell goat milk and other raw foods that test every single batch for […]
COMMUNITY IMPACT: Patsy’s Pet Market hits one year business in Katy
By Community Impact Staff| Original article: https://communityimpact.com/local-news/houston/katy/news/2016/10/06/patsys-pet-market-hits-one-year-business-katy/ Patsy’s Pet Market, located at 1644 S. Mason Road, Katy, celebrated its one-year anniversary Sept. 1. The store sells pet food and treats and offers grooming services. The business also hosts pet-related events. 832-437-0401. www.patsyspetmarket.com
Canine Adolescent Stage
Dogs go through a second teething stage that often catches owners by surprise. Typically around the age of 8 months dogs will often begin a destructive chewing phase. This adolescent phase can be confusing for parents. This now mature puppy has grown larger and stronger and their jaws can now do even more damage than a tiny puppy. Unfortunately, this is often an age when dogs are turned into a […]
Correct Food Storage Solutions
As I visit with so many of you, I hear far too many stories that folks store their dog food in the garage and wonder why the food spoils or that roaches or mice get into the food. It is just too hot in Texas to ever store food in the garage – including the wintertime. The best way to store food is to place the actual bag inside a […]
Hot Fun in the SummerTime!
While Texas can get a wee bit hot, there is still a lot of fun activities to do. Consider these few fun ideas for you, your children, and your furry children whether you staycation or vacation during the summer break. Just keep in mind, dogs don’t sweat like people do, we need to help them keep cool. Dogs regulate their body temperature through their paws or by panting, so take […]
Here’s the Scoop on Your Pooches’ Poop
This article is not for the faint of heart! While unpleasant, it is an important one. Since our cats and dogs can’t tell us when they have an upset stomach or other intestinal issues we need to keep an eye on the four C’s of Poop. Color: A healthy pet produces chocolate brown poop. Color changes may include red streaks, tarry black, maroon, or pale yellow stools. If you notice […]
Grooming is Good for Your Dog’s Health
What if you didn’t bathe and brush your hair, trim your nails or clean your teeth? You can imagine how that must feel for your pooch. Not only will your dog feel and smell better, she’ll be healthier. Lack of grooming can increase clogged and black ears (yeast buildup), dirty crusty eyes, and nails that are too long that can be painful and cause improper walking. A warm bath with […]
The Best Exercise for Your Dog is…A Leash!
Dogs are happier and feel better when they get the right amount of exercise, but not all dogs do well on a leash. The benefits of walking your dog are extensive. Walking can reduce boredom, it gets you both out of the house in fresh air, and is also a way to help you and your dog bond. A 30-minute walk can also help reduce or eliminate some of your […]
Heartworm Disease – The Facts to Know
If you live in Texas, you have certainly heard about this serious and potentially life threatening condition that affects dogs and cats. Heartworm is spread by the bite of an infected mosquito, so no dog or cat is immune. The parasitic worm lives in the heart, lungs, and related blood vessels. The most important thing to know is that most pets do not show signs of heartworm infection. Your veterinarian […]