Why Choosing Dogs On The Run Matters
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Why Choosing Dogs On The Run Matters

Pet care is not like cleaning or landscaping. It is caring for heartbeats, for family, for trust. Dogs On The Run is more than a booking platform. It is a concierge network that supports families, professionals, and pets with structure, safety, and backup care. Because when it comes to those you love most, reliability is not optional.

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Keeping Your Dog Safe on Walks: Plants & Hazards to Watch Out For
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Keeping Your Dog Safe on Walks: Plants & Hazards to Watch Out For

Walks are meant for dogs; time to move, explore, and enjoy the world through sniffing. While sniffing is healthy and enriching, snacking can be risky. Acorns, pine cones, mushrooms, and even certain landscaping plants may look harmless but can cause serious harm if swallowed. By encouraging sniffing but preventing nibbling, you give your dog the joy of exploration while keeping them safe.

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Halloween Safety Tips for Pet Families
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Halloween Safety Tips for Pet Families

Halloween brings plenty of fun for families but can be a stressful night for pets. Costumes, candy, and constant visitors can create confusion and anxiety, even for the most well-behaved pets. At Dogs On The Run, we believe every celebration should be safe and stress free. With a few thoughtful precautions and a calm approach, you can help your pets enjoy the holiday right alongside you.

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Your Dog Wants You to Know This: The Importance of Recognizing and Preventing Bloat
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Your Dog Wants You to Know This: The Importance of Recognizing and Preventing Bloat

Written By: Selena R. Price

Hey there, dog parent! Your furry friend has an important message about a serious condition called bloat. If you have a large dog—especially those deep-chested breeds like German Shepherds or Great Danes—this is especially vital.

Bloat occurs when the stomach fills with gas and can twist, leading to a life-threatening situation that can escalate quickly. Unfortunately, it has a staggering 95% fatality rate if not treated immediately. But don’t worry! By understanding the signs and taking preventive measures, you can help keep your dog safe.

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