Delta Dog Camp

05/16/2026

Just a friendly reminder to watch for these little things that become high risk. Thank you Dr Lori and team for posting the reminder.

🌾 Foxtail Warning for Pet Owners 🌾

Foxtails may look harmless, but these grass awns can be extremely dangerous for pets. Their barbed shape allows them to burrow into the body and continue migrating deeper into tissue, causing serious pain, infection, and even life-threatening complications.
Common places foxtails become embedded include:
🐾 Between the toes and paws
👂 Ears
👃 Nose
👁 Eyes
They can also become lodged in the gums or tonsils if your pet chews or eats them.

Signs to watch for:
• Swelling between the paws
• Sudden sneezing or nasal discharge, particularly if there’s blood
• Head shaking or ear sensitivity
• Squinting, redness, or eye discharge
• Swelling, pain, or sudden discomfort

If you suspect there is ANY possibility your pet has a foxtail stuck, please bring them in immediately. Early removal is critical and can prevent much more serious complications.
Please check your pets carefully after walks, hikes, or time spent in grassy areas, especially during foxtail season. 💜

05/12/2026

Protect your fur babies! 💙🐍
Make an appointment now by calling us at 925-308-5618 or visit our website to request an appointment https://ojalafamilypetcare.com

04/24/2026

We’ll be removing our blue donation barrel and referring donations to local rescues and animal services. We look forward to continuing referrals for services FFPR who will continue offering to the community.

DON'T WORRY, WE ARE STILL OPEN FOR SPAY AND NEUTERS!!! We are just closing the front thrift store.

Anyone in need of food please go to Antioch Animal Services at 300 L Street, Antioch.

Bring your own bag and fill it for only $20!! Our final day is Saturday, we will be open at 12pm till we get rid of everything. Come help us support our spay and neuter clinic with getting some goodies for your pets.

To schedule your pets spay or neuter appointment please go to www.FurryFriendsPetRelief.com under Spay and Neuter.

03/31/2026

If you go to Koda Dog Park FYI

May 15, 2026 Update: Koda Dog Park has reopened. Thank you for your patience.

Original: Koda Dog Park Temporary Closure Notice

Koda Dog Park will be temporarily closed for necessary sod renovations and overseeding starting on April 2, 2026, and is expected to reopen on May 14th (depending on weather and growing conditions). We know this is disappointing, especially during a time when many visitors enjoy the park, but this timing provides the best conditions for the work to succeed.

Moderate temperatures, adequate soil moisture, and enough time for the grass to establish before the hotter months will help ensure a healthier, more durable park surface for everyone in the long term. While we know park closures are inconvenient, this work is important to maintain a safe and enjoyable park for all visitors and we appreciate your patience.

We will provide an update if the reopening date changes.

01/13/2026

🐾 Promo alert! 🐾
Because your pet’s health matters—enjoy our latest promotion. 💙

12/02/2025

Christmas & New Years - Office hours & Day Camp Schedule

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving to all our clients and pups! We are grateful for you!

06/19/2025

A new family veterinary practice is opening in Oakley. I plan to visit them to do a meet and greet I look forward to sharing more information.

05/16/2025

Just a little group fun on hump day. Our mix group is so fun together 🩷💙

05/06/2025

Please be sure to mark your calendars for our Memorial Day weekend hours for overnight boarding and daycare. Daycare appointments for Friday 5/23 can be made starting Monday 5/19 (limited spots available).