Rock Nest Training and Pet Care, LLC

12/27/2023

Same with dogs.

12/02/2023

https://fb.watch/oHaPssuXBY/?mibextid=Nif5oz

06/10/2022

😂 😂

04/02/2022

Pet Snuffle Mat for Dogs - Interactive Slow Feeding Activity Mats for Small Medium Large Dog Cat - Puppy Food Feeder Puzzle Toy Sniff Mat Stimulation Natural Foraging Skills Smell Training Pad

02/22/2022

https://www.today.com/pets/pets/belgian-malinois-channing-tatum-dog-movie-rcna17114?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=news_tab

02/12/2022

02/05/2022

https://memphis.momcollective.com/relationships/safety-dogs-and-children-3-things-your-dog-wants-you-to-do-asap/

I'm not saying that your dog doesn't like your child, but I am saying that your child does things that your dog doesn't like.

12/05/2021

Long before a kitten has opened his eyes, he can unerringly find his mother using his sense of smell. Cats actually have two separate “noses,” including one ...

11/26/2021

11/01/2021

https://www.facebook.com/146286158776772/posts/6275888859149774/

Before you adopt/purchase a rabbit - do you know their environmental requirements? 🐰🐇

A secure living space with enough room - rabbits are active and need to be able to hop, run, jump, dig and stretch out fully when lying down. They'll need enough room to exercise and stand up fully on their back legs without their ears touching the roof.

Somewhere safe - provide a large living area and a secure shelter where they can rest, feel safe and are protected from predators, extremes of weather and temperature. Make sure their living space is safe and secure.

All areas well ventilated, dry and draught-free - living in a draughty, damp, hot, poorly ventilated or dirty environment can cause suffering and illness.

Hiding places - rabbits are a prey species, so need to hide in secure places, away from the sights and smells of predators (such as foxes, cats, dogs, ferrets and birds of prey). Give them constant access to safe hiding places to escape if they're feeling afraid.

Daily exercise - rabbits are intelligent and inquisitive. If they're bored, they may suffer, so they'll need daily exercise to stay fit and healthy. Somewhere safe to stretch their legs.

Provide enough bedding to keep them warm - bedding should be safe to eat, such as dust-free straw or hay.

Suitable toilet area - rabbits need regular (ideally constant) access to a suitable toilet area. If you provide litter trays, use newspaper, hay or straw, shredded paper and/or paper-based non-clumping, non-expanding cat litter. Their toilet areas should be separate from sleeping areas. Try placing a hay rack over the litter tray to encourage them to eat hay.

Cleaning - regularly clean their housing and toilet areas.

Credit - SPCA UK

10/09/2021

The Chronicle

09/12/2021

“My dog knows it! He’s just being stubborn.” Do you find yourself saying this when your dog doesn’t follow your cue?

09/02/2021

https://www.fox28spokane.com/house-training-for-cats-and-kittens-advice-for-inexperienced-adopters/

Are you inexperienced with felines, yet considering adding a cat or kitten to your household? Look over the articles we’ve shared for the last few weeks here. We’ve got advice and encouragement for you! We think adopting a cat or kitten for the first time—for any time—is important business ....

08/17/2021

APDT's Tuesday Training Resource Tip - Important Phone Nimbers Every Dog Owner Should Have. https://apdt.com/resource-center/important-phone-numbers-every-dog-owner/

07/06/2021

APDT's Tuesday Training Resource Tip - Good (and Bad) Reasons to Get a Dog. https://apdt.com/resource-center/good-bad-reasons-get-dog/

07/03/2021

July 4 is approaching. Help protect your pet during the celebrations.

06/16/2021

Creswell Citizens get out your camera! Most Patriot Pet Photo! Good Prizes.