Speedy Scoop

01/18/2025

😂😂

01/17/2025

Sooooo clever! Comment below with yours! 🐶🩷

01/17/2025

The snow will be Melting soon!!

01/17/2025

😂😂 it was a close one

01/16/2025

01/11/2025

Ummm YES, yes you can! 🙌🏻🎉🥳

01/09/2025

🎶🎵SPEEDY SCOOPs OFFICIAL JINGLE 🎵🎶

01/09/2025

🐾 Snow Lovers!
Meet the Dogs Who Thrive in Winter ❄️

Did you know some dog breeds are made for the snow? Breeds like Siberian Huskies, Alaskan Malamutes, Bernese Mountain Dogs, and Samoyeds absolutely love winter weather!

Their thick, double-layered coats and strong builds help them stay warm and enjoy outdoor adventures in the cold.

While these breeds are well-suited for snowy conditions, it’s still important to keep them safe:�
1️⃣ Hydration: Make sure they have access to fresh water, as snow play can dehydrate them.�
2️⃣ Check Paws: Even snow-loving breeds can get ice or salt stuck in their paws—rinse and check after each walk.�
3️⃣ Moderation: Even cold-weather dogs can get frostbite or hypothermia. Keep an eye on them and bring them inside when needed.

If your pup loves snow, be sure to let them play safely!

What’s your dog’s favorite snowy activity? Share below!

01/08/2025

🐾 Winter Safety Tips for Your Furry Friends! ❄️

As the temperatures drop, it’s important to keep your dog safe and comfortable in the winter months. Here are a few tips to ensure your pup stays happy and healthy:

1️⃣ Limit Outdoor Time: Dogs can get cold too! Limit time outside, especially in freezing temperatures. Short walks are better than long stays in the cold.

2️⃣ Protect Their Paws: Ice, snow, and salt can hurt your dog’s paws. Use pet-safe booties or rinse their paws after walks to prevent irritation.

3️⃣ Bundle Up: Small breeds, senior dogs, or those with short fur may benefit from a warm coat or sweater.

4️⃣ Beware of Antifreeze: Antifreeze is toxic to pets but has a sweet taste that can attract them. Keep it out of reach and clean up spills immediately.

5️⃣ Watch for Signs of Frostbite or Hypothermia: Shivering, lethargy, or cold extremities are warning signs. If you notice these, bring your dog inside immediately and warm them gently.
Let’s keep our four-legged family members safe this winter! 🐶❤️

Do you have a favorite winter tip for your dog? Share it in the comments below!