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I have extensive experience with all animals and fish, birds, etc. I am available for watching your pet(s) in your home. DM for other services. 516-220-5816

I am trained and have cared for puppy mill dogs having volunteered at a shelter for seven years.

11/01/2026

So true.

10/31/2026

Do you have a cute halloween photo? Let's all share!

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween!
Remember, chocolate is a big no-no. So are raisins. And those wrappers in the street that just smell like sweet deliciousness can cause intestinal blockage.
Hate to be a debbie downer but keep your eyes open out there especially if you're trick or treating with your boo-boos.
Have a safe and fun halloween.

10/30/2026

I am off on another Boo-Boo Love Animal Care weekend. This little lady I am spending the weekend with is sweet as sugar pie!
Well, the Boo-Boo Love wheelie cart is ready so off I go!

10/30/2026

Does your dog pace, whine, wander around, wake you up, or seem unable to settle at night?

Just like us, dogs can have nights when they don’t sleep well. But if it happens regularly or suddenly starts happening there may be a reason.

They need a bathroom break.
Puppies and senior dogs may have difficulty making it through the entire night. If your dog suddenly needs to urinate much more frequently, though, it’s worth mentioning to your veterinarian.

They aren’t tired enough.
A dog who hasn’t had enough physical exercise or mental stimulation during the day may simply not be ready for bed.

Pain or discomfort.
Arthritis, joint pain, an upset stomach, itching, or another physical problem can make it difficult for a dog to find a comfortable position and stay asleep.

Anxiety.
Dogs do get anxiety. Changes in the home, unfamiliar noises, storms, separation anxiety, or even a change in routine can cause nighttime restlessness.

They’re too hot or too cold.
Sometimes the answer is as simple as making their sleeping area more comfortable.

Age-related changes.
Senior dogs can experience canine cognitive dysfunction, sometimes compared to dementia in people. One possible sign is a change in the sleep-wake cycle. They may pace, wander, seem confused, or wake frequently during the night.

Something medical may be going on.
Urinary problems, digestive issues, hormonal conditions, medication side effects and other illnesses can interfere with sleep.

One restless night probably isn’t cause for alarm. A pattern is different.

If your normally good sleeper suddenly starts waking repeatedly, pacing, panting, crying, having accidents, drinking more water, or acting confused, don’t assume they’re simply getting old. Talk with your veterinarian.

Our dogs can’t tell us when something doesn’t feel right. Sometimes a change in their sleep is one of the ways they try to show us.

Pay attention to the little changes. They can tell us a lot.

Boo-Boo Love Animal Care LLC
Patience • Love • Kindness ❤️

10/29/2026

Great column Cathy M. Rosenthal, The Pet Pundit

10/29/2026

so true!

10/27/2026

Who can relate?

10/26/2026

Halloween Can Be Scary for Our Dogs

Halloween is fun for us, but it can bring some very real dangers for our four-legged family members. A few simple precautions can help keep your dog safe:

Keep the candy out of reach. Chocolate can be toxic to dogs, and sugar-free candy containing xylitol can be extremely dangerous. Even candy wrappers can cause choking or intestinal blockages.

Watch that front door! With trick-or-treaters coming and going, a frightened or excited dog can slip outside in seconds. Consider keeping your dog in a quiet, secure room away from the door. Be sure their chip information is current and that they are wearing a collar with their ID tags.

Costumes can be frightening. Masks, unusual clothing, loud voices and excited children may make even a normally friendly dog nervous or reactive. Never force your dog to interact.

Be careful with decorations. Candles, electrical cords, glow sticks and small decorations can all pose risks to curious pets. Keep pumpkins with real flames safely out of reach.

Think twice about bringing your dog trick-or-treating. Crowds, darkness, costumes and unfamiliar noises can be overwhelming. Many dogs would be much happier and safer at home.

And remember: your dog doesn’t have to participate in Halloween to enjoy Halloween! A quiet room, favorite toy and a little extra love may be the perfect celebration for them.

A little extra precaution and everyone has a fun time!

Boo-Boo Love Animal Care LLC
Patience • Love • Kindness

10/21/2026

what a great night to walk a dog. See those beautiful swans, and that lovely sky.

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Glen Cove
New York, NY

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+15162205816

Website

http://www.boobooloveanimalcare.com/

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