D-tails Pet Service

04/08/2025

You will be missed.

Celebrate the life of Donna Bennett, leave a kind word or memory and get funeral service information care of Fulton-Theroux Funeral Service.

04/01/2025

It is with a heavy heart, we announce that Donna Bennett, owner of DTail's Pet Services, lost her battle with cancer yesterday, March 31st. As hard as this is, I know Donna has been reunited with Cay, Calla, Tapas, and countless other pups she was fortunate to love throughout her life. She has left a legacy of beautiful Tollers and many very well-trained dogs. Please keep her husband, Matt, and their dogs in your thoughts. Services to be announced at later time. Any donations in her name can be made to Toller Rescue, link in comments.

03/17/2025

Happy St. Pawtrick's Day! ☘️ 🐾

03/14/2025

It is a St Patty’s Day parade on Sunday and I get to celebrate from rm 14-256 at the hospital! 🥳☘️!!

Laissez les bons temps rouler! Happy Mardi Gras!

03/04/2025

Laissez les bons temps rouler! Happy Mardi Gras!

02/23/2025

These tender cookies are an elegant teatime snack, packed with bright lemon flavor Bake them all at once or save half of the dough, well wrapped, in the freezer for later If you’ve frozen the dough, let it warm slightly before slicing to prevent cracked cookies.

02/21/2025

Happy 11th birthday to Channel and the Island litter!🥳🎂🐾🎈

02/10/2025

From Vet Clinics in the U.S - this notice is being sent to all Vet Clinics to let owners know about a microchip business that seems to have closed without notice.

If your pet's microchip is registered with Save This Life (commonly starting with 991001 or 900164), we strongly recommend registering it with another microchip company.

Thanks to one of our followers in Vet med:
The registry is shut down but the number is still “readable”. Meaning, when the microchip is scanned, it’s still a same long number but if that microchip number is registered with this closed business, there’s no way to access the database, so it’s like you never registered the chip with anyone.

If you can’t find the chip number somewhere, it’s best to call your vet office to scan it and get number ( make sure it’s written down correctly!!!) and register with a reputable company.

Please check with your own vet if you are unsure of where your pet is registered or you can check where your pet's microchip is registered, by visiting AAHA’s Universal Microchip Lookup Tool at this link: https://www.aaha.org/for-veterinary.../microchip-search/

As of mid-January 2025, accessing them became problematic and as of this week, they appear to have shut down and are unreachable with no public statement. There are a few free registries and others that require a small fee.

Choose one of the larger chip companies- that participate in the AAHA registry. This will be needed to get your pet home if they go missing!

Please take a moment to review your pet's registration!

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