Unique Canine, LLC

04/01/2026

Dogs of the month!

03/27/2026

Therapy babies at a nursing home ❤️

03/18/2026

Hiring part time for kennel waste management position. This is a physical job, lots of walking and lifting. Must be 18 or older.

03/10/2026

Time to get up to date before those spring break trips.

Mobile Vaccine Clinic tomorrow in St. Peter’s at Unique Canine, LLC 5-7 pm!

Please bring pets on a leash or in a crate & please bring previous vaccine records, if possible.

03/08/2026

Don't forget to "Spring Forward", daylight savings time starts tomorrow.

03/03/2026

We will be hosting a Little Country Home Pet Vaccine Clinic next Tuesday March 3 from 6-8pm. Make sure to get your pet up to date before your travel season begins.

02/28/2026

Such a beautiful day to be out training.

02/20/2026

Here’s our friend Chip from the Lake Saint Louis Police Dept, what are your pets up to today?

02/06/2026

We will be offering AKC CGC testing on Sat March 7th at 10am, please contact us to sign up (limited number of spaces).
If your dog isn't ready and needs to work on their obedience we can help with that too.

02/05/2026

If your pup needs updated vaccinations for 2026 here are some upcoming mobile options.

Happy new year to all of our clients. We are excited to be back in the office to see you and your pets! If you would like to schedule please call or text us at (636) 566-0259 and leave a message, we will return your call/text in 1-2 business days!

Here is a list of our upcoming mobile clinics, these can be found out our website (Mobile Services | littlecountryhomevet.com) at all times.

Rural King (inside) Wentzville, MO: SATURDAY Jan. 24, 2026 (9am - 1pm)*

Rural King (inside) Warrenton, MO: SATURDAY Feb. 7, 2026 (10am - 2pm)*

The Coop on 94 at Orchard Farm in St. Charles, MO: THURSDAY March 19, 2026 (2-4PM)*

Unique Canine: 104 Laura Hill Rd, St Peters, MO 63376: TUESDAY March 10, 2026 (5-7pm)*

01/25/2026

Keeping dogs safe in snowy weather while ensuring they still have fun is essential for their health and well-being. Here are some important points to consider:

**Safe Temperatures:**
- Generally, dogs can handle cold weather better than humans, but it depends on their breed, age, size, and overall health. Small dogs, short-haired breeds, and puppies or elderly dogs may be more sensitive to cold.
- A good rule of thumb is to monitor your dog when temperatures drop below 32°F (0°C). When it gets to 20°F (-6°C) and below, dogs can start to feel uncomfortable, especially if they are outside for extended periods.

**Play Time in the Snow:**
- The amount of time a dog can safely play in the snow varies. In mild winter conditions (above 32°F), a dog can enjoy being outside for longer periods, around 30 minutes to 1 hour.
- In colder conditions (especially below 20°F), limit outdoor playtime to about 15-20 minutes. Regular check-ins on their comfort level and behavior will help determine if it’s time to head back inside.

**Safety Tips:**
1. **Dress Your Dog**: Consider a dog coat or sweater for short-haired breeds to help retain body heat.
2. **Protect Their Paws**: Snow and ice can cause discomfort or injury. Dog booties can provide protection. Alternatively, you can apply paw balm to keep their pads moisturized and protected from salt and ice.
3. **Hydration**: Make sure your dog stays hydrated. Dogs can become dehydrated in winter as well, especially if they are playing energetically.
4. **Watch for Signs of Cold Stress**: Symptoms include shivering, whining, or looking for shelter. If you notice these signs, bring your dog inside.

By following these guidelines, you can enjoy snowy weather together while keeping your dog safe and healthy.