Charlotte Kennels

  Flea season is here! How much do we know about these pests? We're nearing the Spring season, which means PESTS! There is a lot of discussion on flea prevention and what to use, but there isn't much discussion about fleas themselves. Understanding the "enemy" might sometimes assist you to figure out how to address

How can I encourage my cat to exercise more in order to lose weight? Okay, so your vet has advised you that your cat needs to reduce weight. You've also been informed that weight loss is made up of 60% nutrition and 40% activity. The advice below will assist you in changing your inactive cat's

In this blog, we discuss 6 easy and effective ways to socialize your dog. Is your dog a prim and polite lady when it comes to new dogs and humans? At the dog park, is he a gentleman? Is it possible that Fido's manners could be improved? Socialization is essential for properly interacting with other

  Here are some important tips for pet boarding. Maybe you've tried boarding with your pet before, but it wasn't a positive experience. Fortunately, with the proper planning, boarding your pet does not have to be as stressful as you would think. In truth, many pets enjoy their furry vacation, allowing you to rest and

Here are some reminders to keep your dog's health in check. February is Responsible Pet Ownership Month and Pet Dental Month, making it an ideal opportunity to check on your dog's health. Are you taking care of your dog's entire health and well-being so that they can live a long and happy life? Small modifications

Here are some tips on keeping your dog active in the cold weather. Winter is still here, and while the temperature is falling, your dog's exercise routine should not. Whether it's too cold for your dog to go for a daily walk or it's simply too much work, your dog still has to get enough

Here at Charlotte Kennels, we prioritize your dog's scent in their quality care. The sense of smell in a dog is 10,000 to 100,000 times that of a human. Did you know that dogs have 100 million sensory receptor sites in their nasal cavity compared to just 6 million in humans? That's a significant distinction!