Paws Oasis

We have helped other dogs just like Rosie that have had anxiety,lack of social skills, or just need a little help with learning how to be them self in a social situation. Our staff are here to support you dog be all it can be. Call and let us help your dog has success like Rosie. Our email is, [email protected].

I was 60, five years ago. She would be surprised as to how much peace I have in my life now. I am so grateful to the people the Lord has blessed me with. I hope you have supportive people in your life to. We can’t do it alone❤️. How have you changed in the last 5 years? .

“ when I drop him off for the day, I know he’s in great hands and will have the best time!” your dogs new favourite place might be waiting for them! Come let them play, socialize, burn energy, and make new friends with Susan at Paws Oasis call or email us to set up a visit. . DogFriends

Your pets joint health starts with what’s in their bowl. These three foods can help support, healthy joints, ligaments,& cartilage naturally. Nourish today. Support mobility tomorrow.

We love the personality of these guys. “Flynn is normally shy and reserved, but when Kristjana picks him up after Daycare they see his true personality shine.”Paws Oasis Daycare is about helping your pet grow in a safe environment to be all they can be.

“ One thing I’ve learned from Dr. Judy Morgan’s work”
Dr. Judy’s is a big advocate for bone broth as a simple daily gut support add in – it’s rich in Glutamaine, which helps heal and soothe the gut lining, plus natural electrolytes and hydration. Splash over food is an easy way to support digestion and reduce that “ off” breath at the source rather than just mask. Bone broth also has vitamins and minerals in it for overall health. Always check with your vet for ongoing health support.

Denise says “I would recommend Paws Oasis Daycare to anyone with any size or age of dog”. The team at Paws Oasis are devoted to making every dog enjoy their day with us.

So how does a healthy gut start to go wrong? It doesn’t usually happen overnight. Small changes overtime can place stress on your dog’s digestive system. Some common factors include. Food that isn’t chewed well or is difficult to digest. M diet, high in carbohydrates and low in vegetable fiber. Medications that reduce stomach acids. Digestive enzymes production that naturally decrease with age. Reduce or abnormal bile production. Exposure to antibiotics, anti-inflammatory medication’s, insecticides, pesticides, hormones, and long-term stress or anxiety. When the gut barrier and digestive process is disrupted, inflammation may develop. In some dogs, chronic inflammation, has been associated with conditions such as: digestive, upset, inflammatory, bowel disease, IBD, gastritis, skin, irritation, and allergies, joint discomfort, liver, and kidney concern, concerns, change in mood or anxiety. A healthy gut does much more than digest food/it plays an important role in your dog’s overall health and well-being. Over the next few weeks we will be sharing practical tips on supporting your dog’s gut naturally through nutrition and lifestyle. Have you noticed digestive issues, itchy, skin, or anxiety in your dogs? We’d love to hear your experience below.

Is your dog struggling with the heat? High temperatures and humidity can affect dogs faster than many people realize watch for these warning, signs, heavy, panting, excessive drooling weakness, or lethargy, restlessness, or anxiety, bright red gums. If you notice these signs, move your dog to a cool, shade area offer freshwater, and contact your veterinarian if symptoms don’t improve. At Paws Oasis grooming in daycare your dogs health and safety always come first. Has your dog been feeling the heat this summer. Tell us how you help them. Stay cool!

Heidi says “Lanie absolutely loves the staff, and it’s clear they love her just as much ❤️. Book a full day or just a half day, you will see how well your dog will do with structure day with some new friends.