Off Road Paws is super lucky to have recently hired a wonderful new staff member, Carla. She is bringing her experience and love of animals and the outdoors to our team and we are very excited. Now we have more openings for our dog walking, dog running and dog hiking fitness options!! We are available […]
How to Know When Our Dogs Need to Go Out
I think this is a good article to help us know when our dogs need to go out for a potty break. It seems like something we should obviously know, but sometimes it isn’t that clear what our dogs are trying to tell us! http://www.vetstreet.com/our-pet-experts/why-doesnt-my-dog-ask-to-go-out-to-potty?wt.mc_id=clinicfb
Off Road Paws and Louisville Farmer’s Market August 20th 2016
It’s time for the Lousiville Farmer’s Market again! Off Road Paws will have a booth there this weekend, August 20th from 9-1. Come visit us, send friends who would be interested and bring your doggies by for some treats and TLC. There are prizes to win for dog walking, dog running/hiking and pet sitting!!
List of Common Dog Behaviors and What They Mean
Camping with Our Dogs
Rattlesnakes and Dogs- Avoidance is Key!!
Fireworks and Your Pets
Dangers of Dogs in Vehicles and Heatstroke in Warm Weather
It seems as though the warm weather has arrived… at least for the moment:) Our dogs are going to be feeling the temperatures rising faster than us. Keeping them cool, hydrated and safe from heatstroke is crucial and life saving. Just think how you would feel wearing a fur coat on even a warm (70 degree) […]
Dangers of Xylitol and Your Dog
Off Road Paws wants to help you keep your dogs safe, active and healthy! We always want to give our dogs treats to show them how much we adore them, but it is surprising how many human foods/treats are actually dangerous for dogs. Recently there has been more publicity about the sugar substitute, Xylitol, and […]
Safe Gardening for Your Pets
It’s Spring in Colorado…. we think?? Here is a good list of flowers and plants that can be dangerous for your dogs and cats if ingested. This is NOT complete, but is a good start. Always check before gardening that everything is safe for your furry family members!! http://www.morethan.com/sites/default/files/Toxic_plants.pdf