**COVID-19 UPDATE 3/24/2020** In compliance with Governor Inslee’s Stay-At-Home order, effective as of 5:30pm, Wednesday March 25, we are suspending our grooming and daycare services until the Stay-At-Home order is cancelled. These services are considered non-essential but our pet…
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Hi, Finley here! As the Executive Canine Quality Control Officer at Cascade Kennels, there’s one thing I know for sure: I love a good walk. Humans think I don’t know what “W-A-L-K” stands for, but I am one smart…
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What does it mean to have a bond with your dog? More than you know. Genuine affection between you and your dog has many benefits towards emotional and physical wellbeing. Luckily, there is plenty of research dedicated to this…
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For an indoor cat, your house is their ultimate playground. Exercise is essential for an indoor cat as it helps them release stress, digest their food, and get some of their playful energy out. Otherwise, you might have a…
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When pollen gets in the air, there’s no telling what it will do. Spring and fall are particularly rough for allergy sufferers, as new flowers are blooming, or ragweed pollen is being blown up in the air. Between watery…
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The preciousness of a new kitten is hard to deny. When those big eyes look up at you trustingly, your heart will melt. Kittens are overwhelmingly cute, it’s true, but they are also a pet with needs. From stocking…
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If you’re looking to be a pet parent, adoption can be the ideal choice for you and your family. Not only are you saving a life, you’re bringing some major love to your home. Even if your heart is…
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Fitness is a broad term that means something different for every dog, but basically it is a measure of health and overall well-being. There are a few things that you can do to keep your dog healthy mind and…
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Before you will be ready to run a trail or even a half-marathon with your dog, check out these tips to make your training journey a success. 1. Learn to Walk – It may seem like baby steps, but…
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Since today is National Pet Fire Safety Day in the U.S., it’s a good time to think about reducing fire risks involving pets in your home. The National Fire Protection Association finds that nearly 1,000 home fires each year…
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