Citizen Canine

Don’t let your pup miss out on Howl-o-ween! It’s not too late to join the pawty.

Howl-o-Ween costume contest. Don’t forget to submit your pups photo by October 30th via social media or email. May the most spooktacular costume win . [email protected]

Happy to be the readers choice for pet care in the east bay Thanks J. Readers! J. The Jewish News of Northern California

Thank you Pet Camp for highlighting our fashionable Timothy Hughes! One day with Timothy and it looks like Campy is pretty fashionable on his own. Check out those shirt changes.

We’re open and the dogs are having a great time! Don’t let your pup miss out. Make your reservations now! #stayplaybeloved #bestdoggiedaycare #oaklandcanine

Calling all pups & doggies: Are you looking for some time away from your quaranteam? Ready to see your doggie friends, run around leash free, take a dip in the pool, or maybe just need a quiet place to relax away from the family? We are thrilled to announce that Citizen Canine is opening on May 19th to accommodate you. Have your human(s) make a reservation !

We miss your pups. Please post the last pic you took of your pup. #stayplaybeloved #bestdoggiedaycare #oaklandcanine #flatteningthecurve

Your best friend will make friends of their own during dog daycare! Call us at (510) 562-1750 to book an appointment and learn more here: https://www.citizencanine.net/dog-daycare/

By now you have heard that Alameda County as well as all the surrounding counties are under a mandatory 'shelter in place' directive. All non-essential businesses are required to close until April 7th. In order to remain compliant and do our part to keep our community healthy, we will close today, March 17, at 7pm and plan to reopen on April 7, 2020. Clients, see your email for further details and other services we are offering at this time. We are available by email [email protected] should you have any questions. Hug your pups... We'll miss you and see you soon.

"Dogs are not our whole life, but they make our lives whole." - Roger Caras

You CAN teach an old dog new tricks. With enough time, patience, and proper motivation, you can teach an older dog a slew of new tricks. Find what drives your dog (food, praise, toys) and use that as motivation.

It's imperative you schedule regular wellness exams for your dog. These appointments will keep your pet happy and healthy. Additionally, when sickness or injury does occur, your vet will already have a baseline of where your dog is normally.