Trick or treating on Long Island can be loads of fun for everyone involved. Kids love dressing up and collecting candy, and adults enjoy talking an evening walk in the crisp fall air. Some of us even like to dress up along with our kids! Many of our canine clients at Dan’s Pet Care also love to join the fun on Halloween night.

At Dan’s Pet Care, we enjoy dressing our dogs up in safe, comfortable costumes — and it’s even more fun when we get to match our dogs on Halloween. Here on Long Island, there are plenty of Halloween costume contests your dog can enter.

Fall is the perfect time to make some apple cider, roast some marshmallows outdoors, and tell a few ghost stories. For dog lovers, New York City has a wealth of ghost stories that feature our favorite pets. At Dan’s Pet Care, we know some dog owners don’t enjoy stories involving dogs who meet a tragic end.

Do you love fall? Are you looking forward to pumpkin, apples and hayrides this season? At Dan’s Pet Care, we’re excited to enjoy long walks with our dogs (and your dogs) in the crisp fall weather. For many Long Island residents, visiting a pumpkin patch is a traditional activity to mark the fall season.

At Dan’s Pet Care, we think the abundance of beaches is one of the greatest things about Long Island. Taking your dog to the beach can be an excellent opportunity for exercise and bonding. However, on some Long Island beaches, dogs aren’t allowed year round.

Fall on Long Island brings so many things to look forward to: apple and pumpkin picking, falling leaves, cooler weather, and plenty of activities to enjoy with your dog. One popular fall activity here on Long Island is visiting local wineries and breweries. You can enjoy a tasting, tour the grounds…

As the weather gets cooler in fall, many Long Island dog owners love to go camping with their dogs. At Dan’s Pet Care, we think camping is a great way to spend quality time with your dog in the fresh air. But a successful camping trip with your furry friend requires a little extra planning. Before packing up your tent and heading to…

Back to school season is also snack season in many households. If you have kids in school, you might be stocking up on granola bars, juice pouches, cheese sticks, and other snacks to keep them fueled and energized throughout the day. But while you’re searching for the perfect snacks for your kids’ school days, don’t forget about your furry friend!

As fall gets underway on Long Island, many dog owners are looking forward to long walks with their dogs in the cooler weather. Who doesn’t love admiring the changing leaves and feeling the crisp fall air? At Dan’s Pet Care, our team is also excited to share some autumn walks with your dog!

As a new school year begins, many of us are looking forward to seeing the new things our kids will learn this year. You might be putting your child on the bus for the first day of kindergarten, or you could be sending your high school graduate off to college for the first time. Some of us are heading back to school ourselves to begin the fall semester!

At Dan’s Pet Care, we always look forward to summertime festivals and fairs. After all, Long Island is home to some of the best festivals in the whole country — although we might be a little biased. From livestock to rides and delicious food, fairs and festivals are a great opportunity to walk with family and friends and enjoy quality time in the sunshine.

If you’re a dog owner who likes to travel, you know how hard it can be to leave your furry friend behind. The good news is that sometimes, your dog can safely travel with you by plane. With the right preparation and research, you can spend your vacation alongside your best friend, even if your destination requires air travel.

When you think about dangerous environments for your dog, you might think of busy streets or hiking trails full of snakes and ticks. But many dogs are injured every day right in their own homes. Just like children, dogs have a way of finding vulnerabilities in a room where you didn’t notice them before.

If you’ve got a backyard, your dog is in luck. They don’t even need to leave home to enjoy running and playing in the sunshine! While backyards can be wonderful spaces for your dog to enjoy, they can also pose safety risks if they aren’t properly designed with your dog in mind.