Long Island is a haven for dog lovers. With so many dog parks, scenic walking trails, and local activities for dogs and their owners, you’ll never run out of things to do with your furry friend. Want to get the most out of life with your dog on Long Island? Dan’s Pet Care can help.

If you own a dog on Long Island, you know there are many options when it comes to pet care. In fact, at Dan’s Pet Care, we offer many different pet care services to suit your needs. We can handle everything from grooming to training, from walks to pet sitting to boarding, daycare and more.

Ever wish you could take your dog everywhere with you? Unfortunately, that’s not always possible in today’s world. Sometimes you need to travel for work, you’re planning a vacation that’s not dog-friendly, or you’ve got a major life event that will make you unavailable for a while.

Your dog deserves the very best care, from the products you buy to the services you choose. At Dan’s Pet Care, we’re here to help with a complete range of pet care services. Whether you need help with walking, doggy daycare, pet sitting, or training, we’ve got you covered.

As we approach the fall and winter months, your dog could probably use a little extra TLC. The right grooming techniques can help them stand up to the harsh, cold weather and stay comfortable in the snow and ice. At Dan’s Pet Care, we offer grooming services that are personalized to your dog’s unique needs.

Winter is the perfect time to plan a vacation — families are celebrating the holidays together, kids are home from school, and it’s cold here on Long Island. Long Island winters can be beautiful, but sometimes you just need to escape to a warmer climate for a while.

About 5% of Americans experience seasonal affective disorder during the fall and winter months. This condition might have an amusing acronym (SAD), but its effects are serious. Symptoms include a loss of interest in daily activities, trouble with eating a healthy diet, and an overwhelming sense of sadness that makes it difficult to function.

Fall on Long Island tends to be crisp, cool and vibrant. Whether you’re taking your dog on long walks in the country or strolling down a city street, they’ll look especially photogenic in their very own sweater. Sweaters aren’t just for looks — they can help provide comfort and insulation, too.

The end of the year is a great time to plan trips. The weather is getting colder, and you might be thinking of escaping to a warmer climate. There are also plenty of holidays to celebrate and memories to make while kids are home from school and college.

For many of us, December is a time for holiday gatherings, special events, and adventures out in the snow. Here on Long Island, there are plenty of seasonal displays and festivities to help say goodbye to the old year and welcome in the new.

At Dan’s Pet Care, we’re grateful for everything our furry friends add to our lives. Dogs add joy, laughter, love, loyalty and warmth to their owner’s days. It’s often said, but it really is true: we just don’t deserve dogs. As we enter the Thanksgiving season, why not take some time to stop and reflect on how much your dog means to you?

Nothing says Thanksgiving like turkey, gravy and cranberry sauce. Cranberries are nutritional powerhouses for humans, since they’re packed full of vitamin C, fiber, and anthocyanins. They even contain a substance called D-mannose that can support urinary tract health.

At Dan’s Pet Care, our team members love taking our dogs out and about. We wish the whole world was built to be dog-friendly — but that’s just not the case. While there are many pet-friendly activities you can enjoy on Long Island this fall, there are a few activities that might not be the best choice for your dog.

During spring and summer, getting out in the sunshine with your dog comes naturally to many owners. But as we head towards the winter months, it’s easy to fall into familiar habits that keep us indoors too often. This November, why not mix things up a little and get out of the house for an event that caters to dog lovers?

Thanksgiving dinner is a special time to gather with family, friends, and the pets we love. It’s also a time to eat classic dishes and fill up on pie, turkey and special casseroles. While your dog might be excited about the smells coming from the kitchen, it’s important to stay vigilant to protect them from holiday hazards.