Dog Recall

Dog Recall

Recall can be an extremely useful tool in keeping our dog safe out in the world while allowing them freedom to explore. A strong recall can take a long time to build. Practice in fenced areas or on a long …

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Feline Overstimulation

Feline Overstimulation

What is Overstimulation? Overstimulation is an umbrella term that describes high-arousal behavior in cats. It can look different for different cats. Overstimulation can be triggered by a variety of things, including petting and handling. Most cats display overstimulation or low …

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Foxtails & Hiking Safety

Foxtails & Hiking Safety

Hiking with your dog is one of life’s great joys. Exploring nature together, breathing in the fresh air, and getting some exercise are all wonderful ways to strengthen the bond with your furry friend. However, nature is not without its …

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Litterbox Tips

Litterbox Tips

Preventing Litterbox Problems Most cats have a specific preference about their litter and where their litter box should be located.  For any sudden changes in elimination habits, we recommend reaching out immediately to your primary veterinarian. Location Place the litter …

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Mouthy Dogs

Mouthy Dogs

Managing a Mouthy Dog Dogs use their mouths to explore and play. While it’s normal for them to use their mouths when playing with other dogs, it’s not appropriate for them to do the same with people. Our job is …

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Post-Operative Spay/Neuter Instructions

Post-Operative Spay/Neuter Instructions

Thank you for spaying/neutering your pet! Your dog or cat has undergone general anesthesia and surgical sterilization. For the safety and wellbeing of you and your animal, please read and follow these post-operative instructions: If your pet received their spay/neuter …

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Cat Enrichment

Cat Enrichment

Keep That Kitty Busy Just like our dogs, cats require enrichment. Many unwanted behaviors such as chasing your ankles, climbing up the curtains, or scratching the carpet, can stem from boredom. Just like people, cats need to keep their minds …

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Dog Enrichment

Dog Enrichment

A Bored Dog is a Naughty Dog Dogs need mental and physical stimulation. If you don’t supply an appropriate outlet, your dog can find countless inappropriate ways to entertain themselves. Chewing the coffee table down to stubs, digging up the …

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Protect Your Cats from Avian Flu (H5N1)

Protect Your Cats from Avian Flu (H5N1)

Last Updated on March 3, 2025 What You Need to Know Tips to Keep Your Cat Safe  Keep Your Cat Inside: Allowing your cat to roam outdoors unsupervised increases their risk of exposure to Avian Flu. Cats can contract the …

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New Year’s Eve Pet Safety

New Year’s Eve Pet Safety

Finish the Year Off Safely Fireworks The sound of fireworks can be scary for many animals! If you can hear fireworks from your home, try to keep your pets inside in a quiet, cool, well-ventilated room with a radio or …

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Holiday Treat Recipes for Pets

Holiday Treat Recipes for Pets

Try These Fun Holiday Recipes Embrace the cozy vibes of autumn with these delightful homemade pet treat recipes! As the leaves change and the air turns crisp, what better way to celebrate than by whipping up some tasty snacks for …

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Types of Working & Companion Animals

Types of Working & Companion Animals

From highly trained psychiatric service animals to companion pets, Joybound trains dogs and cats to connect with humans in a wide variety of ways. While any animal can provide much-needed companionship, the unique abilities of our working animals make each …

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