Everything Canine In The Pacific Northwest!
Spring is finally here, and we are starting to get sunny days to play in the dog park. It's the time of year when life can get busy for a dog. Lots of events, parks to play in and things to smell.
The biggest pet event of the year are coming May 7 &8, NW Pet & Companion Fair, at the Portland Expo Center. You won't want to miss this show. Stop by the FidosCityGuide Workshop Stage for lots of fun demos and informative information.
On Saturday May 14th you will want to check out the Pet
There is so much going on right now. We are getting ready for the NW Pet & Companion Fair May 7 and 8. Fido is looking forward to the Wild Child Pet Fashion Show at the fair, and Lady is all excited about the k-9 Nose Work Demo, since her visit to the Nose Work Trials.
Everyone is really worried about Japan, and making an effort to help. Castor and Pollux is sending pet food to help out the pets.
There's just way to much to talk about here, be sure to check out the… Continue reading
Dogs love any excuse to give kisses, so Valentines is a natural for them. There are lots of Doggie Valentine Parties and Photo oportunties this month so be sure to check them out at Fido's Event Calendar
Fido and Lady go swimming
Option to purchase the land for the Potso Dog Park Secured!
Tigard to buy the land for the Potso Dog Park
Drop of supplies to help these dogs at any Lexi Dog location
Grand Opening Feb. 19
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2011 is starting off with a bang for us dogs, so many great events and new things happening. Did you enter this months photo contest to win Evanger's Dog food yet. Enter now
What's New for January at Fido's
It’s Me or the Dog Host Victoria Stilwell to Visit Salem
Tell us about your favorite dog friendly vacation
O'DIG Makes treats to help build a dog park
Dog Food Bank in need of donations
Have you seen me, a tale of a lost dog
What's new at FidosCityGuide in December?
December has been a busy month and we wanted to make sure you didn't miss out on all the exciting stuff going on at FidosCityGuide, so here is a brief recap.
Events
Pet Food Drive for Humane Society for Southwest Washington
Adventures
Fido's MarketPlace Businesses
Fido's Friends
The National Canine Cancer Foundation would like to invite you to join them in washing away canine cancer, with a National Dog Wash. Donate $5 to National Canine Cancer and receive a NDW kit including John Paul Pet shampoo. Take photo's or a video of your dog getting his bath, and upload them to the National Dog Wash Website.
Canine Cancer affects one out of every three dogs. Of those, over half of them will die of cancer. The National Canine
The decision to give up your dog should never be an easy decision. Dogs are members of the family, and most of us love them dearly. People have a lot of reasons for giving up their dogs, some of them good, some not so good. Sometimes they feel they have no option, sometimes they just don’t know their options.… Continue reading
There are two new groups at Fido’s Lounge, to help dogs live a happier and healthier life.
The Canine Cancer group will be Moderated by Nancy Elston the Portland Coordinator for the National Canine Cancer Foundation. If you have a question or need information please feel free to ask. If you have a dog who is suffering from a form of canine cancer please feel free to share your story. Offer your support or shed a tear there are others at Fido’s Lounge who will understand and support you.
The Biggest Doggie Weigh Down, Jillian O’Neil the… Continue reading
The first canine case of H1N1 has been confirmed in the United States. A 13 year old mixed breed dog in New York has tested positive for the virus. The dog was taken to the vet and test for Dog Flu and Swine Flu. The results were negative for Dog Flu but positive for Swine Flu. His owner was currently being treated for Swine Flu and it is believed that the dog caught the flu from it’s owner. X-rays showed the dog was also suffering from pneumonia. After hospitalization and treatment including antibiotics the dog was released and is recovering at home. Reports are that both the dog and it’s owner are doing well.… Continue reading
