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At North Shore Doggy Daycare, we’ve combined our knowledge and special training to care for your pets at a modern facility with large indoor and outdoor areas. We provide your pet with a stimulating cage-free environment that ensures a fun and playful environment.

For the ultimate health and safety of your pet, we guarantee your pet receives quiet time to sleep and to eat in their private suite. Whether it’s a half-day, overnight, or weekend, we can accommodate what’s best for you and your pet! For more information, call us at 414-352-2273 or email us at [email protected]

It’s a new year, which means New Year’s resolutions! It’s not just the pet owners that have them, but also your furry companions. Let us know what your pet’s New Year’s resolutions are in the comment section below!

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Is anyone else in the holiday spirit, or is it just us! Check out our upcoming holiday hours and schedule your appointments today. Share a photo of your pet enjoying the holiday season in the comment section below!

12/24: 7am-4pm

12/25: 9-10am (By appointment only, for overnight drop offs or pick ups)

12/31: 7am-5pm

1/1: Closed for Daycare, 9-10am & 5-6pm (By appointment only, for overnight drop offs or pick ups)

Don’t forget about your pup this holiday season! You can get a FREE standard doggy bath when you spend $30 on retail items at our Pup Cafe & Exclusives store. Come on in for our Dog Days of Winter Sale today!

Some dogs are more sensitive to the cold than others. Small breeds, short-haired dogs, puppies, senior dogs, dogs classified as “indoor” pets, and those with heart or other medical conditions are all more sensitive to colder temperatures.

When the temperature dips below the normal range, hypothermia happens. Hypothermia means that your dog is losing body heat faster than it can gain heat. Take a look at the article below to see how you can keep your pet warm during the Winter!

https://www.petmd.com/dog/emergency/common-emergencies/e_dg_hypothermia

While we feel incredibly thankful for our loved ones on Thanksgiving, letting our beloved four-legged family members eat off the table can be an actual hazard to their health. After all, an emergency trip to the veterinarian’s office is no proper way to polish off your Turkey Day. Take a look at the 10 Thanksgiving foods you should never give your pet.

10 Thanksgiving Foods You Should Never Give Your Dog