Castro Valley Pets:
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Club K-9
Pet Grooming & Boarding, Pet Sitting Services, Pet Training
& Obedience Schools
10671 Crow Canyon Road
Castro Valley, CA 94552
(510) 247-9600
Druliner Lisette T DVM
Animal Hospitals, Pet Boarding & Grooming, Pet Cemetery
Equipment & Supplies, Veterinarians
2423 Grove Way
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 581-6629
Fichtenberg Nathaniel J DVM
Animal Hospitals, Pet Boarding & Grooming, Pet Cemetery
Equipment & Supplies, Veterinarians
2423 Grove Way
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 581-6629
Grove Way Veterinary Hospital
Animal Hospitals, Pet Boarding & Grooming, Pet Cemetery
Equipment & Supplies, Veterinarians
2423 Grove Way
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 581-6629
Hackler Russell W DVM
Animal Hospitals, Pet Boarding & Grooming, Pet Cemetery
Equipment & Supplies, Veterinarians
2423 Grove Way
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 581-6629
Harper Karen DVM
Animal Hospitals, Pet Boarding & Grooming, Pet Cemetery
Equipment & Supplies, Veterinarians
2423 Grove Way
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 581-6629
Hill Robert A DVM
Animal Hospitals, Dog & Cat Foods, Veterinarians
22163 Redwood Road
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 881-5811
Hill's Veterinary Hospital Inc
Animal Hospitals, Dog & Cat Foods, Veterinarians
22163 Redwood Road
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 881-5811
Pawsitive Karma Holistic Boutique & Pet Spa
Pet Foods, Supplies and Grooming
2821 Castro Valley Blvd.
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 886-4729
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Pet Food Express
Pet Supplies
3385 Castro Valley Blvd
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 728-7788
Petco
Dog & Cat Foods, Pet Supplies
3735 East Castro Valley Blvd
Castro Valley, CA 94552
(510) 886-4466
Sanders K-9 Training
Pet Training & Obedience Schools
10697 Crow Canyon Road
Castro Valley, CA 94552
Phone: (510) 247-3348
Town & Country Canine Coiffeur
Hair Care Professionals, Pet Boarding & Grooming, Pet
Furnishings
19593 Center Street
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 538-4117
Trujillo Susan DVM
Animal Hospitals, Pet Boarding & Grooming, Pet Cemetery
Equipment & Supplies, Veterinarians
2423 Grove Way
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 581-6629
Aquarium and Tropical Fish
Connie's Pond & Garden
Tropical Fish Wholesale, Water Gardens & Ponds Equipment
& Supplies
2517 San Carlos Avenue
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 733-5556
Connie's Tropical Fish-Castro Valley
Aquarium Supplies, Pet Supplies, Tropical Fish Wholesale
2520 Castro Valley Blvd
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 733-5553
Tips
Veterinary Exam
- Have your new pet examined as soon as possible! This is especially
important if you have another pet at home in order to help prevent or
minimize transmission of disease. A schedule for vaccinations can be set up
at this time also. Make sure all your current pets are up to date with their
vaccinations as well. It might be a good idea to keep you new pet apart from
the others for a minimum of one week to prevent the possibility of disease
transmission or in case your new pet is incubating a contagious disease.
House Training - Kittens are easy but dogs will require a
little more time. Remember dogs don't like to go to the bathroom in the same place they eat or
sleep. Find one place outside and always take him to that place while
training. Most puppies need to go to the bathroom a few minutes after they
eat or upon waking up from a nap. NEVER discipline your dog if you do not
catch him in the act. He won't understand. When he goes in the designated
area, be sure to lavish him with pets and praise! Learn to watch for the
tell-tale body signs your pet will have when he needs to go. Above all - Be
Patient!
Why do we recommend neutering pets?
This is untrue. Modern anesthesia makes surgery painless. Recovery,
particularly in a young animal is total and rapid.
There are multiple reasons we recommend neutering (spaying and
castrating) pets. They basically fall into two categories, medical and
behavioral. Most owners are familiar with the behavioral reasons.
Neutered (castrated) males will:
- not roam as much
- not chase females in heat
- tend to be less aggressive
- be less likely to "hump" or masturbate on people and inanimate objects
- mark their territory less
Neutered (spayed) females will:
- not roam as much
- not exhibit "nesting" behavior
- not have episodes of bleeding when they go through their heat cycles
- be less likely to "hump" or masturbate on people and inanimate objects
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