The Hollywood Pet Resort
"Where Cold Noses Meet Warm Hearts"
"Where Cold Noses Meet Warm Hearts"
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The Hollywood Pet Resort
This is your pets “home away from home!”
Every animal has a unique personality and disposition. This requires a unique pet care giver, with a wide range of experience and a wealth of knowledge. Whether you are seeking care for a young animal, or an older animal, you can count on The Hollywood Pet Resort to care for your pet when you are working, traveling or taking that well deserved vacation. We are a residential animal facility that focuses on superior care with personalized attention.
Why is a residential pet facility better than traditional boarding or kenneling ? Our pet friendly facility becomes your pets home, with comfortable couches and beds to curl up on. With pet familiar sounds & surroundings that only a pet home facility can provide. We have over sized rooms and areas where dogs do not have to be crated at night. Of course if your pet is use to being crated, we can accommodate or include that into his or her routine. There is 24 hour care for your pet because we live at the same facility, if your pet has special needs we are here to offer the pet the needed assistance.
- Pets feel less stress - in a home environment like their own, Your dog is our house guest. No cages, no cold cramped cement runs, no guilt
- Pets feel safe & secure - dogs are creatures of habit, so we always keep their feeding, exercise and medication schedule the same as if they never left home
- 24 Pet Care - personalized attention makes pets feel secure knowing that someone is there for them, and if your pet has special needs, we can take care of it even in the middle of the night
- Pets experience - extra attention & affection coupled with care, that only a pet home facility can offer
- Your pet will experience - total bliss while you are gone so you will not have to feel guilty upon leaving him or her with us. Also they will look forward to their next stay with us, we know from past repeat clients that their pets exhibit total excitement when they return for another stay
- Due to our unique facility and what we offer we encourage you to book early to secure your pets stay with us. Please read our FAQ and contract policy for future booking.
- We take pictures & Email - you with up dates on your pet while you are away. This gives us the opportunity to stay in touch and you get to enjoy the wonderful pictures of your pet having fun.
We are licensed and insured for your pets protection. Let your pet experience the extra attention, love and superior care at The Hollywood Pet Resort. Truly this is your pets "home away from home". Serving the Elk Grove & Sacramento area since 2002.
"The Hollywood Pet Resorts Pet Guest Album"
The Hollywood Pet Resort Professional Pet Care Services
- Dog Day Care $10.00
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Cage - less Animal Boarding $30.00
- Kenneled - $25.00
- Dog Training - Prices Vary, a consultation will be required
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Pet Therapy Massage - $10.00
- Dog Walking - Free service with our Dog Day Care & Boarding Packages
- Water Play - $20.00 does your dog love the water?
- Communication -
pet. This way owners can see how much fun their pet is having. This also gives our guest owners the opportunity to ask as any questions they might have.
- Create a package to fit your pets needs
- Receive a discount on the second pet when boarding
- All Appointment's must be made in advance - call to set up a free consultation and walk through
*We are happy to recommend Victoria, owner of
NIKO'S DOG GROOMING - For all your pets grooming needs.
3145 Huntsman Dr. in Sacramento
(916)761-1288 call for a reservation today!
NIKO'S DOG GROOMING - For all your pets grooming needs.
3145 Huntsman Dr. in Sacramento
(916)761-1288 call for a reservation today!
Currently we are taking reservations for - Birds Cats Dogs Rabbits Rodents Reptiles Exotics
Call us today to schedule your walk through & free consultation
Call us today to schedule your walk through & free consultation
Bark Zone Post
Author & Pet enthusiast Laveda RingoFrom time to time we are asked questions from our clients about pet topics. We thought it would be interesting to share some of those questions and answers here. You can email us with your question or answer at Bark Zone. We will post them on our site. We hope you enjoy this new feature.
Name: Ulanda Cook, Oregon
May 30th 2009
Dear Bark Zone, I feed my dog Pedigree store bought dog food. I'm thinking on changing to a more natural dog food. Do you know of any good Raw diets for dogs?
Bark Zone
by Laveda Ringo
Yes, there are many raw diets out on the internet, more and more pet owners are going to a all natural diet for their beloved pets health. I did some research on this topic for my own dog about a year ago. With the help of my Veterinarian we have a Raw Diet menu worked out that fits my dogs personal health needs. I recommend talking with your Veterinarian on what would best suit your pets individual health and nutritional needs. I have also listed some Veterinarians below that can help you in your quest for further information on all natural raw diets.
Larry Bruk, DVM (homeopath)
Mill Valley, CA
415.381.0723
*Very supportive of feeding raw
Coastal Holistic
Molly Rice DVM, CVA
Pacifica, CA 94044
650.355.2810
She also practices in SF at:
San Francisco Veterinary Specialists
*Very supportive of feeding raw
Deborah Mathis, DVM
Saratoga, CA
408.499.3647
*Somewhat raw-diet tolerant
*Modalities: Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine
Patricia Vershines (homeopath).... not DVM
Santa Cruz, CA
831.426.0555
*Very supportive of feeding raw
Next Level Animal Chiropractic
Deb Sell, BS, DC
Various veterinary offices throughout the South Bay/Peninsula area including Adobe
Animal Hospital.
San Jose, CA
408.779.2233
Cell: 408.460.9960
*Supportive of feeding raw and home-cooked diets
Name: John Cooperson, Ca
June 4th 2009
I recently purchased a Jack Russell Terrier, he is about 1 ½ old. The minute we brought him home, he started scratching at the bottom of the refrigerator grill. He does this for long periods of time. Do you know why he has this sort of behavior?
Bark Zone
By Laveda Ringo
Jack Russell Terriers were bred to hunt small animals such as, rabbits, foxes, rodents and squirrels. Their keen sense of hearing and smell often gets the best of them when they smell or hear something even if it is underground. They will sometimes become obsessive in their effort to get it. I have had some experience with Jack Russell’s on a friends farm in Southern California. She owned 5 of them, and I have to say they are a highly intelligent sturdy breed of dog. Jack Russell’s will keep you entertained for hours with their clownish personality. Not to underestimate their high energy levels, these little balls of spunky fun will go for hours without wearing out.
I’m wondering if maybe you have an uninvited guest under or behind your refrigerator. Some times mice or rats will set up housekeeping in these areas of our home or in our walls. They leave a urine trail when traveling along baseboards or inside wall beams to tell others of their territory. Sometimes they will chew their way in, through a wall or vent area from outside of the home. Some houses are not built on cement slabs and have a crawl space under the home, which is a great hiding place or home for many different types of small animals such as possums, raccoons and rodents. Your Jack Russell might be telling you of them when he is scratching at the floor as if to dig to get at them. Of coarse
he might also have had his favorite toy roll behind the refrigerator also, he knows it’s their and he can smell it but can’t seem to get at it. I hope you let us know how this turns out, toy verses mouse scenario. We will look forward to hearing from you John.
Name:John Cooperson, Ca.
June 6th, 2009
I have to admit that my wife and I were horrified to think a mouse or worse was behind this whole dog floor scratching behavior. But we took your advice and we are glad we did! We have an intruder,we are not sure if its a mouse or rat. I can tell you there was a lot of little droppings in the far corner behind the refrigerator and a small hole that leads out to our garage. Thank you for helping us with this dilemma. We are very grateful and will tell others about this truly wonderful site.
Name: Sarah Underwood, Ca.
June 10th, 2009
Can My dog have allergy’s?
I have a terrier that constantly bites at his rear. We have him on a flea treatment so I do not think it is fleas. He will bite until the area becomes raw and hair loss has occurred. What can cause this?
Bark Zone
By Laveda Ringo
Allergies in Dogs
One of the most common conditions affecting dogs is allergy. In the allergic state, the dog's immune system overreacts
to foreign substances allergens or antigens to which it is exposed. These overreactions are manifested in three ways. The most common is itching of the skin, either localized one area or generalized all over the dog. Another manifestation involves the respiratory system and may result in coughing, sneezing, and/or wheezing. Sometimes, there may be an associated nasal or ocular eye discharge. The third manifestation involves the digestive system, resulting in vomiting or diarrhea.
Contact allergy - local reaction of the skin caused by a flea collar, types of bedding such as pine or wool.The itchy skin or irritation will be at the point of contact. Removal of the contact irritant solves the problem. However, identifying the allergen can require some detective work.
Bacterial Allergy - Staph (Staphyococcus), bacterium is found in normal dog skin. If the skin is normal and the dog's immune system is normal, Staph causes no problems to its host. However, some dogs develop an allergy to this bacterium. When this happens, the dog develops areas of hair loss that look much like ringworm. They are often round and 1/2 to 2 inches in diameter. These same lesions develop in true Staph infection; they are easily treated with certain antibiotics, but the Staph-allergic dog has recurrent "Staph infections." The lesions will usually clear with appropriate antibiotics but return as soon as antibiotics are discontinued. After a while, some dogs become resistant to antibiotic treatment.
Flea Allergy - Flea allergy is common in dogs. A normal dog experiences only minor irritation in response to flea bites, often without any itching. On the other hand, the flea allergic dog has a severe, itch-producing reaction when the flea's saliva is deposited in the skin. Just one bite causes such intense itching that the dog may severely scratch or chew itself, leading to the removal of large amounts of hair. There will often be open sores or scabs on the skin, allowing a secondary bacterial infection to begin. The area most commonly involved is over the rump (just in front of the tail). Even if your dog is on a flea regimen, as with most flea applications the flea has to bite the host first and ingest the flea prevention medicine before the flea will die.
Inhalant Allergy - The most common type of allergy is the inhalant type. Dogs may be allergic to all of the same inhaled allergens that affect humans. These include tree pollens cedar, ash, oak, etc., grass pollens (especially Bermuda), weed pollens ragweed, etc., molds, mildew, and the house dust mite. Many of these allergies occur seasonally, such as ragweed, cedar, and grass pollens. However, others are with us all the time, such as molds, mildew, and house dust mites. When humans inhale these allergens, we express the allergy as a respiratory problem; it is sometimes called "hay fever." The dog's reaction, however, usually produces severe, generalized itching. In fact, the most common cause of itching in the dog is inhalant allergy.
Food Allergy - Dogs are not likely to be born with food allergies. More commonly, they develop allergies to food products they have eaten for a long time. The allergy most frequently develops in response to the protein component of the food; for example, beef, pork, chicken, or turkey. I have also seen dogs allergic to wheat & corn ingredients in dog food over the years. Food allergy may produce any of the clinical signs previously discussed, including itching, digestive disorders, and respiratory distress. Recommend testing for food allergy when the clinical signs have been present for several months, when the dog has a poor response to steroids, or when a very young dog itches without other apparent causes of allergy. Testing is done with a special hypoallergenic diet. Because it takes at least 8 weeks for all other food products to get out of the system, the dog must eat the special diet exclusively for 8-12 weeks or more. If a positive response occurs, you will be instructed on how to proceed by your Veterinarian.
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June 10th, 2009
Can My dog have allergy’s?
I have a terrier that constantly bites at his rear. We have him on a flea treatment so I do not think it is fleas. He will bite until the area becomes raw and hair loss has occurred. What can cause this?
Bark Zone
By Laveda Ringo
Allergies in Dogs
One of the most common conditions affecting dogs is allergy. In the allergic state, the dog's immune system overreacts
to foreign substances allergens or antigens to which it is exposed. These overreactions are manifested in three ways. The most common is itching of the skin, either localized one area or generalized all over the dog. Another manifestation involves the respiratory system and may result in coughing, sneezing, and/or wheezing. Sometimes, there may be an associated nasal or ocular eye discharge. The third manifestation involves the digestive system, resulting in vomiting or diarrhea.
Contact allergy - local reaction of the skin caused by a flea collar, types of bedding such as pine or wool.The itchy skin or irritation will be at the point of contact. Removal of the contact irritant solves the problem. However, identifying the allergen can require some detective work.
Bacterial Allergy - Staph (Staphyococcus), bacterium is found in normal dog skin. If the skin is normal and the dog's immune system is normal, Staph causes no problems to its host. However, some dogs develop an allergy to this bacterium. When this happens, the dog develops areas of hair loss that look much like ringworm. They are often round and 1/2 to 2 inches in diameter. These same lesions develop in true Staph infection; they are easily treated with certain antibiotics, but the Staph-allergic dog has recurrent "Staph infections." The lesions will usually clear with appropriate antibiotics but return as soon as antibiotics are discontinued. After a while, some dogs become resistant to antibiotic treatment.
Flea Allergy - Flea allergy is common in dogs. A normal dog experiences only minor irritation in response to flea bites, often without any itching. On the other hand, the flea allergic dog has a severe, itch-producing reaction when the flea's saliva is deposited in the skin. Just one bite causes such intense itching that the dog may severely scratch or chew itself, leading to the removal of large amounts of hair. There will often be open sores or scabs on the skin, allowing a secondary bacterial infection to begin. The area most commonly involved is over the rump (just in front of the tail). Even if your dog is on a flea regimen, as with most flea applications the flea has to bite the host first and ingest the flea prevention medicine before the flea will die.
Inhalant Allergy - The most common type of allergy is the inhalant type. Dogs may be allergic to all of the same inhaled allergens that affect humans. These include tree pollens cedar, ash, oak, etc., grass pollens (especially Bermuda), weed pollens ragweed, etc., molds, mildew, and the house dust mite. Many of these allergies occur seasonally, such as ragweed, cedar, and grass pollens. However, others are with us all the time, such as molds, mildew, and house dust mites. When humans inhale these allergens, we express the allergy as a respiratory problem; it is sometimes called "hay fever." The dog's reaction, however, usually produces severe, generalized itching. In fact, the most common cause of itching in the dog is inhalant allergy.
Food Allergy - Dogs are not likely to be born with food allergies. More commonly, they develop allergies to food products they have eaten for a long time. The allergy most frequently develops in response to the protein component of the food; for example, beef, pork, chicken, or turkey. I have also seen dogs allergic to wheat & corn ingredients in dog food over the years. Food allergy may produce any of the clinical signs previously discussed, including itching, digestive disorders, and respiratory distress. Recommend testing for food allergy when the clinical signs have been present for several months, when the dog has a poor response to steroids, or when a very young dog itches without other apparent causes of allergy. Testing is done with a special hypoallergenic diet. Because it takes at least 8 weeks for all other food products to get out of the system, the dog must eat the special diet exclusively for 8-12 weeks or more. If a positive response occurs, you will be instructed on how to proceed by your Veterinarian.
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By submitting personal information through The Hollywood Pet Resort, you expressly consent to the processing of your personal information according to this Privacy Policy.
Notification of Changes
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time as The Hollywood Pet Resort changes and expands. If we update this Privacy Policy, we will post the updated Policy on this page. Unless otherwise provided below, the revised terms will take effect when they are posted. Once any changes that we make to this Privacy Policy become effective, your continued use of The Hollywood Pet Resort after such time will signify your acceptance of the new terms. If we are going to use your Personally Identifiable Information (as defined below) in a manner different from that stated at the time of collection, we will notify you via email. You will have a choice as to whether or not we use your information in this different manner. In addition, if we make any material changes in our privacy practices that affect User information already stored in our database, we will post a prominent notice on our web site notifying Users of the change. In some cases when we post the notice we may also email Users who have not opted out of receiving communications from us, notifying them of the changes in our privacy practices.
The Hollywood Pet Resort Links to Other Sites
The Hollywood Pet Resort is not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of any other web sites to which the site links or which link to the site. By clicking on a link, logo or other item, please note that you may no longer be on The Hollywood Pet Resort. To check what Internet location you are on, note the URL at the top and/or bottom of your browser. We encourage you to read the posted privacy statement of that web site whenever interacting with any site.
How We Use Registration Information
We use Personally Identifiable Information for our own internal purposes including contacting you via email to inform you about updates to The Hollywood Pet Resort and providing you with information relating to e-commerce transactions that you conduct on the site. We reserve the right to disclose your information as required by law. We do not rent or sell our Users' Personally Identifiable Information to third parties. We do, however, provide you with the opportunity to receive communications via email. To opt-out from any non-critical email messages, simply click on the "unsubscribe" link contained within the email.
Comments Submitted by Users
The Hollywood Pet Resort constantly seeks to improve the quality of and the User experience on The Hollywood Pet Resort site.. We value your input and encourage you to help us expand and make improvements to The Hollywood Pet Resort by providing us with any thoughts or comments you might have regarding the site. When sending us comments we may receive your email address and the country in which you are located. This information is optional. If you provide this information, we will only use it to acknowledge or respond to your comments. Submitting comments via an email will not cause you to receive any secondary or promotional material, unless specifically requested by you. In certain circumstances, we may ask for your permission to post your comments in marketing or promotional materials.
Legal Disclaimer
Though we make every effort to preserve User privacy, we may need to disclose your Personally Identifiable Information when required by law when we have a good-faith belief that such action is necessary to comply with a current judicial proceeding, a court order or legal process.
Privacy Policy
The Hollywood Pet Resort created this Privacy Policy to demonstrate our firm commitment to privacy. When you email your question or answer to us, you accept the terms of this Privacy Policy.
By submitting personal information through The Hollywood Pet Resort, you expressly consent to the processing of your personal information according to this Privacy Policy.
Notification of Changes
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time as The Hollywood Pet Resort changes and expands. If we update this Privacy Policy, we will post the updated Policy on this page. Unless otherwise provided below, the revised terms will take effect when they are posted. Once any changes that we make to this Privacy Policy become effective, your continued use of The Hollywood Pet Resort after such time will signify your acceptance of the new terms. If we are going to use your Personally Identifiable Information (as defined below) in a manner different from that stated at the time of collection, we will notify you via email. You will have a choice as to whether or not we use your information in this different manner. In addition, if we make any material changes in our privacy practices that affect User information already stored in our database, we will post a prominent notice on our web site notifying Users of the change. In some cases when we post the notice we may also email Users who have not opted out of receiving communications from us, notifying them of the changes in our privacy practices.
The Hollywood Pet Resort Links to Other Sites
The Hollywood Pet Resort is not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of any other web sites to which the site links or which link to the site. By clicking on a link, logo or other item, please note that you may no longer be on The Hollywood Pet Resort. To check what Internet location you are on, note the URL at the top and/or bottom of your browser. We encourage you to read the posted privacy statement of that web site whenever interacting with any site.
How We Use Registration Information
We use Personally Identifiable Information for our own internal purposes including contacting you via email to inform you about updates to The Hollywood Pet Resort and providing you with information relating to e-commerce transactions that you conduct on the site. We reserve the right to disclose your information as required by law. We do not rent or sell our Users' Personally Identifiable Information to third parties. We do, however, provide you with the opportunity to receive communications via email. To opt-out from any non-critical email messages, simply click on the "unsubscribe" link contained within the email.
Comments Submitted by Users
The Hollywood Pet Resort constantly seeks to improve the quality of and the User experience on The Hollywood Pet Resort site.. We value your input and encourage you to help us expand and make improvements to The Hollywood Pet Resort by providing us with any thoughts or comments you might have regarding the site. When sending us comments we may receive your email address and the country in which you are located. This information is optional. If you provide this information, we will only use it to acknowledge or respond to your comments. Submitting comments via an email will not cause you to receive any secondary or promotional material, unless specifically requested by you. In certain circumstances, we may ask for your permission to post your comments in marketing or promotional materials.
Legal Disclaimer
Though we make every effort to preserve User privacy, we may need to disclose your Personally Identifiable Information when required by law when we have a good-faith belief that such action is necessary to comply with a current judicial proceeding, a court order or legal process.
