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💖🐾 I’m at home FULL time 💗💗💗 SMOKE FREE HOME❌🥀 Dogs are my passion 💫💗 My name is ala, I’m a dog/animal lover! Currently residing in Thousand Oaks, California. I’ll treat and take care of your doggo like my own! I’ll make sure your pet will get all the love and attention and whatever else that they need :) I’ll also listen and follow any special requirements or needs for your pet! Feel free to message me with any questions, comments etc. Animals are truly a passion of mine and your doggo will be in good hands! I work from my house the majority of the time so I’ll be able to take care of your pet full time , I walk them around 2-3 times a day unless otherwise stated🙂 I also tend to take a lot of pictures of your pet and send them to you just so you’re reassured your pet is in good hands 💖💖💖 I have a fenced yard and keep the door to the backyard from my room open so they can come in and out but they’re always still on my sight. Just let me know the exact requirements you need for your dog and I’ll of course follow them 😊 I also offer bathing so please let me know if you want me to wash any of your pets. $35 for Small dog, $55 for medium sized dog and $70 for large 💓💓💓 I have all the products supplies etc needed. 💕💕💕 Just in case: Dogs get stressed too! ( this won’t always happen but sometimes it can!) Diarrhea after dog boarding is often due to stress. Potential Causes of Diarrhea After Boarding: Stress: The unfamiliar environment, other dogs, and changes in routine can trigger digestive upset in dogs. Dietary Changes: Even small changes in food or treats can cause diarrhea, especially if the dog is sensitive. Catching Something at the Kennel: While less likely in well-maintained facilities, dogs can pick up viruses or parasites. Motion Sickness: If the dog is sensitive to travel, the car ride home can also contribute to diarrhea. Your Dog Might Be Stressed Boarding can be a stressful experience even for a dog who has been in kennels multiple times in the past. After all, no animal likes to be separated from their owner regardless of how temporary the break might be. The sights, sounds, smells, and new people associated with the facility and his doggy vacation may also be unnerving at best, and it is not unusual for dogs to become a little withdrawn and anxious until they settle in. Unfortunately, much like us, a dog's stress can manifest as an upset stomach and he might have diarrhea both during and immediately after his experience. Some dogs also develop mucus and even a little blood in their stools due to stress. Excitement Can Cause an Upset Stomach You know the feeling of butterflies that you get when you are excited? Well, your dog is likely to be thrilled at the prospect of seeing you and returning home, and sometimes this can cause him to develop inflammation in his gut that then trigger diarrhea. In most instances, this type of diarrhea resolves itself within 48 hours of returning home.