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We love our pets. They’re cute, cuddly, humorous, and a natural stress relief overall. But they can be stinky. While good hygiene and cleaning help to keep odors at bay, some stenches feel like an ongoing fight – like the cat litter box of a feline with stomach issues. Not talking from experience… Odor issues don’t have to be extreme. …
Want to move to coastal North Carolina and enjoy the sunshine and moderate temperatures? We need to make one thing abundantly clear – we don’t really “do” fall. Oh, sure, we get the pumpkin spice lattes, “Fall Festivals”, and pumpkin decorations (just like the rest of North Carolina), but if you ask where the local pumpkin patch is, someone is …
It’s “Dress Up Your Pet Day”! After browsing the Twitter feed of adorable pets dressed up, we decided there needs to be more real-estate-inspired pet costumes. So, if you’re looking for ideas for your dog or cat, here are some of our suggestions… Please note: The Cameron Team has not been paid or received any other compensation to include any …
If you want a special place for your four-legged friend, you don’t have to look much further than your garage or local yard sale. With a little elbow grease and a creative eye, you can repurpose some common household items into a new bed or dog crate. Below are some ideas to get you started! 1. Crib to Dog Crate …
If you’re visiting Wilmington to view homes for sale and want to bring your pet on the trip, there are many pet-friendly hotels and bed & breakfasts in the area. We’ve compiled for you a list of some of the most highly recommended options. Short Stay Camellia Cottage Bed & Breakfast 4th Street in Historic Wilmington 2 Pets – $15 …
Want to get your four-legged pooch outside and socializing? Take him to one of the Wilmington area dog parks! There are a few to choose from depending on your location and they’re all FREE! North Wilmington Ogden Park (New Hanover County) 615 Ogden Park Drive Wilmington, NC 28411 Off-leash area (small dog and large dog) with water and waste stations. …
We often get asked what the rules are for dogs on the Wilmington area beaches; so, we’ve compiled a quick breakdown on leash laws: Wrightsville Beach NO Dogs April 1st through September 30th. Dogs are allowed October 1st through the end of March, provided they are on a leash. Owners MUST pick up all dog waste and dispose of it …
