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Is Your Pet Ready for Northwest Indiana’s Colder Weather?
Is Your Pet Ready for Northwest Indiana’s Colder Weather?
Simple ways to keep your dogs and cats comfortable as temperatures drop
If you've lived in Northwest Indiana for any length of time, you know how quickly the weather can change. One day we're enjoying a beautiful fall afternoon, and the...
Halloween Pet Safety: 6 Tips for a Safe and Happy Howl-oween!
Halloween Pet Safety: 6 Tips for a Safe and Happy Howl-oween!
Halloween is full of fun, costumes, candy, and spooky surprises! While we enjoy all the excitement, it's important to remember that Halloween can look and feel a little different through the eyes of our pets.
From constantly ringing doorbells...
Rainy Days, Restless Pets: Fun Ways to Keep Dogs and Cats Happy Indoors
Rainy Days, Restless Pets: Fun Ways to Keep Dogs and Cats Happy Indoors
Because a rainy day doesn't have to mean a boring day for your best friend! 🐾
We all know how unpredictable Northwest Indiana weather can be. One minute the sun is shining, and the next we're looking...
How Often Should My Dog Be Groomed?
How Often Should My Dog Be Groomed? It Depends on Their Coat
One of the most common questions pet parents ask is:
“How often should my dog be groomed?”
The answer isn’t the same for every dog.
A good grooming schedule depends on your dog’s coat type, lifestyle, age, skin...
Flea Season Isn't Over!
Flea Season Isn’t Over!
Summer may be winding down, but flea season is still going strong in Northwest Indiana. Fleas thrive during warm weather and can continue living inside a warm home throughout the year.
Once fleas enter your home, they can hide in pet bedding, carpeting, furniture and floor...
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The Dog Days of Summer: 5 Grooming Problems Pet Parents Should Watch For
Summer brings plenty of fun for our dogs—swimming, sprinkler play, lake days, long walks, and extra time outside.
But all that water, heat, and humidity can be tough on their coats and skin. Here in Northwest Indiana, we often begin seeing a few common grooming problems as summer winds down....
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Keep Pets Safe This 4th of July
Tips to Keep Pets Safe on July 4th
The 4th of July is full of fun for people — cookouts, family time, fireworks, and celebrations.
But for many pets, it can feel scary, loud, and confusing.
Fireworks, unfamiliar guests, open doors, and holiday foods can all create extra risks for...
Why Your Dog's Groom Appointment Is Actually a Health Check-in, in Disguise
Most pet parents think of grooming the same way they think about a haircut — drop your dog off looking shaggy, pick them up smelling like a dream. And yes, that's part of it. But if that's all you think grooming is, you're missing something important.
At Hydrant Pet Center,...
What Your Dog’s Sleeping Position Says About Their Personality
What Your Dog’s Sleeping Position Says About Their Personality 🐾
Ever look over at your dog sleeping and think… “How is that even comfortable?” 😂
From dramatic belly-up sleepers to blanket burrito pros, our dogs all have their own little bedtime habits. But believe it or not, those goofy sleeping...
Spring means sunshine, fresh air… and a whole lot of shedding
🌸 Why Spring Grooming Matters More Than You Think
As the weather starts to warm up, you might notice a little more fur around your home…
And by “a little,” we mean everywhere. 😊
Spring is one of the most important times of year for grooming — not just for...
Start a Career You Can Be Proud Of: Hydrant Pet Center’s Dog Grooming Academy
Start a Career You Can Be Proud Of: Hydrant Pet Center’s Dog Grooming Academy
Not everyone is meant for a desk job. Some people are wired to work with their hands, create something beautiful, and care for animals in a meaningful way. That’s exactly why we created Hydrant Pet Center’s Dog...
Winter Salt & Pets: What Every Pet Owner Should Know (From Your Grooming Team)
Winter Salt & Pets: What Every Pet Owner Should Know (From Your Grooming Team)
Winter brings snow, ice, and safer walkways—but it also brings hidden hazards for pets. Ice melt and sidewalk salt are necessary for human safety, yet they can be surprisingly harsh on paws, skin, and overall health....