by Annika Hugosson | Jun 18, 2026 | Animal Welfare, Dog Walking, Dogs
This is one of the most Googled questions in dog ownership, and the honest answer is: it depends based on your dog’s age, breed, and health. What follows is a practical breakdown of what the research and veterinary guidance actually say. Why the Question Is...
by Annika Hugosson | Jun 11, 2026 | Animal Welfare, Cats, In-Home Pet Care
Most cat owners have wondered about this at some point — usually right after closing the front door. You picture your cat stretched out on the couch, unbothered (and that’s probably mostly accurate!). But the full picture is a little more interesting than that,...
by Annika Hugosson | May 30, 2026 | Animal Welfare, Dog Walking, Dogs, Durham Community
If you’ve been outside in Durham this month, you already know: May 2026 has been up and down in terms of heat. The Triangle recorded four consecutive days of record-high temperatures this past week, with the thermometer at RDU hitting 97°F on May 19—breaking a...
by Annika Hugosson | Apr 18, 2026 | Animal Welfare, In-Home Pet Care, Pet Health, Pet Safety
If you’ve ever reached into your pet’s water bowl and felt a slippery film along the inside, it’s not just mineral buildup. That slick coating is called biofilm, and it’s something many pet owners encounter without realizing what it is. We recently shared a quick...
by Melissa Lage | Dec 30, 2025 | About Bull City Pet Care, Animal Welfare, Cats, Dogs, Durham Community, Our Dog Walking Team, Pests, Pet Behavior, Pet Holidays, Pet Safety
As we look back on 2025, one thing stands out clearly: our blog posts this year weren’t just about pet care tips and tricks. They were about what truly supports pets, families, and our Durham community in the long term. Across seasons, holidays, and everyday moments,...
by Melissa Lage | Dec 20, 2025 | Animal Welfare, Dog Walking, Dogs, Durham Community, Our Dog Walking Team, Pet Health, Pet Safety
Bull City Pet Care walks dogs across Durham year-round. With that comes shared space with local wildlife. Over the years, we’ve learned that wildlife encounters are harmless. But because particular species become more active or defensive during mating and...
