| | | ðū Start your day on the right paw and… | | … see the world through your dog's eyes ðū | | Happy Tuesday: | | | True or False? | Dalmatians are born with their spots. | (scroll to the bottom to find the answer!) | |
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| | Dog-Friendly Cruise Setting Sail in 2025 | Would you ever take your pup on a cruise? | The Margaritaville at Sea Islander, departing from Tampa, Florida, is making history by welcoming 250 dogs and their humans—a rare opportunity in the world of cruising, where pets are usually left behind. | This isn't an average getaway. From dog shows and costume contests to parades and training sessions, the activities are designed to bring joy to both pups and their people. Dogs can splash around in water zones made just for them, enjoy some well-earned pampering from onboard groomers, or even be catered to by a dedicated pet butler. | It's a unique milestone for dog lovers everywhere, and such a fun idea to think about—what better way to celebrate the bond with your best friend? Would your dog enjoy an adventure like this? |
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| | | Holiday Hazards For Your Pup To Avoid | The holiday season brings excitement, warmth, and plenty of celebrations—but it can also introduce unexpected dangers for our pets. To ensure your pet stays safe while you enjoy the festivities, here are some key holiday hazards to be aware of: | Fatty Foods: Rich holiday foods can lead to digestive issues like pancreatitis in dogs and cats. It's best to avoid feeding them table scraps. Chocolate: A holiday favorite, but chocolate is toxic to both dogs and cats. Grapes and Raisins: Even small amounts can cause kidney failure in dogs, and they're best kept out of reach. Holiday Plants: Poinsettias, holly, and mistletoe can cause gastrointestinal distress and, in some cases, more severe symptoms. Ornaments and Tinsel: These can be dangerous if ingested, causing choking or digestive blockages. Electrical Cords: Pets may chew on cords. Keep them safely tucked away.
| Be mindful of these hazards to ensure your pet enjoys a safe and happy holiday season! |
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| | | Customize the Perfect Gift for You and Your Pup | If you love your little rascal, you want the whole world to know. For dog parents who cherish their furry friends, finding something unique and meaningful is always a priority. Now, you can celebrate your pup with a custom garden stake—finally available at an affordable price! | MostlyPaws makes custom garden stakes (and other amazing gifts) that celebrate your pup in style—and they're having their biggest sale of the year right now! Here's what you can get: | A garden stake that can be customized for your dog. You can choose the breed and add your dog's name! 40% off in this exclusive offer!
| We're excited to partner with MostlyPaws for their biggest sale of the year! Take 40% off and get a special gift that celebrates your pup—a thoughtful, practical keepsake you or a friend will use every day. |
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| | | | Minnie's Tips For Including Your Pup In Holiday Festivities | The holidays are the perfect time to make lasting memories—and your pup should definitely be part of the fun! From cute outfits to cozy moments, here's how to include your pet feel while keeping things safe and stress-free: | Festive Fashion:
Help your dog embrace the holiday spirit with adorable outfits—think cozy sweaters or a festive bandana. Snap some photos and create memories that will last long after the season is over! | Tasty Treats:
Whip up some holiday-themed, dog-safe treats using ingredients like pumpkin, peanut butter, and carrots. Just remember to double-check that your pet's snacks are safe and suit their dietary needs. | Holiday Fun for All:
Include your pet in seasonal activities! Take them for a snowy walk, set up a winter-themed playdate, or create a treasure hunt with hidden treats and toys around the house. | Pup Haven:
During gatherings, provide a quiet space for your dog to relax. With all the excitement, a cozy corner with their bed and toys can offer them a retreat from stress. | Celebrate this holiday season by making your pup feel special and part of the joy—because they're family too! What are some of your favorite ways to include your dog in the holiday celebrations? |
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| | | Final Bark | MostlyPaws makes custom garden stakes (and other amazing gifts) that celebrate your pup in style—and they're having their biggest sale of the year! | Don't forget to claim your exclusive offer: Take 40% off and create a customized gift that is perfect for your pup, you, or a friend! |
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| | Would you take your pup on a cruise? | |
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| | A Special Message From Our Best Buddies | | Daily Dig is inspired and brought to you by our wonderful dogs. Our dogs, and all the other pups out there, make the world a happier, brighter place. ❤️ |
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| With lots of love, | Stitcher, Minnie, & Finnegan ðū |
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| | | | ðĶī A Little Treat | ðĪ True or False: False, dalmatians are not born with their spots! Dalmatians are born white, and their spots develop as they grow. | ðķ DOTD: Give your pup the spotlight by submitting them for the dog of the day! This month's theme is pups in the holiday spirit. Reply to this email with the best pics of your dog looking festive, cozy, or spreading holiday cheer. Be sure to include their name and a short description to be featured in an upcoming newsletter. | ðĨ° Spread positivity: Do you enjoy starting your day off with our community? If so, please consider forwarding this email to help us spread our love of all things dogs! | ð Reply for a surprise: If you are reading this reply with if your dog loves the holidays for a surprise in your inbox! | |
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