• posted: May 08, 2025
• dogs,  physical exersize

Whether your dog is shy or social, one thing is certain — they need movement. Regular, purposeful exercise isn’t a luxury. It’s a requirement for a long and healthy life. Inactivity leads to weight gain, stiffness, boredom, anxiety, and even behavior issues. And no, a 30-minute walk once a day isn’t enough for most dogs. They’re built to move for hours — they crave the outlet. At PupStars, we make sure every dog gets moving, even if they don’t play in groups. From treadmill time to neighborhood walks, we meet every dog’s physical needs in a safe, structured way. Tired is good — but fulfilled is better. Let’s raise the bar for what “healthy” looks like for your pup. Read More

• posted: May 07, 2025
• dogs,  dog behavior,  dog enrichment

Real rest matters — even for dogs. Discover why structured downtime is just as important as social play in any quality dog daycare program. Read More

• posted: May 07, 2025
• dogs,  enrichment,  mental stimulation

Training shouldn’t stop at “sit.” After basic obedience, most dogs never get another structured learning experience. Life takes over and we assume they’ve “got it.” But that’s like sending a kid to kindergarten and calling it done. Without ongoing guidance, dogs fall into bad habits. They ignore recall, drag on the leash, bolt through doors. Not because they’re bad — but because they haven’t been shown what to do instead. Playtime is great, but it’s not enough. Dogs need continued learning, exposure to new environments, mental challenges, and interaction with people beyond their family. That’s how we create dogs who are adaptable, focused, and safe in the real world. A strong recall can save a life. A curious, confident dog is easier to board, Read More

• posted: May 07, 2025
• dogs,  dog behavior

Many dog daycares emphasize nonstop group play, but this approach can overwhelm dogs and lead to stress or behavioral issues. At PupStars, we prioritize a balanced daycare experience with short, meaningful social interactions, enrichment activities, and true rest. This curated approach supports each dog’s mental, emotional, and physical well-being—so they leave not just tired, but truly fulfilled and happy. Read More

• posted: Nov. 20, 2024

While your pup may not understand Thanksgiving, that does not mean they do not want to be included in the beautiful meal you have prepared for your loved ones. While certain dishes can be poisonous for your dogs, many of the foods on your Thanksgiving table are safe and nutritious! Let's explore some of the foods to avoid and share with your pup this Thanksgiving. Read More

• posted: Jul. 03, 2024

As the rest of the world celebrates with friends, family, BBQ's and fireworks, for most pet parents, Fourth of July festivities include comforting anxious pets and taking the additional steps Read More

• posted: Jun. 25, 2024
• Summer,  Hot Weather,  Safety

Warm Weather Has Arrived Nothing beats a beautiful summer day, outside, with your pup.  However, a warm day can go sour, quickly, if you are not informed and prepared.  While our Read More

• posted: Feb. 22, 2024

Different foods have different energetic properties that can either warm or cool your pet’s body. Read More

• posted: Jul. 28, 2022

People often think that living in the city with a dog is unhealthy for their pet. They argue that they stay cooped up in a tiny apartment for hours on Read More

• posted: Jun. 17, 2019

Pet Care Services in Chicago, IL If you are a pet owner of a dog or cat, you probably want your furry friend to receive the best pet care possible. At Read More