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5 Dog Friendly Hotel Restaurants Not To Miss in Los Angeles There’s something about hotel restaurants that I just love. Walking through a hotel lobby to get to your table just feels so much more chic. The pups can get way more exploring in too. In Los Angeles, there are plenty of restaurants that offer outdoor patios with a spectacular,…
Where to go to find LA’s best shopping – with your pup If you’re anything like me, you love bringing your pup with you everywhere. Living in LA usually means I’ll be out and about and making sure I can get my Vitamin D most of the day. So that leads me to take Weston and Fira with me almost…
Looking for a Homemade Meatloaf recipe for dogs? Raise your hand if you love meatloaf. Why is this such a love or hate food? Lol. I guess it’s the texture? I personally love it – it always tastes homey and comforting, although funnily, I never ate meatloaf growing up. Meatloaf can be a tasty and convenient way to incorporate a…
How to make your own dog nose and paw moisturizer Weston + Fira’s noses get pretty dry and cracked often. Certain breeds, especially French bulldogs, are more prone to dry noses because of their unique facial anatomy. It just looks so uncomfortable when there are cracks! So, I wanted to find a solution for their little noses. I decided to…
A boutique hotel in the heart of West Hollywood… When you pull up to the Chamberlain Hotel on it’s tree-lined street, you might feel like you’ve just missed it. This dog-friendly hotel in West Hollywood is tucked away in a residential area for ultimate peace and privacy. The highlight of this charming hotel is definitely its location. Get the best…
Is there anywhere to take your dog in downtown Los Angeles? It may not feel like the most dog-friendly with its high-rise buildings and hustle bustle, but as DTLA is growing, it’s becoming a vivacious city with tons of things to do with your pup. I find the hip Arts District area to be more dog-friendly, as the vibe is…
Traveling with your dog to England when you’re already in Europe How do you get a dog into England once you’re already in the EU? Are you trying to travel with your dog between Europe and the UK? Answers below. Truthfully, the Eurostar passenger train is not dog-friendly. A private car service could cost upwards of $600, and who really…
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