Healthy Pets NH & Happy Tails Ranch is a K-9 Wellness Center and Small Breed Doggy Daycare. Healthy Pets NH is owned and operated by April Begosh. April is a lifelong pet owner whose pets have included dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, birds, turtles and even snakes. She has lived with dogs for over 30 years and has spent time volunteering at a local dog rescue. In addition to her work with dogs, April has been a massage therapist for the past 20 years and has recently started using her massage skills and experience with pets to help manage a variety of issues that our pets can experience both physically and mentally. April started Healthy Pets NH in 2009 with the aim of providing pet owners with training and education in emergency and wellness care for pets. Her goal was to help pet owners to create safer, healthier and happier lifestyles for their pets. She is certified through Pet Tech which is the only international company that exists exclusively to provide training in CPR, First Aid and care for pets to pet owners and pet professionals. After 5 years of being a mobile classroom, April has expanded Healthy Pets NH into a canine wellness center and small breed doggie daycare where dogs can get the wellness care that they need in the form of physical therapy, chiropractic, massage, reiki and other holistic and traditional services and where they can also get the socialization and exercise that they need in the form of playcare through the on-site small breed doggie daycare, Happy Tails Ranch.

What you will get with your pup food bowl collar reading material toys slicker brush puppy food, dry and wet, chewy treat freshly clipped toe nails knowledge of some commands puppy shots and worming support via phone or email vet visit and microchip registration papers AND 5 generation pedigree health record booklet written guarantee and pet sitting (when I am able) Your future baby receives cuddles, the best food, and is learning commands. They live in my house and play in the yard. Once the pup can walk and eat a bit of food, he will be directed to the potty to 'go potty.' I teach "outside" "inside" , "come treat", and " come eat."