Oneka Pet Resort is implementing new processes for the foreseeable future based on the Emergence Executive Order 20-81 published by Governor Tim Walz on July 22nd, 2020. As always we are here for you and your pets! The following changes will start July 25th, 2020. All services remain open Our lobby will be closed to customers Customers are required to wear a mask … Read More
Enrichment Activities for Dogs at Home
Canine enrichment activities are vital to engage your dog physically and mentally, and ultimately keep your dog happy and healthy.
COVID-19 and the impact to your Pets
COVID-19, commonly referred to as the coronavirus, has been causing significant disruption in our daily lives. Because we want to ensure everyone stays Happy, Healthy and Safe, Oneka Pet Resort has been working with Dr. Michelle Beck at P.A.W.S. Pet Hospital, to put together this information about the impact of COVID-19 and pets. This information is a collaboration from multiple … Read More
Onkea Behavioral Dog Training
What’s different with Oneka Training classes compared to other dog training classes? We get asked that a lot about Oneka Behavioral Dog Training! What we tend to say is we want you to understand the importance of proper communication between you and your dog. Most the classes seemed overly structured with no flexibility for the participants. Sometimes so much structure … Read More
Fireworks and Dogs
The 4th of July is fun and exciting for so many of us. Getting together with friends and family, being outdoors, enjoying the weather, and of course FIREWORKS. But for some of our 4 legged family members this may not be as exciting. All the things we enjoy about the holiday are also what causes some of our dogs extreme … Read More
Canine Upper Respiratory Tract Infection
What is a Canine Upper Respiratory Tract Infection (URT), (a.k.a. Kennel Cough) Kennel Cough (Canine Upper Respiratory Tract Infection) is a common and highly contagious respiratory disease. Unfortunately, it is impossible to entirely safeguard against this virus. Even vaccinated dogs may acquire kennel cough (although usually a less severe form than they would have otherwise). The virus incubates for up … Read More