MONDAY: Closed
TUESDAY-FRIDAY: 9am - 7pm
SATURDAY: 9am - 5pm
SUNDAY: 10am - 4pm
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Morning Routines That Energize You and Your Pet

There’s something special about starting the day with a pet. Before the phones start buzzing and the world speeds up, there’s that calm moment when it’s just you, the morning light, and a pair of eager eyes waiting for breakfast or a walk.

Creating a simple morning ritual benefits both of you. Dogs thrive on routine — they learn when it’s time to stretch, eat, and explore. Cats too, though they prefer to think they’re the ones training you. Even small animals respond to predictable feeding and cleaning times.

Keep mornings sensory: a brisk walk through dewy grass, a few minutes of play, or a grooming session on the porch. These simple rituals build trust and help you both shake off sleep.

If mornings are hectic, prep the night before — fill water bowls, measure food, and keep leashes or brushes in one place. The Hungry Puppy carries airtight storage bins, treat containers, and walk-time gear that make organized mornings a little easier.

The key is consistency, not perfection. Your pet doesn’t need elaborate exercise; they crave your presence. Ten mindful minutes in the morning sets a tone of calm connection that lingers all day.

 


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