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Highway 20 Feed
Fort Bragg
Highway 20 Feed, owned by Mike and Janet and Family since November 2001, is a go-to destination in Fort Bragg, Mendocino County, for all things...
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A & L Feed
Mckinleyville
A & L Feed, a family-owned business established in 1975 in McKinleyville, California, has been a staple in the Humboldt community for over 47 years.
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Arcata
Coming to you from the heart of the Redwoods in Arcata, California, Arcata Pet Supplies has been a staple in the community since 1972, boasting the same local ownership for over four decades.
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Arcata
Humboldt Pet Supply, situated in the charming town of Arcata, California, offers a haven for pet owners exploring the North Coast with their furry companions.
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Mckinleyville
Nor Cal Pet has been operating as a 501c non-profit rescue since 2022 and also runs a pet store with grooming services.
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Arcata
For 85 years, Tractor Supply Company has been passionate about serving the needs of recreational farmers, ranchers, homeowners, gardeners and
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Splash hits: Summer delights for water-loving dogs
The dog days of summer are here! Got a pup who loves the water? California's rivers, lakes and coastal landscapes welcome four-legged family members with paw-some adventures.
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Rove the rivers and coastline of magical Mendocino
Few places cater to water-loving canines like Catch A Canoe & Bicycles, Too. A perennial DogTrekker favorite, this Mendocino coast mainstay runs guided tours and rents dog-friendly watersports equipment on the Stanford Inn grounds. Innkeepers Joan and Jeff Stanford have…
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Stanford Inn: Green, gorgeous and welcoming for 45 years
The Stanford Inn by the Sea in Mendocino celebrates 45 years of welcoming dogs with ocean-view rooms, plant-based dining, spa services and nature walks. This eco-resort treats four-legged guests like family, with treats, beds and coastal trails nearby.
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Redwoods, shallow roots, and dogs on fire roads
Coast redwoods have roots just 6-12 feet deep but 100 feet wide. Here's why that shapes where your dog can walk in California's redwood parks.
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Roosevelt elk and dogs: rules for the North Coast
Roosevelt elk, bears, seal pups, plovers — California's North Coast is thick with wildlife. Here's exactly what to do when your dog meets them.
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Pups for the planet: leaving only paw prints
This Earth Day, DogTrekker is celebrating something worth wagging about: our community. A recent reader survey shows 99% of you pack it in and pack it out, and 95% leash up in sensitive habitats. Now, that’s a pack worth howling…
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