“It has taken me several days to figure out how to express just how blessed we feel to have found our fur baby at Blessed Day Doodles. We had been searching for three years to welcome a fur baby into our home after the passing of our older dogs. After COVID, the population of those scamming well-intentioned buyers — those whose hearts had been broken with the loss of a pet, or those just starting out — were being taken advantage of, requiring deposits without ever letting them visit or see the puppies. For three years we searched and were left heartbroken. Meeting Tera and finding Blessed Day Doodles have restored our trust in humanity and healed our hearts with a new beginning. I cannot recommend Blessed Day Doodles enough. They are a first-class run puppy paradise and we are furever grateful — already looking forward to purchasing another in a few years. Blessings to you all!”
Puppy wellness support.
Notes on nutrition, supplements, and the first-week health routine for families bringing home a Blessed Day Doodles puppy.
Wellness starts with consistency
The first week home is not the time for major food changes or a crowded schedule. Keep meals, rest, potty breaks, and handling predictable while your puppy learns your home.
Supplements and food
Tera will share the current food and wellness recommendations for your puppy at go-home time. If a supplement such as NuVet is discussed, follow the written instructions provided with your puppy packet and ask your veterinarian if you have medical questions.
Vet check
Families should schedule the first vet visit soon after pickup. Bring your records, vaccine information, and any questions about food, supplements, parasite prevention, or activity limits.
Need the current recommendation?
Contact Tera for the most current puppy packet, food list, and go-home guidance.