Time flies..October festivity

October whizzed pass so quick we hardly had time for updates.. So here is a quick glimpse of the Dusheera celebrations at PetStepin'.

Puja and prayers..bless our home for our four legged family..and may they always be happy and healthy and enjoy true PetStepin' style :)

Everyone got their dose of cuddles..and the doggies enjoyed the little kids pampering them..

It's always so wonderful to celebrate with family and know they are there to support you every step of the way.

Our little pujari in the making !!

OUR TEAM - I'm so grateful to every member of our PetStepin' family and each member's contribution, which is the reason why we are sooo awesome!!

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An escape route too hard to "crack"!? :)

This little one, Muffin, had been trying very hard to dig the floor...If only we could understand dogs better, then we'd know whether it was a treasure hunt or an attempt for an escape route! :D

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