Pet Care & Dog Walking Services

Q. Describe the most common types of jobs you do for your clients.

A. Our most common types of jobs are ... mid-day dog walks, pet sitting (cat, dog, backyard/urban chickens, and small caged animals), potty breaks for young or senior dogs, horse care (groom, turn-out/bring-in, hold for farrier or vet), and our pet taxi (pick-up/drop-off dogs at groomers or vets, and pet supply delivery).

Q. What do you like most about your job?

A. What do we like most about our job? Well, the animals, of course! We LOVE animals ... we have the best job on earth getting paid to care for animals. We get to play with doggies, groom horses, hold puppies, scatter feed to chickens (and collect fresh eggs!), pet bunnies, and give tummy rubs to kitties ... all day! Every front door we open our furry "clients" are excited to see us. Can you say the same thing about your job?! ♥

Q. What do you wish customers knew about you or your profession?

A. Professional pet sitters are just what the description implies – professional. While having friends, family, or neighbors care for your pets may seem like a logical choice, professional pet sitters do this for a living and have the experience necessary to care for your animals. We are ready to handle unforeseen emergencies and are skilled in the ways of animal behavior, as well as in the finer points of pet care. The untrained friend or neighborhood eighth grader might not be ready for a pet in distress or other emergencies, but our pet care providers are. Our pet sitters are trained in Pet First-aid & CPR, and have many years of experience caring for animals. All of our pet sitters are also insured, bonded, background-checked, and collect sales tax. This means that you can trust us to act responsibly when we enter your home. Since this is our job, you can count on us to be there.

Q. Write your own question and answer it.

A. What does a pet sitter do?

Caring pet owners know that most pets adjust better to their owner’s absence and experience less anxiety and stress when they can remain in their home environments. Pet sitters make this possible with daily visits to your home.

In addition to meals, potty breaks, and playtime, professional pet sitters may also administer medications, walk dogs, turn-out horses, and perform other pet-care duties. That’s why in-home pet care is the choice of pet owners and the “pet-preferred” method of daycare and vacation/travel care.

Pet sitters may also provide vital home-care services while you are away, including mail or newspaper pickup, placing trash outside for pickup, watering the plants, or rotating the lights and opening or closing the blinds to make your house look lived in.

A professional pet sitter provides peace of mind for everyone.

Q. Write your own question and answer it.

A. What are the advantages for my pet?

~Reduced Stress - Your pet stays in its own familiar secure environment where all the sights, smells and sounds say “Home!”

~Diet and Exercise - Customary diet and exercise routines are followed, with no interruption to upset your pet.

~No “Travel Trauma” - Travel in a vehicle to boarding facility or kennel may upset your pet.

~Health Concerns - With a pet sitter, there is minimal exposure to illness of other animals, or risk of injury by interacting with unknown animals.

~TLC - Most importantly, your pet receives love and personal attention while you are away.


What are the advantages for me?

~Travel - You won’t be inconvenienced or upset by transporting your pet.

~No Imposition - You don’t have to impose on a friend, neighbor or relative to care for your pet, but instead rely on a pet care professional who will put you pet’s needs first.

~Peace of Mind - Your home is made more secure by the crime deterrent services provided.

~Relax - While you’re away, you can feel confident your pet is in capable, caring hands.

~Special Services - Pet sitters can provide additional home services while caring for your pet, such as bringing in the mail and newspaper.

~Warm Welcome - You can return home at any hour of the day and find you healthy happy pet eagerly awaiting your return.

Q. Write your own question and answer it.

A. What are the benefits of dog walking over dog-daycare centers?

For many dogs, daycare environments can reinforce undesirable behavior and may cause anxiety from the ever changing group of other dogs. Many common dog illnesses can also be contracted in the daycare settings, making it unsafe for puppies and some older dogs. A dog walker provides personal and specialized attention for you and your pet. As your personal pet professional we can help tackle any issue you may have and help your dog be the best they can be!