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How Do We Compete With Companies Like Rover & Wag! Popping Up?

Rebekah Clark On January 15, 2018 / cat sitter 80120, cat sitter 80123, cat sitter 80127, cat sitter 80128, cat sitter 80465, cat sitter 80465, cat sitter Littleton CO, dog sitter 80120, dog sitter 80127, dog sitter 80128, dog sitter 80465, dog sitter Littleton, pet sitter 80120, pet sitter 80123, pet sitter 80127, pet sitter 80128, pet sitter 80465, Pet Sitter Littleton CO, pet sitting Littleton, puppies 80120, puppies 80123, puppies 80127, puppies 80128, puppies 80465, puppies Littleton

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Any business needs to be on their toes, constantly reinventing themselves to compete in their market and after 20 years, it is crazy how the pet industry has changed. Who would have been able to guess that we would have special software for dog walkers and pet sitters, let alone apps where we can just schedule a sitter we have never met to come into our house to care for our furry family members? When I started this pet sitting “gig” in 1995, most people hadn’t even heard of a pet sitter or the concept! My Goal is to put

Pet First Aid

Rebekah Clark On April 26, 2017 / cat sitter Littleton CO, dog walking Littleton, pet safety Littleton, pet sitter 80123, pet sitter 80127, pet sitter 80465, Pet Sitter Littleton CO, pet sitting 80120, pet sitting 80128

Being informed on Pet First Aid when an animal related emergency occurs, could save your pet’s life. Before administering pet first aid, always keep your safety in mind! Never hug an injured pet and always keep your face clear of the mouth to avoid a bite. Remember, administering pet first aid is not a substitute for treatment by a licensed veterinarian. Always take your pet to the vet after an emergency occurs! Broken Bones Bone fractures are very painful! Before handling a pet with a broken bone, first, place a muzzle on them to prevent an unintentional bite. Second, to

Why doesn’t my cat drink a lot of water?

Rebekah Clark On April 3, 2017 / cat nutrition 80120, cat nutrition 80123, cat nutrition 80127, cat nutrition 80128, cat nutrition 80465, cat nutrition Littleton, cat nutrition Morrison, cat sitter 80120, cat sitter 80123, cat sitter 80128, cat sitter 80465, cat sitter Littleton CO, cat sitter Morrison, cats, kidney disease 80120, kidney disease 80123, kidney disease 80127, kidney disease 80128, kidney disease 80465, kidney disease Littleton, kidney disease Morrison, pet sitter 80120, pet sitter 80123, pet sitter 80127, pet sitter 80465, Pet Sitter Littleton CO, pet sitter Morrison, pet sitting 80120

We all know cats are picky. They are known to snub their favorite food and often change where they prefer to sleep. When it comes to their water, their pickiness reaches a whole new level. Kidney disease is the number one killer of most domesticated cats. Knowing why your cat is so picky about drinking water and what you can do to get them to drink more water may help your cat’s kidney function and extend their life! Your Cat Still Uses Its Survival Instincts Ancient Egyptians domesticated the first cat over 4,000 years ago, but Fluffy still uses the

Should I Feed My Cat Wet Food or Dry Food?

Rebekah Clark On March 20, 2017 / cat food 80120, cat food 80123, cat food 80127, cat food 80128, cat food 80465, cat food Littleton, cat products 80120, cat products 80123, cat products 80127, cat products 80128, cat products 80465, cat sitter 80120, cat sitter 80123, cat sitter 80128, cat sitter 80465, cat sitter Littleton CO, cat sitting 80127, cat sitting Littleton, littleton 80127, littleton 80465, pet sitter 80123, Pet Sitter Littleton CO, pet sitting 80120, pet sitting 80127, pet sitting 80128, pet sitting Littleton

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Over the years’ veterinarians have gone back and forth on whether dry or wet food is better for your cat. Even the most experienced of cat owners may not have all the facts. Read along to find out the answer to your question, should I feed my cat wet food or dry food? Feline Dietary Needs Cats require a diet that is high in protein, high in water content, and low in carbohydrates. A cat’s natural diet in the wild would consist of birds, lizards, mice, rabbits, and insects. Their natural prey diet would be high in protein, low in

New Year’s Resolutions for Dog Parents

ChristineJ On January 27, 2017 / cat sitter Littleton CO, cat sitting 80127, cat sitting Littleton, cats, dog walker Littleton CO, dog walking 80123, dog walking 80127, dog walking 80128, dog walking Littleton, dogs, littleton 80123, littleton 80127, littleton 80465, New Year's Resolution for Dog Parents, Pet Care Littleton CO, Pet Sitter Littleton CO, pet sitting 80127, pet sitting 80128, pet sitting Littleton, pets

written by Julie Gajewski Every year millions of people make New Year’s resolutions to eat better, exercise more and live a healthier life style. Why not include man’s best friend in your New Year’s resolutions this year! Here is a list of 5 things you can resolve to do better for your furry companion in 2017. 1) Increase the quality of your dog’s kibble by at least one star Number one on our list of New Year’s Resolutions for Dog Parents is, increase the quality of your dog’s kibble by at least one star. Did you know that not all

Christmas Pet Safety Tips

Rebekah Clark On December 23, 2016 / cat grooming Littleton, cat sitter Littleton CO, cat sitting 80127, cat sitting Littleton, cats, Christmas Pet Safety Tips, dog grooming 80123, dog grooming 80127, dog grooming 80128, dog grooming Littleton, dog walker Littleton CO, dog walking 80123, dog walking 80127, dog walking 80128, dog walking Littleton, dogs, littleton 80123, pet grooming 80123, pet grooming 80127, pet grooming Littleton, pet sitting 80127, pet sitting 80128, pet sitting Littleton, pets

Written by Julie Gajewski The holidays are filled with joy, laughter, and love. But they are also filled with many hazards for our furry loved ones. Help keep your fur kids safe this holiday with these Christmas Pet Safety Tips. 1) Collars with ID Tags & Microchips Number one on our list of Christmas Pet Safety Tips is, collars with ID tags & microchips. The holidays are a revolving door of family, friends, neighbors, and loved ones coming and going to celebrate. This leave the door wide open (pun intended) for your pet to take an adventure in the great

Christmas Gifts for Pets

Rebekah Clark On December 14, 2016 / cat sitter Littleton CO, cat sitting 80127, cats, Christmas gifts for pets, dog grooming Littleton, dog walker Littleton CO, dog walking 80123, dog walking 80127, dog walking 80128, dog walking Littleton, dogs, littleton 80123, Pet Care Littleton CO, pet Christmas gifts, Pet Sitter Littleton CO, pet sitting 80127, pet sitting 80128, pet sitting Littleton, pets

1. You can’t go wrong with a new cozy pet bed Number one on our list of Christmas gifts for pets is a new bed. Fido & Fluffy deserve to be treated like a royalty! And what would king and queen do without a cozy throne to sleep on? The options are limitless! Hammocks for cats to chill and relax, organic & recycled beds for the more earth conscious pet, beds designed for specific breeds like Dachshunds, and unique DIY beds made from repurposed items. Click here to make a DIY pet bed that is both easy and affordable. 2.

Winter Safety Tips for Pets

ChristineJ On December 5, 2016 / cat sitter Littleton CO, cat sitting 80127, dog walker Littleton CO, dog walking 80127, littleton 80123, littleton 80127, littleton 80465, Pet Health, Pet Safety, Pet Sitter Littleton CO, pet sitting 80127, pet winter safety, winter safety tips for pets

Know what temperature your dog can handle Number one on our list of winter safety tips for pets is, know what temperature your dog can handle. Some dogs were born for the snow! Others prefer to bask in the sun and vacation in Florida! Siberian Huskies, Samoyeds, and Great Pyrenees have what it takes in their DNA to withstand extreme temperatures and long snowy hikes. Their double coat protects them from the elements. Be careful when taking Chico the Chihuahua and other small toy breeds outside during a winter wonderland. Their small stature and short hair can cause a leisurely

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