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It’s Time to Show Your Pet Sitter Some Love!

On February 28, 2019   /   Dog Trainer Littleton CO, pet sitter 80120, pet sitter 80123, pet sitter 80127, pet sitter 80128, pet sitter 80465, pet sitter Morrison, pet sitting 80120, pet sitting 80127, pet sitting 80128, pet sitting Littleton  
It’s Time to Show Your Pet Sitter Some Love! The first full week every March is dedicated to Professional Pet Sitters. Let’s show some love to those who love our pets!   As a pet owner, we understand your pet is a member of the family. When life gets in the way, whether its long hours at work, business travel or vacation travel, it’s just as important that your pet’s schedule and care remains a top priority! Having a trusted dog or pet sitter makes that easy! But, not all “pet sitters” are the same; and not all pet sittingRead more →
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Pet First Aid

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  
Pet First Aid | Distinctive Pet Care | Pet Sitter Littleton, CO

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

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

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  
Why doesn't my cat drink a lot of water

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

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Should I Feed My Cat Wet Food or Dry Food?

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

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