Pet Emergency Kit: Next week, add the medical records and contact list. Week after that, gather comfort items and carriers. Build your kit gradually over a month or two.
Check what you already have around the house. Extra leashes, old towels, spare food bowls, that expired first aid kit from ten years ago that still has usable scissors and tweezers. You’re not starting from zero.
Holiday Pet Sitting The holidays are supposed to be about relaxation, family time, and maybe a little too much eggnog. But if you’re a pet parent, that carefree vacation feeling can quickly turn into anxiety about who’s taking care of your furry family members back home. I’ve been pet sitting…
Living with Bears: 15 Essential Homeowner Strategies for Connecticut and Massachusetts Are you seeing bears in Connecticut and Massachusetts? As bear populations recover and suburban development expands into traditional wildlife habitats, homeowners across Connecticut and Massachusetts are increasingly encountering black bears in their neighborhoods. These magnificent creatures are not inherently…
7 Things to Know Before Hiring a Pet Sitter Hiring a Pet Sitter What every pet parent should understand before trusting someone with their furry family member. If you’re planning to be away—whether for a weekend getaway, a weeklong vacation, or an unexpected work trip—leaving your pets behind can stir…
How to Prepare Your Home for a Pet Sitter Prepare Your Home When you’re getting ready to head out of town, finding the right pet sitter is only the first step. Just as important is making sure your home is ready to welcome them—and that your pets feel secure, safe,…
5 Simple Ways to Keep Your Pet Happy While You’re Away Leaving your pet at home while you’re away—whether for work, a weekend trip, or an extended vacation—can be stressful for both you and your furry friend. Fortunately, there are simple steps you can take to ensure your pet stays…
