How to Thank Your Pet Sitter While tips and gifts are never expected, they are ALWAYS appreciated. Our sitters work very hard and it really puts a smile on our faces when we know we’re appreciated. Here are some tips on how to thank your sitter… Tipping: Cash is always best. As a rule of thumb,
“Licensed, insured, and bonded” pet sitters SOURCE: https://www.petsitusa.com/blog/?p=795 by THERESE on NOVEMBER 27, 2007 Many pet sitters say they are “licensed, bonded, and insured” and proudly display it on their marketing materials and websites. What does all of this actually mean though? Insurance and bonding are pretty straightforward, but it’s the use of the word “licensed”
Choosing a Pet Sitter Pet sitters do much more than provide a pet with food and water while their guardian is away from home. A good pet sitter also spends quality time with the animal, gives them exercise and knows how to tell if they need veterinary attention. What’s more, pet sitters typically offer additional
Preparing for Your Pet Sitter’s Visit How can you prepare your home and pets for your pet sitter? Whether this is your first or fiftieth time using a professional pet sitter, there are some things you can do to help your sitter provide the best possible care for your precious pets. You can help ensure that each
The Number 1 Tip for Stress-free travel: Hire an in-home pet sitter to care for your animals while you’re away. This will alleviate the worry that your furry loved one is not receiving proper care and attention. It also removes the burden we sometimes put on our neighbors, family and friends. Plan ahead and schedule
Hire a professional dog walker to maintain regular exercise for your dog! SOURCE: http://www.cesarsway.com/dog-care/dog-health/Keeping-Fido-Fit-not-Fat#ixzz2wvHeqN4M Keeping Fido Fit, Not Fat By Wendy Wilson Our pets weigh too much. According to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention’s latest veterinary survey, 53 percent of adult dogs and 55 percent of adult cats in the United States — that’s 88.4
Five Ways to Prepare Your Pets for Spring SOURCE: http://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/five-ways-to-prepare-your-pets/24414487 By Kristen Rodman, AccuWeather.com Staff Writer March 20, 2014 With the official start to spring, [in Wisconsin], soon temperatures will climb and outdoor activities will return in full force, bringing forth new threats to household pets. However, owners can prepare their pets for the change in
On Saturday, March 29th Brew City Pet Services will sponsor the “March Madness Donation Drive & Adoption Event” at Second Hand Purrs http://www.jsonline.com/business/pressrelease/Milwaukee-Pet-Sitting-Service-to-Sponsor-Donation-Drive-and-Adoption-Event-247622621.html February 27th — Milwaukee, WI Brew City Pet Services exists to provide the best care possible to animals in the local area. And this care goes far beyond just feeding and walking
5 Ways to Winterize Your Pet SOURCE: http://www.prevention.com/5-ways-winterize-your-pet?s=1 Keep your furry friends warm and healthy this season By: Hannah Woit Storm windows? Check. Snow tires? Check. Winter woollies? Check. What about your dog or cat? While you’re prepping your home, your car, and your wardrobe for the colder months, don’t forget to weatherproof your furry friend.
You may have read from the, “About Us” section of our site that I, Stephanie, graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM). Having double majored in Marketing and Mass Communication, I was fortunate to meet many fascinating people throughout my journey. Many of those people have unique skills that have allowed them to obtain additional
