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Preparing Your Pet for Back-to-School Season
As the back-to-school season approaches, families in North County San Diego are gearing up for a shift in their daily routines. While kids are excited about new classes and reunions with friends, this time of year can be challenging for our furry family members. Pets,...
Is Raw Food Right For Your Pet?
August is also known as Rawgust in the raw pet food community. Raw food for pets has been a multi-million dollar industry since the late '90s. It has been somewhat controversial, especially with veterinarians, but has been more widely accepted and preferred lately as...
Keeping Your Furry Friends Hydrated: July is National Pet Hydration Awareness Month
As a professional pet sitting service, we understand the importance of keeping our furry friends healthy and happy. With National Pet Hydration Awareness Month upon us, it's the perfect time to shed light on the crucial topic of pet hydration. Just like humans, pets...
Embracing “Take Your Pet To Work Week” with Pet Sitters International
As a professional pet sitter and dog walking service, we understand the unique bond between pets and their owners. This is why we are thrilled to spotlight "Take Your Pet To Work Week," an initiative organized by Pet Sitters International (PSI). This annual event,...
How to Prepare for Disaster as a Pet Owner in California
May 11th is National Disaster Preparedness Day. Living in California means enjoying its sunny beaches, diverse cultures, and innovative cities. However, it also means preparing for natural disasters such as earthquakes, wildfires, and floods. For pet owners, ensuring...
Pet Loss and Grief
My husband and I had to help our 14 year old dog cross over the Rainbow Bridge on April 1. He had cancer for the past 2 years or so, and was starting to really decline and had no quality of life. He gave us that look, and we knew it was time to let him go and end his...