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Practical information about pet sitting & boarding to help you care for your pet and prepare questions for your veterinarian.
The first 24 hours with a new pet sitter represent the most behaviourally volatile window of any care transition for dogs and cats. Understanding species-specific stress responses and communicating the right information before departure can make the difference between a settled pet and a welfare crisis.
Senior dogs require a far more detailed care handover than younger pets, covering medications, mobility needs, cognitive health, and emergency protocols. This guide walks owners through every document, note, and contact a professional pet sitter needs before day one.
Spring break is one of the busiest seasons for pet sitters, making early planning and thorough vetting critical. This guide covers the essential questions every pet owner should ask before entrusting their animal to a professional sitter.
A professional breakdown of specific tasks and time management during a standard pet sitting visit. Learn how to agree on visit tasks, length, and timing with your sitter.
Differentiating between normal adjustment stress and clinical separation anxiety in kennel environments. A professional guide to physiological signs, threshold management, and intervention.
Deciding between a professional pet sitter and a family friend for the Easter break requires a careful risk assessment. This guide compares reliability, insurance, and emergency readiness to ensure your pet remains safe while you travel.
Minimise transition stress through systematic desensitisation and environmental familiarity. A professional protocol for ensuring psychological safety during owner absence.