IN HOME PET SITTING
In-home care is a great alternative to day /night care facilities. I stay in your home with your pets, so they’re able to maintain a normal schedule, sleep in their own beds, and receive one-on-one attention from a true animal lover. An additional benefit of in-home pet sitting is that people (or lurkers) can see that your home is occupied. The lights are on and someone is home! Your space will always be treated respectfully, and you’ll return to a home that is at least as clean as you left it, with laundered towels and sheets.
24-hr care includes:
Dog Walking
Meals & Meds
Endless Affection
Mail Retrieval
Plants Watered
Trash /Recycling Bins In & Out
Home Deliveries & Service Calls
ANIMAL MASSAGE THERAPY
Does your elderly dog have a difficult time getting up off the floor, or going up and down stairs? Is your furry friend anxious, nervous, hyperactive, restless, depressed? Do they have an injury that isn’t healing as quickly as it should? Dogs benefit from massage in all the same ways people do!
Massage eases pain, stress, and tension, increases oxygen flow and range of motion, improves circulation of blood and lymphatic fluids, encourages restoration, cultivates trust and bonding, flushes out toxins, reduces anxiety and fear, improves digestion, and much, much more. It’s not just a treat for your beloved pet, it’s legitimate health care.
RATES
30 Minutes = $50
60 Minutes = $80
90 Minutes = $110
CARE BY THE HOUR
When the calendar permits, I offer pet-sitting during the day. Happy to handle meals, administer medications, and go on short walks during these visits. Prices listed include first 2 animals. Additional pet prices negotiable.
RATES
1 hour = $36
2 hours = $66
3 hours = $90
4 hours = $108
5+ hours = $24/hr
I think we all agree… dogs rock. My beloved beagle, Jake, died in 2014. Still grieving, and not yet ready for a new companion, I began dog-sitting for friends and acquaintances. Having worked as a personal & executive assistant to top tier clients for over a decade, my discretion, versatility, and trustworthiness were well established, and a good fit for work which brings me into peoples’ homes. And it turns out, it wasn’t just my dog… they’re ALL awesome! This compelled me to learn Small Animal First Aid and CPR/Rescue Breathing Training, and then to become a certified Small Animal Massage Therapist. I am looking into new ways to further my canine education beyond this, as I believe that we have only scratched the surface of what can be learned from dogs. Their relationships to each other, to other animals, and to us, are undervalued and underutilized. I endeavor to be part of this exploration.
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