“pet sitting” is defined as “the act of caring for a pet in its own home while the owner is away.” dog walking is also a form of pet sitting since it involves coming to the pet’s home to provide exercise and companionship. while some pet sitters and dog walkers offer additional services, such as limited in-home boarding (less than 30 percent offer this service, according to psi’s 2020 state of the industry survey), these are separate services, and not …

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we will be using her again in the future!” (more) “we are very pleased with janet’s attention to our dogs needs and her sensitivity to our wanting to know how her visits are going. we’ll be in the middle of the magic kingdom about to go on pirates…” (more) about: i’m a friendly and caring person who loves taking care of animals. she boarded my dog for a few days and sent pictures through out the time and made sure …

she started pet sitting for me when she was in high school. she took great care of our hershey and hayley. big or small animals i love and adore them all. i do work f… (more) “ashley treated our pups like family. she was very caring about each one of their special circumstances and special …” (more) “breanna really helped us out when we were in a pinch for a dog sitter. she left a very detailed note about her …

faced with hectic schedules and long commutes—or even a pet who’s dealing with separation anxiety—more people are hiring professional sitters to ensure their animals’ health and happiness. but there’s a lot to consider when choosing a sitter. they should be trustworthy, professional, knowledgeable and able to handle emergencies. the internet (including neighborhood and community websites) is a great place to start. check the bulletin boards at local stores or your veterinarian’s office for ads, then reach out to potential sitters …