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.... and what pet owners need to consider too ... There's a lot to think about before opening your home to other people's pets. Not every pet sitter can, or should, pet sit in his/her own home. Pet owners should also consider certain things before leaving their pet in a pet sitter's home, rather than keeping their pet at their own homes. For Pet Sitters: Before making a decision to take pets into your own home, consider the living arrangements you will be providing for your p

Just another special touch for your valuable clients An important policy that most pet sitters have requires that a client call their sitter once they return home. There are several reasons for this. Let's say a client is scheduled to arrive home from their trip at 3 pm and tells their sitter that since they will be home before the suppertime feeding of their cats there is no need for the sitter to come to their home that evening. Makes sense, right? But, how will the sitter

Every pet owner wants a top-notch pet sitter. People who enter the field of pet sitting with passion and sincerity want to be known as top-notch pet sitters. There are perfectly wonderful pet sitters out there who truly love each pet and loves spending time with them, caring for them, and building great relationships with them. However, some of these perfectly wonderful pet sitters can ding, or totally ruin, their reputation in the eyes of pet owners by messing up in some ver

There are a lot of different pets out there! If you take thirty seconds and write down all the different types of pets people have, it would be quite the list in that short amount of time. Pet sitters tend to take care of more dogs and cats than anything else, but there are so many other pets that people choose to bring into their family. When I started out in professional pet sitting, I was just going to pet sit for birds. I love birds and thought it would be fun to just fo