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A few practical things will make a pet sitter's responsibilities easier during a hurricane. I'm writing this from New England in the good ol' USA, where we get the occasional hurricane or tropical storm. Anyone who has lived through one of these weather events knows how scary they can be. Much damage can be done. Pet sitting under the threat of a storm watch or warning can be a daunting task for a sitter especially if he/she is caring for pets in several homes during this tim

"Paws down", this is what I discovered.... (Cat featured in photo: Todd) Cats love to play - well, most of them do. There are some curmudgeon cats out there that choose not to play and that could be for a whole host of reasons, but that is a post for another week. Today's post though is about the cats that do like to play, and what activities I discovered they liked best. This was not a scientific study by any means, but something I curiously observed during my one-month-shy

I'm sharing how I handled this in order to help other Pet Sitters In general, I hate dealing with money. After all, what is money but little pieces of paper and metal coins that humanity created in order to get what we need during our time on earth? Hating money doesn't mean I don't want it! Money helps me survive and thrive as I go from point A (birth) to point B (death). I need to earn it, save it, spend it and manage it. We all do. All business owners, including professio

Burger King ain't got nothing on me - I can supersize too! When presented with a dilemma I thought and thought and finally, it dawned on me: "Hey, if Burger King can 'supersize' their menu, why can't I?" So I did. I came up with the idea of "Super Visits" after being in the pet sitting business for about two years. Pet sitters create their businesses any way they'd like. It is one of the perks of being a business owner. Some pet sitters offer overnights in the clients' homes