Do you have insurance?
What do I need to provide for my pet during the sitting?
Do I bring my pet to the meet and greet?
Where do they sleep?
What happens if my pet gets sick or injured while in your care?
Yes, we are insured through Pet Care Insurance.
Please provide your pet’s food and medication (if applicable).
Yes, please bring your pet. This helps them feel more comfortable in a new environment and allows us to see how they interact with the space.
Pets are welcome to sleep in bed with me and cuddle! If you prefer, I also have a large and small kennel available for their comfort.
In the event of an emergency, we will contact you immediately and take your pet to the nearest veterinarian.
When and how do I pay?
My dog hasn’t been around cats; I’m not sure how they’ll react.
Do you play with them and spend time with them, or just feed and let them potty?
How do you handle safety, and what if any tiffs occur?
Do you have experience with dogs in heat?
Payment is required before the service begins or at the start of the service. I accept cash, Cash App, Venmo, Apple Pay, Facebook Pay, and credit cards (with a fee).
That’s perfectly fine! We can arrange a meet and greet to assess their interaction. If your dog has not previously shown any signs of aggression, it typically goes well. My cats are friendly and playful but may hide if they feel scared or threatened.
I work from home, so I spend most of my day with them. They are welcome to join me in my office or play with toys. I ensure regular potty breaks and am flexible with my schedule, so I can engage in play and cuddling often.
I only care for dogs that are compatible with others. If any signs of aggression arise, I will separate them for the remainder of their stay. I can divide the space to ensure they still have access to plenty of toys, water, beds, and other comforts.
Yes, I have experience caring for dogs in heat, including my own. I understand that they may be extra needy or prefer space during this time, and I ensure to provide the appropriate support, whether that means offering more love and attention or allowing them some quiet time.