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Enjoy your travels when your pet can't come with you
 Here are a few tips as to where to find and what to look for in a professional pet sitter Where to find a professional pet sitter: *Contact the National Association of Professional Pet Sitters (800-296-PETS) *Solicit recommendations from friends, your veterinarian, vet technicians or dog trainer, or your local humane society *Check your local Yellow Pages What to know when choosing a pet sitter: *What training has the sitter received? *Does the sitter carry liability insurance *Will the sitter provide a written contract detailing his responsibilities? *Does the sitter have a veterinarian he/she can turn to if necessary? *Is there a back-up sitter in case of illness, ect.? *Can the sitter provide personal references? *Will the sitter visit with you beforehand to talk about your pet's specific needs and behavior? *Can the sitter easily be reached if your plans change during travel? Finally, one good test is to ask yourself if you feel comfortable speaking with a potential sitter from the very first call or visit - because a pet sitter is more than just a paid professional. They're people you need to truly trust. |
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Douglas Blvd Veterinary Clinic 3970 Douglas Blvd. |
Monday - Friday
8:00am - 5:30pm
Saturdays
8:00am -12:00pm
(by appointment only)