Jessica's blog posts

Don’t be spooked - here are the main things to think about to keep your pet safe on Halloween, so you can plan ahead and enjoy the day!

If you plan to become a pet sitter, it will make your job easier to have some basic pet sitting equipment on hand.

Some pets are more relaxed than others when taking medicine, however, it’s common for pets to hate this experience. Here's what to do if so.

What will your pet need during their dog boarding stay? Here are all of the things you should bring along so that your pet has the perfect mini-break.

Just like us humans, dogs can get dementia in their older years. Here is a guide to diagnosing and preventing dementia in your senior dog.

It's a scary scenario for any dog owner: the thought of your dog in a fight. What can you do in case of a dog fight? And how can you prevent dogs from fighting in the first place? Here's what every dog owner and dog sitter should know.

Worried about returning to work and stressing your pet? Learn how to avoid separation anxiety by helping your pet adjust to your new routine.

Pet sitting is busy right now, with travel, increased pet adoptions and returning to the office the main reasons. Find out more.

Should you worry if your dog has eaten chocolate? Discover why chocolate is dangerous for dogs and what to do if your dog eats chocolate.

Can you socialise an older dog? If so, how? Here are some tips to support your older dog to be calm and happy around new people and pets.

How do you gain trust with your pet sitting clients when you are starting your business? Here are some tried and true ways that we know work.

Find out what is meant by dog kennels and dog boarding, as well as tips for finding out which pet care arrangement suits your dog best.

What exactly can you expect from your pet sitter? How long should home visits or and dog walks reasonably take? Find out here!

There are several dog breeds that are adept at living in a compact space, whether you live in an apartment or have a small yard. Here are our top ten!

Heatstroke in dogs can lead to coma and fatality. Here's what you need to do if a dog in your care suffers from heatstroke.