Comfort and Joy Pet Sitting

09/16/2022

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Our handy list contains plants that have been reported as having systemic effects on animals and/or intense effects on the gastrointestinal tract.

04/21/2021

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03/18/2021

If you can give here or right to the vet clinic. Thank you Laura

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03/09/2021

As we head into spring please keep in mind not all plants and flowers are good for our pets.

03/02/2021

Hello Springtime! Before you embark on your outdoor activities, it’s important to note that some things could spell trouble for your dog. To keep your furry friend safe, here are some springtime hazards to look out for.

02/10/2021

Got ❄️ ⛄️ Check out what animals you are with and maybe didn’t even know!!

12/08/2020

12/07/2020

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12/07/2020

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12/03/2020

Sadly, this grieving family lost their 2 year old rescue pup when she suffocated in a dog food bag on Thanksgiving Day. Erica McCarrens writes, “Lyanna was a rescue pup that was part Lab and maybe some Pit. She was the most wonderful friend. I let her into our fenced-in backyard. I started peeling potatoes and apples for Thanksgiving. I checked on her 5 minutes later and saw her motionless with a bag on her head. I knew then something horrible had happened. She had knocked over a trash can and found the bag. The dog food bag had the powdered dry meat you can sprinkle on kibble. It was a heavy zip lock type bag.
I tried CPR. I screamed for anyone to help but she was gone. This has been the worst experience of my life. I’m trying to find meaning, peace, and support. I am so happy to have found you. Thank you for your awareness campaign. I wish I had known sooner. 💔”
Lyanna’s story is a sad reminder that pet suffocation happens within minutes, even while you’re home. Please share!