Pet Nanny NYC

Pet Nanny NYC Professional individual dog walks, puppy visits, cat visits, pet sitting service w/ LOTS of love & care with 15 yrs in business.

06/04/2026

Here kitty kitty! Who doesn’t ❤️a kitties purring!?

06/04/2026

Pet Nanny NYC wanted to share this page / Lucie!YOU HAVE TO WATCH! Lucie is SO adorable!


What a busy week we’ve had! What’s your favourite one from this week? I have to say the helichopper woo was quite the surprise!





06/01/2026

Sweet baby Basil and her big friend Milo!

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05/30/2026

Puppymills = animal abuse. Please adopt, never buy from puppy stores. This mother was rescued after years of neglect and being used for her puppies. After months of working with her, I was able to get her to trust humans again and found her that perfect family! to see her now!

05/28/2026

This is Frisco. What a sweet boy he is! I ❤️ getting hugs from him! He is so handsome!

05/27/2026

Welcome Bob to the Pet Nanny NYC family.

She (yes Bob is a girl) is so sweet and beautiful! I was even able to hold her! Not many know this but I ❤️ turtles.

05/26/2026

Please welcome Basil to the Pet Nanny NYC family! I’ve known her since she was a wee baby 🥰 and her tail is always wagging and she is always up for play! What a love bug she is! And she is about to turn 1 year old next month and we share the same bday June 24th.

05/25/2026

Honor the courage and ultimate sacrifice of the brave men, women, and loyal military K9s who gave their lives defending our freedoms. Their loyalty and dedication will never be forgotten.

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05/20/2026

Dogs paw has are extremely sensitive and will burn. Not to mention if you were out too long they can’t get heat stroke. While there is no exact total census for global canine heatstroke deaths, studies estimate veterinary fatality rates range from 14% to over 50% for dogs that receive treatment. Organizations like PETA record hundreds of reported hot weather incidents, with 140 animal deaths reported in a recent year.Veterinary data provides a clear picture of how deadly heat-related illnesses are:Fatality Rates: Studies analyzing emergency veterinary visits show that about 1 in 4 (26.6%) dogs treated for heatstroke do not survive. Other global studies report mortality ranges between 14.2% and 50% depending on the severity of the case and the region.Leading Causes: Interestingly, over-exercising in hot weather is responsible for about three-quarters (74%) of heatstroke cases. While hot cars are highly lethal, exertional heat illness is much more common.High-Risk Breeds: Certain dog types, particularly brachycephalic (flat-faced) breeds like Bulldogs, Pugs, and French Bulldogs, are 4 times more likely to suffer heatstroke.

Address

123 Idonthavebrickandmortarbutamallovernyc
New York, NY
10023

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 9pm
Tuesday 8am - 9pm
Wednesday 8am - 9pm
Thursday 8:15am - 9pm
Friday 8am - 11pm
Saturday 8am - 9pm
Sunday 8am - 9pm

Telephone

+16468831010

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