The Pet Nanny and Dog Walker LLC

06/07/2025

We met a couple of new friends this week! Please welcome Luna and Walter to the Pet Nanny family!

05/31/2025

We had another great week hanging out with all of these cuties and more!
We are currently booking vacation sits for June, July and August. Please call early to reserve your spot!

05/30/2025

Mabel asked me to remind everyone that we have recently expanded our service area!
In addition to Levittown, Langhorne, Yardley/LMT and Newtown, our service area now includes Feasterville, Trevose, Southampton, Holland, Ivyland and Richboro!
See you soon! 🐕🦮🐩🐕‍🦺🐾🐶🐈🐈‍⬛🐱🦎🦜

05/26/2025

05/11/2025

Happy Mother's Day!

04/30/2025

Hank knows he’s fabulous. 😎

04/29/2025

Rosie understood the assignment! 😆 👅

04/26/2025

another wonderful week with friends!

04/14/2025

This week is National Pet ID Week!

🐾 Why Pet IDs Are So Important: A Small Tag That Makes a Big Difference

Imagine if your pet slipped out the front door—maybe they chased a squirrel, got spooked by thunder, or just got a little too curious. It’s a scenario no pet parent wants to face. Now picture the panic slowly turning into relief... because your pet was wearing an ID and a good Samaritan was able to call you right away!

That tiny tag? It can make a HUGE difference!

What Is a Pet ID, Really?

A pet ID is any form of identification your pet wears that includes your contact information—typically a tag attached to their collar. It can also mean a microchip, which is a small implant beneath your pet's skin that can be scanned at most shelters and vet clinics.

Why Pet IDs Matter

1. 1 in 3 Pets Will Get Lost
That’s a sobering stat, but it’s true. According to the American Humane Association, about one in three pets will become lost at some point in their lives. And without any ID, the odds of being reunited drop drastically.

2. Quick, Visible Contact Info
A tag on your pet’s collar is the fastest way for someone to reach you if they find your pet. No waiting at shelters, no scanning—just a quick call and you’re on your way to a reunion.

3. Microchips Add a Layer of Security
Collars can come off. That’s where microchips shine. They’re a permanent backup that can’t be lost, stolen, or damaged. Just make sure the chip is registered and your contact info is kept up to date.

4. Peace of Mind for You
Knowing that your pet has a way to get home if they’re ever lost gives you peace of mind. It’s a small step that brings big comfort.

What Should Be on a Pet ID Tag?

Your pet’s name
Your phone number (preferably cell)
Optional: Your address or town
Optional: A message like “Needs medication” or “Microchipped”

Tips for Keeping Pet IDs Effective

✔ Check tags regularly for wear and tear.
✔ Update info anytime you move or change phone numbers.
✔ If your pet is microchipped, make sure the info is current in the registry.
✔ Consider QR code tags that link to detailed pet profiles.

It’s easy to think “my pet never runs off” or “they always stay in the yard”—until they don’t. Accidents happen. Particularly this time of year with landscapers coming and going, accidents happen. But when your pet is wearing ID, a happy ending is much more likely.

So this week, please take a moment to check your pet’s tags. Is the info readable and current? Are they microchipped? If not, maybe it’s time to consider it.

A small tag can make for a quick reunion!

04/12/2025

Katahdan!

03/31/2025

What a busy week! Please meet all of our new friends, Mabel, Mocha , Oliver, Tika, Julie, Skye and Demo!!

03/25/2025

We have an opening for a Monday through Friday dog walker for the Yardley area. Must have your own reliable transportation and be willing to submit a background check.
This is part-time contract work, 11 AM to 2 PM, extra hours available if desired.
 Please email [email protected] for more information and to receive an application.