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23/10/2025

From cat people

13/10/2025

Shout out the local veterinary offices and their vet techs! Thank you for all you do to help the pets in your community! 👩‍⚕️🐾💝

Give a shout out to your vet & vet tech in the comments below: ⬇️

04/10/2025

https://meowtel.com/blog/post/itchy-pet-awareness-month-what-is-causing-your-cat-s-itchy-skin?cs=app&cc=refer&utm_campaign=sm&utm_medium=app&utm_source=mobile

Itchy Pet Awareness Month: What is Causing Your Cat's Itchy Skin?

16/09/2025

03/09/2025

🐾As a pet parent, you want the best care for your pets when you're not there. To ensure your pets receive the best care, use the services of professional pet sitters and dog walkers who prioritize continuing education.

Professional pet sitters and dog walkers who prioritize continuing education:

1️⃣Provide peace of mind.
2️⃣Keep up to date with best practices.
3️⃣Know how to respond to any situation that may occur.

📌This month marks PSI's 10th annual Pet Sitter Education Month. PSI established the month-long observance in 2016 to shine a spotlight on professional pet sitters’ commitment to continuing education and on the growing number of educational resources available to today’s professional pet sitters and dog walkers.

03/09/2025

September is National Disaster Preparedness Month, and it's vital to make sure your pet is considered in your disaster plan! While no one is ever 100 percent ready for a disaster, a good plan can make a huge difference if it’s thorough and flexible.
Keep these tips in mind:

Understand the possibilities.
Recognize the different types of natural and man-made disasters that can occur in your area and know how to effectively plan for them.

Plan your response.
Different disasters require different courses of action. The sooner you create a disaster plan, the more time you have to prepare.

Update identification.
Make sure your pet wears current identification at all times that includes his name, rabies tag and your cell phone number since you will not be at home.

Keep your pet’s records handy.
Create a file for each pet that contains health history, vaccination dates and a recent photo. Keep the file in a safe and secure place.

Research animal-friendly places.
If a disaster forces you to evacuate, the best thing you can do to protect your pets is to evacuate them as well. Know where you can take your pet in the event of an emergency. Evacuation shelters and pet-friendly hotels outside a 60-mile radius of your home are good places to start.

Stock up on emergency supplies.
Keep extra leashes, bowls, newspapers, trash bags, cat litter, litter pans and at least a five-day supply of pet food and water on hand. Be sure you have a pet first aid kit as well.

Get a carrier.
Have a properly-sized pet carrier for each pet. Carriers should be large enough for the pet to stand up, turn around and lie down comfortably.

Communicate your plan.
Make sure that the other people you rely on for your pet’s care, like your pet sitter, are privy to your specific pet-care plan in case you are away from home when a disaster strikes.

22/08/2025

This is an important, but often overlooked aspect of a successful play session. You want to end the game with your cat feeling satisfied and content. After the game, you can offer a treat, or time the play session for right before mealtime.

22/08/2025

This observance serves as a reminder to schedule routine veterinary visits for your cats. 😻

As a pet sitter, I always require my client(s) to provide their vet information as well as location of cat carriers in case of an emergency. I'm happy to say, I've never had to contact their vet, so far! 🙏🏻

What vet do you go to for your fur babies?

17/08/2025

August 17: Black Cat Appreciation Day: This holiday was created to dispel myths about black cats. It's also a great time to celebrate them! Please post pictures of your black feline family in the comments. 😻🖤

07/08/2025

Keeping current with continuing education. Cats are some of my favorite...I have 2 of my own. 😻