Paws and Claws Pet Concierge Services

01/23/2026

Breaking: Ice storm expected.
Pets have officially canceled all outdoor plans.
Keep them inside, warm, and judging you from the couch. ❄️🐾

01/19/2026

Celebrating Paws and Claws Pet Concierge’s 1st year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏 🐾🐕🐈

01/13/2026

Hey, guys! Georges here with a helpful tip. Although the winter storm fell apart for this week, there’s more snow expected next week. It’s important to remember that while we have snow boots, our dogs are out there with their all-weather paws. In bad weather, it’s important to protect their toes from the elements, and the salt/chemicals on the road. Here is a quick read to stay informed.

Learn the right way to protect your pet’s paws and keep them safe this winter.

11/16/2025

With fall in full swing, your indoor/outdoor cat may need a bit more attention and warm spaces to ensure they stay healthy. Here is a fantastic new video to use as a resource for autumn cat care…

Check out this video from this search,

Are you wondering how to keep your cat safe and happy this autumn? We’ve got eight essential tips to help you prepare for autumn. Learn how to keep your cat warm and healthy as the days get shorter and the nights colder while protecting them from seasonal hazards like antifreeze, fireworks, and fl...

10/07/2025

Dogs taking extra time outside, wandering forever and sniffing at the lawn? It’s grub season and they’re looking for those tasty treats from Mother Nature. While it can certainly be annoying, it will pass soon. Some owners look to stop midnight whining to go back out and forage by giving their dogs melatonin. Please make sure you’ve gotten vet approval, and most importantly - check that label for xylitol. It is added to many brand and is extremely toxic for dogs.
Don’t forget, if your pet needs some extra attention, a vet visit, or pet sitting, Paws & Claws will always be here for you!

08/30/2025

With beautiful weather this holiday weekend, there is sure to be some amazing cookouts. Just be aware - some of the food we enjoy can be incredibly toxic to our pets.
⚠️We always hear about grapes and chocolate - but fruit pits are also incredibly poisonous to dogs⚠️
The pits from peaches, plums, cherries, apricots, and mangoes contain a cyanide compound, and if ingested - the dog needs to be immediately taken to an emergency veterinary hospital.
If you have these fruits around your dogs, be vigilant. Make sure the pits can’t be dug out of the trash by a fiendish furry rascal, and that small children are given fruit slices without the pits
Enjoy the holiday. Stay safe, happy, and healthy… especially those with paws and claws.
- Georges L. Saison

08/07/2025

As August kicks off, the excitement in the air is palpable! Back-to-school season is just around the corner, and with it comes the buzz of summer storms and those cherished last-minute weekend retreats. Whether you're busy gearing up for school or sneaking in a final getaway, remember that I’m here to ensure your furry friends receive the love and care they deserve.
If you're new to our pet care family, now is the perfect time to join in on the fun! Based from Warsaw, and serving Richmond County, I promise to spoil your pets with the best care imaginable, making their days bright and joyful!
Let's make this August memorable for your beloved companions!
Warm tail wags,
Georges

07/25/2025

🌞 With all this heavy heat and sun outside - did you know your pet can get sunburned? Dogs can get sunburned like humans, particularly those with short or light-colored coats, thin skin, or exposed areas such as the nose, ears, and belly. Extended exposure to UV rays can damage their skin, leading to redness, discomfort, and even skin cancer in severe cases.
To protect dogs from sunburn, keep them indoors during peak sun hours from 10 AM to 4 PM. Applying a pet-safe sunscreen on exposed areas and ensuring access to shaded spots and fresh water can help minimize sun exposure and keep them cool while outdoors. 🌞

07/22/2025

Going on, or coming back from vacation and your pets are at a boarding facility? I know you miss them, but sometimes there isn’t enough time to drop off or pick them up during the hectic travel days. I’ve got you covered. Save Time & Money! I can help drop off, or pick up so when you get home, your best friend is waiting for you. For more, message or call me and we can help make your vacation even better. 🐾

07/11/2025

Every pet has its own unique personality and needs, but the most important thing they crave is our love, which truly strengthens our bond. With the ongoing heatwave, it's a perfect time to share some essential tips to keep our furry friends healthy. From icy bandanas to paw protectors, Dr. Lisa Chimes, a small animal vet, has some great advice.

A vet explains the do’s and don’ts of pet safety during summer’s hottest days—and shares lifesaving advice for pet owners.