FETCH! Pet Care of Winchester/Berryville/Front Royal

01/07/2020

Just as hot cars are dangerous for pets in the summer, cold cars pose a threat as well! Only take your pets in the car if it is necessary, and never leave them unattended.

01/03/2020

12/30/2019

Keep your pets leashed! More pets become lost in the winter than any other season because snowfall can disguise recognizable scents that would normally help them find their way home. Prevent your pets from becoming lost by keeping dogs leashed on walks and, just in case you are separated from your pets, make sure their collars have up-to-date contact information and they are microchipped.

12/26/2019

KEEP YOUR PET LEAN

Pets that are overweight are at risk for a myriad of health issues. Obesity is the number one nutritional disease seen in pets currently and studies have shown that being overweight or obese can shorten a dog or cat’s life span by as much as two years. Why? Being overweight or obese puts your pet at risk for joint disease, heart disease and diabetes, among other things.

12/23/2019

Let us take them! Give us a call today to get on our schedule.

12/20/2019

Great tip - Wipe their paws! During winter walks, your dog’s paws can pick up all kinds of toxic chemicals – salt, antifreeze, or de-icers. Be sure to wipe off your dog’s paws when you return from walks to prevent him from licking it off and becoming sick. Purchase pet-safe de-icers for your home for an extra level of safety. And when wiping off your dog’s paws, remember to check for signs of injury, such as cracked or bleeding paws.

12/16/2019

If not, call us today to get on our schedule. The holidays are here and we are filling up fast!

12/12/2019

Get your reservations in for the holidays. Don’t wait until last minute to ensure we have someone available for you! We will look after your pets and give them the best care so you can enjoy your time away.

12/09/2019

Tips for your pets when the weather turns cold -

Some dogs are more susceptible to the cold than others. Short-coated, thin, elderly, or very young dogs get cold more quickly – so adjust the amount of time they stay outside! If your dog enjoys being outdoors and you will be outside longer than a few minutes, consider outfitting it with a sweater or coat to keep it warm. Hypothermia and frostbite pose major risks to dogs in winter, so remember, if it is too cold for you, it is probably too cold for your dog!

12/05/2019

Do you have friends or family members who love animals? 🐶 If so, we are currently hiring new pet sitters in the area. Share this link and have them apply online.

If we hire your referral you will get a $100 credit on your account for future pet sitting services!! 💕🐩💕

Find a Fetch! Pet Care Professional near you, a pet professional that lives in your area.

12/02/2019

We have a couple opening this week if you need to get some extra shopping in, give us a call.