by Susan Gary | Aug 19, 2022 | Cat Care, Dog Care, Responsible Dog Ownership
Moving. Who likes to move? Come on, raise those hands. Yep, no hands. No one likes to move. While moving into a new home can be exciting, no one likes the actual task of moving. It’s expensive. It’s a lot of hard work. When you have pets, it can be even more...
by Susan Gary | May 16, 2022 | Cat Care, Dog Care, Pet Sitting, Pet Sitting McKinney Tx, Responsible Dog Ownership
There are numerous pet care services in McKinney. Top Dog Pet Sitters understands that it is a bit unsettling to allow strangers into your home to care for your pets. We know you are seeking exceptional pet care. But how does a responsible pet parent know they can...
by Susan Gary | Feb 28, 2022 | Cat Care, Dog Care, News, Responsible Dog Ownership
We always learn amazing information at the Texas Pet Sitters Conference (really? There are conferences for pet sitters? Yes!). We spent another fantastic weekend with colleagues learning all things critical to providing exceptional pet care. Have you heard of Chagas...
by Susan Gary | Jan 4, 2022 | Cat Care, Dog Care, Responsible Dog Ownership
Winter is upon us, even in North Texas. You’ve probably made sure the battery in your vehicle is in good shape, covered your outside faucets, and turned on your pool’s freeze guard. Don’t stop there! Cold weather dangers need to be addressed...
by Susan Gary | Dec 1, 2021 | Cat Care, Dog Care, Pet Sitting, Pet Sitting McKinney Tx, Responsible Dog Ownership
In 2021, pet parents are expected to spend $109.6 BILLION, yes, BILLION, dollars on their pets. A large portion of this will go towards care for pets while humans are travelling or working from an office. There are several pet care choices: professional pet care, care...
by Susan Gary | Oct 4, 2021 | Cat Care, Dog Care, News, Responsible Dog Ownership
Texas currently has the most reported cases of pets with the COVID-19 virus, according to a recent report from the United States Department of Agriculture (wfaa.com) While it is rare, COVID-19 can spread to pets. How do you protect your pet? Avoid dog parks When...
