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| Services |
Free Consultation! As new prospective clients, I will visit
you and your pets the first time free of charge. I will
need to get information from you at that time if you
decide to accept my services. To save time, you can go
to the "Forms" tab on this web site, print out and
complete the appropriate forms, and give them to me
during the first visit.
While you are gone I will visit your house each day. and
play with your animals. Most dogs need three visits for
potty breaks per day, but cats can get by with just one
unless they need more frequent medication. I will keep
kitty litter boxes clean and pick up after your doggie,
including indoor "accidents".
... and More!
In addition to taking care of your pets, I will do the
following complimentary housekeeping functions as part
of my services if requested: Perform a security
walk-through, bring in your paper and mail, alternatively
turn on and off your lights, TV and radio for that
lived-in look, raise and lower your shades, feed your
fish, water your potted indoor and outdoor plants, set
out trash for pick-up.
Trips to a groomer or a veterinarian are also available
(see the "Prices" tab). This is great for those who
cannot take time off from work to make those necessary
trips.
If you have no pets but want housekeeping functions
only (so that your house has that "lived-in" look and your
plants don't die), I will provide this service as well.
I am also available to do grocery shopping, errand
running, and other tasks that you are unable to do
because of time constraints, transportation problems,
and health considerations.
There is a Disaster Recovery form in the Forms tab
that you should complete so that you will be more
prepared for a disaster. If a disaster occurs while I
am taking care of your pets, I will do my best to keep
them safe.
If you must evacuate in a disaster, take your pets with
you. Because shelters generally don't accept pets
(except service dogs), be sure to locate a safe place
for your pets in advance, and record the information
on the form.
that you should complete so that you will be more
prepared for a disaster. If a disaster occurs while I
am taking care of your pets, I will do my best to keep
them safe.
If you must evacuate in a disaster, take your pets with
you. Because shelters generally don't accept pets
(except service dogs), be sure to locate a safe place
for your pets in advance, and record the information
on the form.
