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Some pets need a lot of care and attention and prefer to have a human to sleep next to at night. Furthermore, when you are away for a long period of time, you may need to consider that your house will be safe and well-kept. Our overnight pet sitters will sleep in your home while you are away. They will follow your pet’s care guidelines and care for your home as well. With our overnight pet sitters, your home will look occupied while you are away, so you do not have to stress

Keep all supplies in one general and visible area. This includes treats, utensils, food and water bowls, medications, leash, can opener, toys, paper towels, cleaning supplies, garbage bags, litter and scoop, broom and dustpan, watering can for plants. Be sure to let them know about any unusual habits your pets has i.e., destructive behavior when left alone, change in bowel or eating habits, hiding places, etc. Let them know if bathrooms or any other household areas are off li

One Pet At a Time​ Sit Walk Stay's professional pet groomers take gentle care of your animal in the safety of your home or driveway. As pet owners ourselves, we recognize that your pet is more than an animal – he’s a member of the family. Knowing that he remains on his own 'turf' or in-home throughout the grooming process gives both of you security and peace of mind. This service is particularly valuable for older or injured pets that are not up to the stress of a car ride

Missouri City has a much longer flea season than the northern states. The high humidity in Missouri City makes flea season almost a yearlong event. Fleas are marvelously adapted for survival. The female lays eggs on the host animal, but the eggs fall to the ground, carpet, sofa, dog bed, owner's bed, or easy chair where they hatch in two-to-five days. The flea larva feeds on organic debris in the environment. Within a week or two, depending on temperature and humidity, the la

Chocolate Most people are well aware that chocolate poses a real risk for dogs. Please remember that the darker the chocolate; the more toxic it is for your dog. Chocolate in low-doses may cause vomiting and diarrhea, bu in high-doses can lead to heart palpitations and neurological diseases. There is no cure for chocolate toxicity, but rapid diagnosis and supportive care can help save your dogs life. Raisins Grapes in general are toxic to dogs and cats, and raisins being conc