Jessica's blog posts

Pet sitting is busy right now, with travel, increased pet adoptions and returning to the office the main reasons. Find out more.

Should you worry if your dog has eaten chocolate? Discover why chocolate is dangerous for dogs and what to do if your dog eats chocolate.

German Shepherds are loyal, smart and brave dogs. Discover the history of the breed and what it takes to be a responsible owner.

Both dogs and cats can experience hay fever in spring. Here are the symptoms to look out for and how to relieve your pet's itching.

Does your dog eat grass? Why on earth do they do it, and is it a problem that you need to worry about? Find out more here.

Essential oils are super common and can be very dangerous for dogs and cats. Find out why, and what you can do to prevent poisoning.

The length of time you can leave a dog alone depends on the age, personality and needs of your dog. Here is a guide to help you plan ahead.

How do you gain trust with your pet sitting clients when you are starting your business? Here are some tried and true ways that we know work.

Find out what is meant by dog kennels and dog boarding, as well as tips for finding out which pet care arrangement suits your dog best.

Puppies and kittens are super cute, but should you give one as a Christmas gift? Here is why you should rethink this and why.

Your dog needn't miss out on playtime this winter! Here are some ideas for indoor activities for dogs when the weather is miserable.

Aside from physical exercise, dogs also need mental stimulation each day. This is why it’s important to make dog obedience training part of your everyday routine.

An apartment dog needs as much enrichment as any other dog. Here are so tips to keep your apartment dog happy and healthy in a small space.

Dog depression describes when a dog displays altered behaviour because of a low mood. Here are the signs to look out for and what you can do.

Cats might seem super independent, but they have social, mental and physical needs just like any other pet. As such, it’s best that your cat has some company at least once every day in order to remain happy, safe and healthy. Here is why.