Why Professional In-Home Pet Care Matters When it comes to caring for your pets, where they stay matters just as much as who cares for them. At Red Dog Pet Services, we intentionally provide care in your pet’s own home, and … Read More
Fall Happenings! As we FALL into cooler weather & shorter days, it conjures up thoughts of homemade soups, hot chocolate, crisp & colorful piles of leaves, and most of all – perfect dog-walking weather! By this time of the year, … Read More
Happy August Everyone! I cannot believe we are already in the 8th month of 2023. Before you know it we will be counting down to the busy holiday season. I wrapped up July’s blog by reflecting on the progress of … Read More
How is July almost over? Here it is, July 25th, and this month’s blog post is finally being written! What can I say, other than a million thank yous! It’s because you have chosen to use our services and refer … Read More
NOTE: This extra June blog post is courtesy of Red & Howling. If you don’t already do so, I encourage you to check out her page at https://redandhowling.com/ & sign up for her newsletter. She is not only a great cartoon artist, … Read More
KEY WEST – A TROPICAL PARADISE …..UNTIL, HURRICANE SEASON ARE YOU READY? DON’T FORGET YOUR PETS! During my government career, one of the last missions I supported landed me in Key West Florida. My husband and I were so excited … Read More
Pet First Aid Awareness Month (April) How to Know When It’s Time to Call the Vet: Another Reason to Hire a Professional. As a Certified Professional Pet Sitter (CPPS) at Red Dog Pet Services, we are trained in a variety … Read More
Why Choose a Professional Pet Sitter? “I HATE leaving my pets.” “I can never truly enjoy my vacation when I have to leave my pets behind.” “My dog/cat just cannot deal with going to a kennel.” “I don’t trust people … Read More
Chagas Disease While at the Texas Pet Sitters Conference recently, we had the chance to hear from Dr. Roy Madigan, a veterinarian, and the principal scientist in the Canine Chagas Treatment Study. We felt it imperative to share with our … Read More
Know the signals. Don’t correct your dog for those lower rung signals. They are trying to deal with the situation without full on aggression (lower rungs are their way of “shaking off” or trying to warn not to push them … Read More
