WHERE to look? Someone has probably by now seen or picked up your pet! Check all shelters, veterinary practices and the NSPCA in your area. Speak to people in the vicinity, ask the security guards at the gates of your complex or at nearby shopping malls, parking areas; ask children returning from school /on bicycles…

Please bring your pets in Our winter nights can reach very low temperatures. Animal organisations and vets see so many pets brought in for frost bite and hypothermia from sleeping outside during winter. Your pet can not call you up in the middle of the night and tell you it is freezing outside. Be kind….

Dogs and cats from 6 – 7 years of age. Larger breeds age more rapidly. Birds in general age differently according to their breed. Rodents live fairly short lives and some age from as early as two years. Animals, like humans show typical signs of ageing. If you are mindful and attentive you could provide…

Plan Your Holiday – Plan For The Pets Most of us plan our holidays well in advance; where we will be traveling, comfortable and safe accommodation, who we might be visiting and the fun things we want to do. Don’t forget to plan for your pets! Budget – Pet Sitting Services If you are going…

We see it often on television, in movies and in public areas – people kissing their pets and allowing their pets to lick their faces. Most of us get that fuzzy feeling inside when our dog licks our face or the family cat licks baby’s hands or toes. What about the pet bird that nibbles…