Bull City Pet Sitting provides professional, personalized dog walking and pet sitting for working professionals and busy families. Pet visits range from fifteen minutes to overnight and include walk or playtime, food and water, medications, litter box maintenance, and household duties. Bull City Pet Sitting provides services for all pets, including cows. Bull City Pet Sitting is bonded, insured, and certified in American Red Cross Pet First Aid and CPR.
dogwalk has been caring for dogs and cats (and the occasional guinea pig, rabbit, and chicken) of central Durham since 2003. Services include weekday mid-day dog walks from thirty minutes to one hour; morning, evening, and weekend thirty-minute pet services; and vacation pet sitting. The dogwalk team is bonded and insured and takes clients' individual requirements into consideration to offer the best care.
Kate’s Critter Care is a professional dog walking and pet sitting service providing in-home care to animals in South Durham since 2008. Kate's Critter Care's customizable pet sitting and overnight stays include dog walking and potty breaks, playtime, food and water, medication, litter box/cage/crate maintenance, accident clean up, and daily, detailed contact with pet owners. Kate's Critter Care is licensed, bonded, insured, and American Red Cross Certified in Pet First Aid and CPR. Testimonials praise Kate's Critter Care for its professional and loving care of clients' pets.
Love'm and Leave'm Pet Sitting has been caring for pets throughout the city of Durham since 2003. Services include dog walks, pet sitting, pet taxi, baths, and overnight stays. Each visit is personalized to the clients' needs and includes food and water, medications, litter box maintenance, playtime, and small household chores. Love'm and Leave'm Pet Sitting is certified in American Red Cross Pet First Aid. Clients praise Love'm and Leave'm Pet Sitting's loving pet care and professional approach.
Since 2007, locally-owned and operated Lucy's Pet Care has been providing dog walking and in-home pet sitting services in the Durham area. In addition to dogs and cats, Lucy's Pet Care takes care of fish, birds, rabbits, and other small mammals. Services include daily private dog walks, vacation pet sitting, cat sitting, puppy care, and senior care. Lucy's Pet Care also donates a portion of its proceeds to several local non-profit animal rescue organizations. Five-star Yelp reviews praise Lucy's Pet Care's quality of service and professionalism.
Paws on Durham Pet Sitting has been providing hands-on pet care services since 2013 to the Durham area. Pet services include dog care as well as care for other indoor pets such as cats, birds, and reptiles. Paws on Durham Pet Sitting's visits include playtime, dog walking, food and water, and litter and cage care. Paws on Durham Pet Sitting will also bring in mail and newspapers, adjust lights and blinds, water plants, and take out the trash for clients with our without pets.
Triangle Pet Care is South Durham's premier pet home care, dog walking, and taxi service. Pet services include dog walking, dog and cat sitting, food and water, grooming, playtime, and taxi service to/from vet appointments, training sessions, boarding etc. Triangle Pet Care will also water plants, turn lights on and off, and bring in the mail and newspaper. Triangle Pet Care is a member of and insured through Pet Sitters Associates and has American Red Cross Pet First Aid and CPR certification. Clients could not be happier with Triangle Pet Care's services.
A: There are several ways you can become a dog walker:
A: You don’t necessarily need professional training in dog walking to start a dog walking business; although, it might help! After creating a website, you’ll need to build up a clientele roster. You can do this by offering introductory competitive rates as you wait to grow a reputation in your area.
A: Usually, dogs should be allowed to rest with minimal activity the first 24-48 hours post-neutering. During this time, just take your dog out for their bathroom breaks. After that, you can start integrating short walks back into their routine. Your vet should provide you with clear guidelines for walking post-neutering.
