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Top 3 Ways to Prevent Pet Diabetes in Cats and Dogs
November is Pet Diabetes Awareness Month. Preventing diabetes in cats and dogs starts with informed choices: knowing your pet’s risk, feeding real, species-appropriate food, and keeping our pets lean and active throughout their lives. While genetics can’t be...
Creating a Stress-Free Sanctuary for Your Pets This Holiday
The holidays, especially big gatherings like Thanksgiving, are something most families look forward to. For our pets, however, holidays can feel like chaos, especially if we are hosting. Loud voices, doors opening and closing, new smells, unfamiliar faces, and more...
Hearts at Home Pet Sitting Handles Pet Emergencies with Care
Emergencies can happen when you least expect them, and our professional sitters are trained to take swift, thoughtful action. Whether it’s sudden illness, injury, or severe weather, we follow structured safety protocols to protect every pet and home under our care....
Why Do Dogs Yawn? It’s Not Always Because They’re Sleepy!
If you’ve ever noticed your dog letting out a big, dramatic yawn in the middle of the day, you might have assumed they’re just tired. After all, people yawn when they’re sleepy or bored. Our dogs must do the same, right? Not always. So, why do dogs yawn? Yawning in...
Scary Vibes: 5 Ways to Tell if Your Cat or Dog Is Scared
As loving pet parents, we all want our cats and dogs to feel safe and secure. But animals can’t tell us when something frightens them. Instead, they communicate through body language, sounds, and subtle behaviors. Recognizing when your pet is afraid can help you...
Raising the Bar: Pet Sitters International’s Global Standards
Pet Sitters International (PSI), the world’s leading educational organization for professional pet sitters and dog walkers, has taken a historic step with the release of its first-ever Global Standards for Professional Pet Sitting and Dog Walking Businesses....