Meghann Evans

As a professional pet sitting business owner, you juggle a lot of responsibilities, and while paperwork, bookkeeping and taxes may not be the highlights of your job, they are critical components of a legitimate, successful business.

Each month, we'll feature a PSI member to help you learn more about their #petsitterlife and provide you with some tips for your own business. This month we're featuring Daniel Reitman, owner of Dan's Dog Walking and Pet Sitting.

Each month, we'll feature a PSI member to help you learn more about their #petsitterlife and provide you with some tips for your own business. This month we're featuring Judith Tait, owner of Move Your Doggie.

In order to protect your pet-sitting business—and particularly the pets in your care—it is important to prepare for disaster. This post shares a list of PSI's top blog posts with disaster preparedness tips.

Each month, we'll feature a PSI member to help you learn more about their #petsitterlife and provide you with some tips for your own business. This month we're featuring Lyndsay Shackelford, owner of Dogs of Charm City.

Getting mentioned in news articles and segments helps spread the word about your pet-sitting business and builds your credibility. But how do you get started? This post shares five tips for reaching out to local media.

As a professional pet sitter, you want to ensure that you regularly post a mix of great content on your social media pages. This post shares 11 types of content you should be posting on social media.

While it may be hard to imagine why anyone would steal a pet from its caretakers, it happens all too frequently. Fortunately, there are some precautions pet lovers can take to minimize the risk of pet theft.

There are many PSI resources that members can take advantage of to learn more about canine care and common dog behavioral issues, as well as several handouts pet sitters can share with clients.