The PSI Blog

Outdoor pets face many dangers, but indoor pets also face hazards. This blog post discusses some of the hazards indoor pets face and offers tips pet sitters and pet owners should keep in mind to protect the pets in their care.

Community members use Nextdoor to notify their neighbors of virtually everything—from a suspicious vehicle in the area to their favorite local service providers, including pet sitters and dog walkers. For pet-sitting and dog-walking businesses looking to take advantage of promotional opportunities available through Nextdoor, there are some limitations you should be aware of.

Even with the contact information for your clients and their emergency contacts, there’s always a chance that you will not be able to reach someone in the event of an emergency. This is why most pet sitters require a veterinary release form.

You’ve worked hard to build a solid reputation for your service, and your staff sitters are a reflection of your company and its values. When your employees are truly invested in your company, your clients—and the community at large—will know it. Your staff will be happier…and your business will be more successful!

Creating a video allows pet sitters to quickly establish an emotional connection with their audience and one that is memorable, more than just pictures and text on a website. This post shares seven tips for getting started.