Ready Pet Go Blog
The Benefits of Walks for Your Dog
If you’ve had a dog for any length of time you already know it: dogs love to go on walks! As soon as your pooch hears the jingle of the leash, no matter how deeply asleep he was or how engrossed he was in another activity, there he is at the door waiting and ready…
What Happens at a Pet Sitting Meet & Greet
Our clients’ peace of mind is very important to us. That’s one of the reasons why we do a in-home Meet & Greet with every prospective dog walking or pet sitting client at Ready Pet Go. It’s purpose is to give you and your pets the opportunity to get to know the pet sitter who will be…
Keeping Your Pet’s Teeth Healthy
According to the American Veterinary Medical Association about 80 percent of dogs and 70 percent of cats have some form of periodontal disease by the age of two. Untreated dental disease can be a serious problem and can even spread to the heart, kidneys and other organs. Love your pets by keeping their smiles healthy…
Preparing for Your Pet Sitter
A professional pet sitter will provide loving, quality care for your pets and home when you can’t be there. Be prepared with everything you need to make things go smoothly while you’re away. 1. Keep your information up to date. If you’ve used a pet sitter in the past, make sure they have your current…
Our Dog Training Policy
Sometimes a prospective client will tell us that they use a choke collar, electric collar, or other aversive training tools or methods with their dog, and that they would like us to use these methods while we’re caring for the dog. When this happens, we explain that as a pet care professionals, we are committed…
We Watch Your Pets, Not the Clock
So what does no time limit on pet sitting and dog walking visits mean? At Ready Pet Go, it means our pet sitters and dog walkers will be there with your pets for as long as it takes to keep them happy and healthy! The current standard in the pet sitting industry is to charge…