I have two confessions. First, I had a mad crush on Donny Osmond, who didn't, right? Yes, my favorite song was Puppy Love. I've now dated myself and given you a sense for my music taste. Lets move on quickly, please. Second confession, when I got my first puppy, and my second, I never thought about how much time, energy and time I would be spending taking care of its needs. My relationships and professional life suffered because my pups came first. Had I known what I know now

I admit, I’m one of ‘those’ pet owners. You know, the ones that don’t brush their dogs teeth often enough and at the same time am fearful of their best friend going under anesthesia so avoid it. It is a conundrum, but something has to be done! So, I have come up with my top 5 ‘to do’s’ and top 2 ‘don’t do’s’ for your pets overall oral health. And keep this in mind as you go through this list….you can prevent or limit plaque, but it is difficult to near impossible to remove t

Did you know that nearly all doggies have accidents; a little pee here, a little poop there. Pet parents often tell me that their pup is fully house trained. When I first started pet sitting, I was like ‘fantastic, so they can have full access to my house and I don’t have to keep my eye on them all the time.’ Wrong! Doggies have indoor accidents for many different reasons, and even the most highly trained pets make mistakes. Social excitement, anxiety, dislike of cold and or