Paws, Play, & Peace of Mind

Not all pets love fans or A/C! A cozy cooling station can help your furry friend beat the heat and stay comfy. It’s a safe, enriching way to enjoy summer and something we’re always happy to help with during our visits!

July is National Lost Pet Prevention Month! A few simple steps like updated ID tags and secure exits can help keep your furry friend safe. At Pawsitive Dawg Walking and Pet Sitting, we know pets are family, and their safety is always a top priority.

Fireworks may be fun for us, but they can be frightening for pets. With a little planning, you can help your furry family members feel safe, secure, and calm this Fourth of July.

Father’s Day BBQs are fun for the whole family, including pets! Keep your furry friends safe by watching out for hot grills, unsafe foods, and open doors. A little prep goes a long way in making sure your celebration is safe and stress-free for everyone, paws and all!

Summer is almost here, and while it's a great time for outdoor fun with your pets, it's also peak season for heatstroke. Stay safe by knowing the signs, taking quick action, and keeping your furry companions cool and comfortable all summer long!

Warm weather means more time outside and more risk of ticks and fleas! These pesky bugs can cause big problems, but a few simple steps can help keep your pet comfortable and pest-free all season long.

Cats chatter for many reasons. Meows, chirps, purrs, growls, and yowls each paint a different mood. Match the sound to the moment: a breakfast meow, a greeting trill, or a stress yowl. Sudden or nonstop vocalizing can hint at pain or illness, so call your vet if it spikes. Listening to tone, context, and body language lets you meet needs faster and deepen your bond.

Rainy days mean enrichment days! Keep pets happy and busy indoors with brain games, puzzles, and fun activities to beat boredom.

Help your pet adjust to back-to-school routines with tips on managing separation anxiety, from gradual transitions to expert advice.

Introduce new cats gradually with scent, sight, and space management for a stress-free transition.