What “Insured & Bonded” Means for Portland Pet Owners
Hiring an insured and bonded pet sitter is one of the best ways to protect your pets and your home. As you search for a sitter, you’ll probably see the phrase “insured and bonded” on websites and profiles often. It sounds reassuring, but many pet owners are not entirely sure what those protections actually mean or why they matter.
Why Pet Owners Should Think Twice Before Booking Through Rover, Wag & Care.com
Think your pet is safe with a sitter from an app? Think again. Many pet-sitting platforms lack proper vetting, insurance, and accountability—putting your pet at risk. Learn why hiring an experienced, insured sitter is the safer choice.
Getting the Most Out of Your Pet Sitting Service
By helping your sitter prepare for your absence, we can work together to ensure that everyone's pets get ample time for cuddles and brushing, meals, potty breaks and playtime, and that your experience with your sitter's services is a positive one!
Why In-Home Pet Sitting Beats Vets & Kennels
While it might make sense to board your pets in an offsite boarding facility or at your local vet, your animals would benefit much more from having an experienced, insured and bonded pet sitter care for them in the comfort of their home environment.
Asking a Pet Sitter to Ignore Your Cats or Skip Visits is a BAD Idea
Do your beloved cat the favor of having a cat sitter provide him with daily care while you're gone, and don't skimp on his meds, food supply, or waste clean-up. A truly professional pet sitter will not let you cut corners on your pet's care--ever.