Ringing in 2022 with a Pet Sitter in Michigan

Monday, December 20th, 2021

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As the year draws to a close, we look forward to a brighter, more hopeful year ahead. Granted, things have been rough for a spell—the past couple of years have been hard on lots of businesses and families. But a new year is a chance for a fresh start and fresh opportunities. (more…)


How to Make Sure Your Pets Have a Safe and Merry Christmas

Sunday, November 21st, 2021

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The past year has felt like it went by in a flash, and we’re sure that everyone is looking forward to some holiday cheer. While most Christmas traditions are harmless to us humans, they can sometimes present dangers to our pets. Nobody wants to interrupt their Christmas with an emergency visit to the vet, so today we’re bringing you some tips to make sure that your pets are safe and sound while you celebrate. (more…)


November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month

Thursday, October 21st, 2021

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Do you know that 12 million cats and dogs are diagnosed with cancer every year? That means millions of pet owners are faced with difficult decisions around their treatment.

Cancer is the number one disease-related cause of death for dogs in the United States and accounts for almost half of the deaths in pets that are 10 years or older. Approximately 1 in 4 dogs and 1 in 5 cats will develop cancer during their lifetime, which is approximately the same rate as humans. However, it’s not a done deal—cancer in dogs and cats is treatable, and proper care can mean that your pet stays with you for many years to come. (more…)


October is Adopt a Shelter Dog Month – The Best Breeds for People With Allergies

Monday, September 20th, 2021

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October is Adopt a Shelter Dog Month, a yearly event meant to promote adoption of dogs from your local shelters. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals sponsors this event, and it’s a call for prospective dog owners to choose to adopt instead of shop.

Can you guess how many animals are waiting in shelters for their forever home? You might be surprised to learn that there are an estimated 3 to 4 million every year. There’s a prevailing notion that shelter dogs are difficult or less capable of being good pets—a notion that is simply untrue. Many of these animals are victims of circumstance or simply too much of a burden for owners who might have lost their jobs or homes. (more…)


How to Help Your Pet Overcome the Back-to-School Blues Michigan 2021

Sunday, August 22nd, 2021

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Summer is prime time for your pets. Children are home from school and are available to give their pets lots of loving attention. There are more hours of daylight so families often stay up longer and go outdoors for some exercise and play. Of course, your pets are usually along for the ride—and they love it. (more…)


National Dog Day 2021 — 5 Fun Facts About Dogs!

Sunday, July 25th, 2021

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National Dog Day is a holiday that’s observed on the 26th of August every year and helps people recognize the importance of dogs of all breeds and how they impact our lives on a personal basis. It’s a day that’s used by various dog charities and individuals interested in the welfare of pets to draw attention to the plight of abused and abandoned dogs. (more…)


Garden Plants to Keep Away from Your Pet | Pet Nanny 2021

Saturday, June 19th, 2021

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It’s a wonderful thing to have a lush, verdant garden—and to be able to share that garden with our family. But are you endangering your furry family with some of your plant choices? According to The Humane Society of the United States, there are more than 700 plants that produce enough physiologically active or toxic substances which can potentially cause harmful effects in animals. If you have animals in your family, then that’s a lot of plants to have to remember! This is not to say all potentially poisonous plants are deadly, but different types of toxins and toxin levels can cause light to serious reactions ranging from nausea and seizures to coma and organ failure, even death. An animal who has ingested a known toxic plant part should be taken to the vet for examination as soon as possible. (more…)


Ways to Appreciate Your Pet | Pet Nanny 2021

Sunday, May 23rd, 2021

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If you didn’t already know, Pet Appreciation Week, or PAW, is from June 6 to 12 this year. Pet Appreciation Week is a time to celebrate how much our pets mean to us. This can be done in many ways to show your pet how you appreciate them, whether it’s with a special treat or toy, or simply by spending extra time with them. Our pets do a lot more for us than provide unconditional love; they also help us relieve stress and encourage us to exercise. According to the Centers for Disease Control, pets can decrease your blood pressure, lower your cholesterol, and increase your opportunities for socialization. (more…)


5 Reasons Why Pets Are Great for Your Health

Sunday, April 18th, 2021

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According to the American Pet Products Association, 2/3rds of American households own a pet and in 2020, we spent over 100 billion dollars on pet expenditures. That’s a lot of money per household, all things considered. But I’m sure that almost all pet owners will agree that having our furry friends beside us makes up for any kind of cost. But there’s another factor to this equation—the health benefits that our pets provide. (more…)


What Every Pet Owner Needs to Know About Heartworm

Saturday, March 20th, 2021

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April is Heartworm Awareness month. Most pet owners will have heard of heartworm—true to its name, it’s a worm that lives in pets’ hearts. Unfortunately, heartworm infection is common in both dogs and cats all throughout the lower 48 states. Domestic and wild dogs are the normal hosts for heartworms.  Although less likely to develop a heartworm infection, cats and ferrets can harbor infections as well. (more…)