FAQ

Critter Caretakers use the number one pet sitting software, Time to Pet.

There are three ways to activate your profile:

• Contact us and we will send you an Activation Email
• Complete the NEW CLIENT form and you will be redirected to the new client portal
• Go directly to the NEW CLIENT portal

Once you have activate your account:

1. Fill out your Profile: You'll be redirected to your profile page. Complete the profile with your information, like name, address and emergency contact info, and then complete a profile for each of your pets
2. Submit a Schedule Request: Here you can select the times, dates and length of the visits you would like us to cover
3. Onboarding Consultation: Once you have submitted your Schedule Request, we will assign a wonderful sitter and they will reach out directly to organize your Free Meet & Greet.
4. Sit back and relax: You have met your sitter and have full confidence in their ability  to look after your pets and your home. Payment is not due until 7 days prior to your first visit, or after your Meet & Greet if this falls within those 7 days

Remember: * The more information in your profile, the more your sitter understands the needs of your pets, and the netter service we can provide you!

Critter Caretakers proudly serves a wide range of locations in the beautiful State of Arizona to meet your pet care needs. We cover most of the Metropolitan Phoenix towns and cities. Our primary service areas include:

• Apache Junction
• Buckeye
• Chandler
• Gilbert
• Glendale
• Goodyear
• Litchfield Park
• Mesa
• Paradise Valley
• Peoria
• Phoenix
• Queen Creek
• Scottsdale
• Surprise
• Tempe

We are continuously expanding our service areas to reach more pet owners. If you are outside of our current service area, please still CONTACT US as we may have future expansion plans or be able to offer referrals.

Yes, absolutely! 

Critter Caretakers offers an Onboarding Consultation, which is I guess a fancy way of saying what other businesses do which is a Free Meet and Greet session before you book any services. This initial consultation allows you to meet your assigned pet sitter or dog walker, and for them to meet you and your pet(s). 

It's a crucial step to ensure everyone is comfortable and that we fully understand your pet's specific needs, routines, and any special instructions. During this meeting, we'll also review your information, pet details, home access procedures, and answer any questions you may have. 

This helps guarantee a smooth and stress-free experience for both you and your furry friend.

No money is asked from you until after your Meet and Greet is completed, and you are totally satisfied with your new pet sitter.

Critter Caretakers is passionate about providing exceptional care for a diverse range of pets. We understand every animal has unique needs, and our experienced team is equipped to handle them all. 

We specialize in caring for dogs, cats, small animals like rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, tortoises and birds. Additionally, we offer services for exotic pets including reptiles and amphibians. 

We can also offer basic ranch care for horses, goats and the occasional alpaca, but this would be limited to basic cleaning out, feeding and refreshing water

Our commitment is to ensure the well-being and happiness of every pet under our care. If your pet type isn't listed, please CONTACT US to discuss your specific requirements.

Critter Caretakers offers multiple convenient and secure payment options for our services. 

We accept debit and credit card payments through WePay, which is fully integrated with our Time to Pet software, ensuring a seamless and secure transaction. 

We also accept checks. 

This variety of options allows you to choose the method that best suits your needs and provides you with flexibility when booking our pet care services.

At Critter Caretakers, we understand that life can be unpredictable, and plans sometimes change. We believe in providing our wonderful clients with maximum flexibility. Therefore, we do not have a cancellation policy. 

We trust that you'll communicate any changes to your schedule as soon as possible, allowing us to adjust our services accordingly. 

While we don't impose cancellation fees, we appreciate your understanding and respect for our team's time. Clear communication helps us ensure we can continue to provide exceptional care to all our furry friends. 

We're here to work with you to accommodate your needs, without any added stress about cancellation charges.

If you love the idea of our no cancelation fee policy then let's get you started with us! CONTACT US today, or complete the NEW CLIENT form now

Yes, Critter Caretakers provides overnight pet sitting services for clients who require extended care for their pets.

We call this our Sleepover!

Our overnight service ensures your pets receive continuous attention and companionship, maintaining their routine and minimizing any anxiety they might experience while you're away. Our pet sitters will stay in your home, providing feeding, walks, playtime, and any necessary care throughout the night. 

This service is ideal for pets who require constant supervision, have medical needs, or simply benefit from the comfort of having someone present.

These visits are always 12hrs, and typically these are 7pm thru 7am

We also offer 

• 15hr Live-In (630pm thru 730am | 2hr visit during theMidday Slot (11am-2pm)
• 20hr Live-In (6pm thru 8am | 10am thru 4pm)
• 24hr Live-In - Contact us to discuss your specific requirements - these visits are usually for pets with significant medical issues

To book a Sleepover or Live-In, CONTACT US today, or complete the NEW CLIENT form now!

Critter Caretakers focuses exclusively on providing exceptional pet sitting and dog walking services. We do not offer pet transportation services nor pet taxi services at this time. 

We understand that transporting pets requires specialized insurance coverage to ensure the safety and well-being of the animals, and at the moment, our priority is delivering the highest quality in-home pet care. 

We recommend that pet owners seeking transportation services ensure that the provider they choose has the appropriate insurance and credentials.

Yes, Critter Caretakers' experienced pet sitters are trained to administer a variety of medications to pets, including oral medications, topical treatments, and subcutaneous injections (with proper instructions from the client at your Meet and Greet). 

Many pets are diabetic and need a Subcutaneous Injection every 12hrs. 

We understand the importance of maintaining your pet's health and are committed to following your veterinarian's instructions precisely. Please provide detailed and up-to-date instructions in your Time to Pet profile and show your pet sitter any necessary supplies during your initial meet and greet. 

Should your pet go on to need medications after your initial Meet and Greet we will book you in for an Additional Consultation so that these new requirements can be discussed in detail.

We prioritize your pet's safety and well-being, ensuring they receive their medications as needed.

Existing Clients: Always Open
Telephone: 8am thru 6pm
Online Chat: 8am thru 10pm

Critter Caretakers prioritizes accessibility and responsiveness to our valued clients. 

We are available to respond to inquiries from new clients between 8:00 AM and 8:00 PM. For our existing clients, we offer 24/7/365 support, ensuring we're always here for you and your pets, no matter the time or day. 

We have many clients who travel internationally for vacations or for work purposes, and you do not need to be worrying about the time zones when you have concerns about your pets!

For even greater convenience, we also offer a very convenient online chat option directly on our website. This allows you to get quick answers to your questions and immediate assistance, streamlining your experience with Critter Caretakers.

We understand that pet care needs can arise at any moment, and we're committed to providing continuous, reliable support to our established client base. 

Many similar businesses turn off the phones 5pm on a Friday and do not turn them on again until 8am Monday morning. Some larger 'database' businesses like Rover have terrible Customer Service, you will be lucky to get through to someone who cares who can actually do anything for you.

Is this the level of service your pets deserve?

At Critter Caretakers, the safety of your home and pets is our top priority. 

We implement several measures to ensure a secure and worry-free experience. 

All our pet sitters undergo thorough background checks, we use the online service SENTRYLINK for this. We are fully insured and bonded, providing added protection for your peace of mind. 

During your initial meet and greet, we carefully confirm the information on your Time to Pet profile in relation to your home access procedures, emergency contact information, and any specific security concerns you may have. We maintain open communication with you through regular updates, including photos and messages at the end of every visit, and our team is well equipped to handle emergencies with professionalism and care. 

Yes, Critter Caretakers understands the importance of staying connected with you and your pet while you're away. We provide regular updates during pet visits through our Time to Pet app to keep you informed about your furry friend's well-being. 

These updates can include photos, videos, text messages, or email reports, depending on your preferred communication method. We believe that open communication fosters trust and ensures that you have peace of mind knowing your pet is receiving the care they deserve.

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At Critter Caretakers, we prioritize consistency and building strong relationships between our clients, their pets, and our team. To achieve this, we assign a Primary pet sitter or dog walker to your account, who you will get to meet at your Free Meet and Greet, and aim to have them handle as many of your scheduled visits as possible. 

This ensures your pet becomes familiar with their caregiver, and you have the comfort of knowing who is looking after your furry friend. 

In the event that your primary sitter is unavailable for a scheduled visit, we will assign a carefully selected Secondary sitter to fill in. This ensures continuity of care and maintains the high standard of service you expect from Critter Caretakers. 

Ultimately if you would like to have a different sitter for any reason we will work with you, but we also believe that familiarity is important to both you and your pet.

Critter Caretakers offers a variety of pet sitting and dog walking services, each with its own pricing structure. 

Our rates are based on factors such as the length of the visit, the number of pets, and any specific services requested, like medication administration or overnight stays. 

We strive to provide transparent and competitive pricing, and you can find detailed information about our rates HERE or by contacting Liza on 480.553.0105. When you go through our Schedule Request feature all prices are clearly labeled there too so there are no nasty surprises!

We also believe that you should pay for the sitter's time and not the number of pets you have so we have one flat fee regardless of how big your crew is. We feel this is unfair and we strive to ensure you receive the best value for your pet care services.

At Critter Caretakers, we've structured our fees to be as competitive as possible from the outset. 

We believe in providing exceptional pet care services while also ensuring our dedicated sitters and walkers receive fair market compensation for their high-level service. 

Therefore, we do not offer additional discounts for recurring bookings. Our pricing reflects our commitment to quality and the value we place on both our clients and our team.

We recommend booking Critter Caretakers services as far in advance as possible to ensure availability, especially during peak seasons and holidays. 

While we strive to accommodate last-minute requests, booking at least a week or two in advance is ideal. 

For holiday periods, we advise booking several weeks or even months ahead of time. This allows us to properly schedule our team and guarantee your pet receives the care they need.

Critter Caretakers takes the health and well-being of your pets very seriously. 

If your pet becomes sick or injured while in our care, we have a clear protocol in place to ensure they receive prompt medical attention. We will immediately contact you to assess the situation and discuss the best course of action. 

If necessary, we will transport your pet to your designated veterinarian or an emergency veterinary clinic. We maintain a list of trusted veterinarians in your area and we hopefully have at least one emergency contact from you who we can call upon to help us out. 

We will keep you updated on your pet's condition throughout the process and work closely with you to ensure their swift recovery.

Yes, Critter Caretakers prioritizes the safety and security of your pets and your home. 

All sitters and walkers are fully insured and bonded to provide you with peace of mind and protection in the event of any unforeseen circumstances. 

Our insurance covers damages to your property and any injuries or accidents involving your pets while in our care.

Bonding provides financial protection in case of theft or 'mysterious disappearance' of personal property. 

All sitters must carry this insurance and prove that they have it in place for every visit to ensure the well-being of your pets and your belongings.

Whilst sitters are free to choose their own providers, we use and recommend Pet Sitters Associates for all of our Insurance and Bonding requirements

At Critter Caretakers, we want to ensure we have all the information necessary to provide the best possible care for your pet. 

The best way to provide special instructions is through your Time to Pet profile. This allows you to detail any specific needs, routines, or preferences your pet may have, such as medication schedules, feeding instructions, walking routes, or behavioral quirks. 

We carefully review these instructions to ensure our pet sitters and dog walkers are fully prepared to meet your pet's individual needs. 

We will also discuss these instructions in detail during the meet and greet to ensure we have a thorough understanding of your pet's requirements.

Yes, Critter Caretakers is committed to providing compassionate and skilled care for pets with a wide range of special needs. 

Our team has varying levels of skills and experiences around handling various conditions, including administering medications, providing specialized feeding, assisting with mobility issues, and managing behavioral challenges. Many of our sitters and walkers have vet tech background and / or have been involved in some kind of animal care for many years

We understand that pets with special needs require extra attention and patience, and we tailor our services to meet their individual requirements. 

During our Onboarding Consultation (Meet & Greet), we will gather detailed information about your pet's specific needs, medical history, and any necessary accommodations. 

We want to ensure we are fully equipped to provide the best possible care for your beloved companion.

Critter Caretakers stands out for its commitment to providing personalized, reliable, and compassionate pet care. 

Our experienced team is dedicated to understanding each pet's unique needs and tailoring our services accordingly. We prioritize clear communication, providing regular updates and photos to keep you connected with your furry friend. Our pet sitters and dog walkers are carefully selected, background-checked, insured, and bonded, ensuring your peace of mind. 

We utilize Time to Pet for easy scheduling, secure payments, and detailed pet profiles. 

We are available to respond to inquiries from new clients between 8:00 AM and 8:00 PM, and we offer 24/7/365 support for existing clients. Our online chat option provides convenient and immediate assistance.

Trustworthy | Reliable | Integrity

Family owned by 2 ex-cops with 45yrs policing experience in London

Experienced | Qualified | Integrity

This isn't a side hustle for us, we have been here since 2010. It's what we do

Insured | Bonded | Highest Level Background Checks

Complete peace of mind. Who do you want in your home / with your pets

Clear Communication | Contact Owners Directly 24/7/365

Regular updates about your pet's well-being through Time to Pet app

Personalized Care | Understand Your Pet's Individual Needs

Discuss your detailed profile for each pet during your Free Meet & Greet

Availability | Flexibility | No Cancelation Fees

We can accommodate your schedule and have flexibility for changes

Emergency Preparedness | Resilience | No Visit is Missed - Ever

Owners will compete visits in case if emergencies

100% Satisfaction Guarantee or Full Refund

If for any reason you are not delighted with our service, claim a full refund

Fair & Transparent Pricing

Pay for the sitter's time. Do not pay additional fees for additional pets

5-star Google Reviews | Multiple Awards | BBB A+ Status

Provides valuable insight in to our reputation and quality of service

At Critter Caretakers, we understand that trust is paramount when it comes to caring for your pets and entering your home. 

To ensure the safety and peace of mind of our clients, we conduct comprehensive criminal background checks on all potential pet sitters and dog walkers. While our team consists of approximately 40 independent contractors, each individual undergoes this thorough screening process. 

Each sitter works generally no more than 10-12 miles from their home address so they are part of your local community. We believe this is an essential step in maintaining our high standards and providing reliable, trustworthy pet care services.

Critter Caretakers prioritizes your peace of mind by conducting rigorous background checks on all our pet sitters and dog walkers. 

We partner with SentryLink, a leading provider of comprehensive background screening services, to perform detailed criminal history checks. This process goes beyond a simple database search, and includes [driving offenses, national criminal records, and sex offender registries. 

While our team comprises independent contractors, each individual undergoes this thorough vetting. We believe that entrusting your pets and home to a caregiver requires the highest level of trust, which is why we invest in this extensive screening process.

At Critter Caretakers, your satisfaction and your pet's well-being are our top priorities. We welcome feedback, both positive and constructive, as it helps us continually improve our services. 

If you have any concerns or complaints, we encourage you to contact us as soon as possible. We are committed to addressing your issues promptly and professionally. We offer a "Full Satisfaction or Your Money Back" Guarantee for the visit you were unhappy with. 

To be eligible for this guarantee, please inform us of any issues within 24 hours of your last visit. 

We believe in transparency and accountability, and we strive to work with you to resolve any problems to your satisfaction.

Rather than create an account though Critter Caretakers, you'll need to visit Time to Pet. This is where you'll manage your pet's information, schedule services, and communicate with our team. 

To create a new account you can either 

• go to NEW CLIENT and set yourself up, or 
• CONTACT US and we will send you an Activation Email

Once registered, you can log in you'll be able to enter your pet's details, set up your profile, and request our professional pet care services.

Existing clients can get access to Time to Pet through the main TIME TO PET PORTAL.

All pet information updates for Critter Caretakers are managed through your Time to Pet portal. 

To update your pet's details, simply log in to your Time to Pet account. From there, you can easily access and modify your pet's profile, including details like medication schedules, feeding instructions, vet information, and any other relevant updates. 

This ensures that our pet sitters and dog walkers always have the most accurate and up-to-date information to provide the best possible care for your pets.

Critter Caretakers has a rigorous selection process to ensure we provide the most trustworthy and capable caregivers for your pets. Our process includes:

• Thorough Application Review: We carefully assess each application, looking for relevant experience with animals, a genuine passion for pet care, and clear communication skills.
• Multi-Stage Interviews: Our interview process includes a Zoom Interview and in-person interviews to evaluate a candidate's experience, their ability to handle various pet behaviors and potential emergencies, and their overall professionalism. We look for individuals who are responsive, transparent, and gentle with animals.
• Comprehensive Background Checks: To guarantee your safety and peace of mind, all potential sitters and walkers undergo full criminal background checks.
• Reference Checks: We often contact references to verify a candidate's experience and reliability.
• Shadowing/Training: New team members often shadow experienced sitters, to ensure they are fully prepared to provide the high level of care Critter Caretakers is known for.

Our goal is to find individuals who are not only experienced and skilled but also genuinely love animals and are committed to providing exceptional care. To learn about current openings and how to apply, please visit the Work With Us link on our website. 

If you're passionate about animals and providing exceptional pet care, Critter Caretakers would love to hear from you! To learn about current openings and how to apply, please visit the Work With Us link on our website. 

There, you'll find information about available positions, required qualifications, and the application process. 

We are always looking for dedicated and reliable individuals to join our team of pet care professionals.

The ideal frequency and duration of dog walks depend on a variety of factors, including your dog's breed, age, energy level, and overall health. Most dogs benefit from at least one walk daily, and many thrive with two or three. Aim for a minimum of 20-30 minutes of daily exercise, but high-energy breeds often require more, sometimes up to 1-2 hours.

Puppies need more frequent, shorter walks, while senior dogs may need less strenuous outings. 

Always consider your dog's individual needs and consult your veterinarian for personalized guidance.  

Best dog walking practices prioritize safety, comfort, and positive experiences for both the dog and the walker. 

• Always use a secure leash and collar or harness. 
• Be aware of your surroundings, watching for potential hazards or other dogs. 
• Maintain control of your dog, especially in crowded areas. 
• Carry waste bags and clean up after your dog. 
• Provide fresh water, especially during warm weather. 
• Walk at a pace suitable for your dog's age and health. 
• Use positive reinforcement techniques, such as treats or praise, to encourage good behavior. 
• Vary your walking routes to provide mental stimulation. 
• Consider your dog's individual needs and preferences.

Handling dogs with leash aggression requires patience, understanding, and consistent training. 

At Critter Caretakers, our trained professionals prioritize safety and employ behavior modification techniques. We use positive reinforcement to redirect the dog's attention and create positive associations during walks. We maintain a safe distance from triggers, such as other dogs or people, and gradually desensitize the dog to these stimuli. 

We work closely with owners to understand the dog's specific triggers and implement a consistent training approach. If necessary, we recommend consulting with a certified dog behaviorist for specialized guidance. 

We prioritize the safety of the dog, other animals, and people during our care.

To ensure your dog's comfort and well-being during a pet sitting visit, please provide the following:

• Food and water: Enough for the duration of the visit, along with bowls.
• Medications: If applicable, with clear instructions on dosage and administration.
• Leash and harness/collar: For safe walks.
• Toys and treats: To keep your dog entertained and happy.
• Bedding or a comfortable resting place: To help them feel secure.
• Emergency contact information: Including your veterinarian's contact details and a backup contact.
• Information about your dog's routine on Time to Pet: Including feeding times, walking schedules, and any specific needs or preferences.
• Cleaning supplies: Such as waste bags and any necessary cleaning products.

Critter Caretakers understands that different dog breeds have varying needs and temperaments. Our experienced pet sitters and dog walkers are trained to recognize and accommodate these differences. We tailor our care to each dog's specific breed characteristics, ensuring they receive appropriate exercise, mental stimulation, and attention. 

We are familiar with the unique needs of various breeds, from high-energy working dogs to more laid-back companion breeds. We adjust our walking pace, playtime activities, and overall approach to suit each dog's individual breed traits

Recognizing dehydration in dogs is crucial for their health. Common signs include:

• Lethargy or weakness: A dehydrated dog may seem tired or less energetic than usual.
• Dry or sticky gums: Check your dog's gums; they should be moist.
• Sunken eyes: Dehydration can cause the eyes to appear sunken.
• Loss of skin elasticity: Gently pinch the skin on the back of their neck. If it doesn't quickly return to its normal position, your dog may be dehydrated.
• Excessive panting: While panting is normal for cooling down, excessive panting, especially without recent activity, can indicate dehydration.
• Thick, ropey saliva: Dehydrated dogs may have thicker saliva.
• Decreased urination: A dehydrated dog may urinate less frequently.
• Loss of appetite: Dehydration can sometimes cause a loss of appetite.
• Vomiting or diarrhea: In severe cases, dehydration can be accompanied by vomiting or diarrhea.

If you notice several of these signs, it's essential to provide your dog with fresh water immediately and consult your veterinarian.

Critter Caretakers understands that regular exercise is vital for a dog's physical and mental well-being. 

We tailor our dog walking and playtime activities to each dog's individual needs, considering their breed, age, energy level, and health. We offer a variety of exercise options, including brisk walks, runs, and interactive games. 

Our pet sitters and dog walkers are experienced in recognizing signs of fatigue or overheating and will adjust the activity level accordingly. We communicate with owners to understand their dog's typical exercise routine and strive to maintain that consistency. 

We prioritize safety during exercise, using leashes in appropriate areas and being mindful of weather conditions.

In the event of a dog emergency, Critter Caretakers has a well-defined protocol to ensure your pet receives immediate and appropriate care. 

First and foremost, we'll assess the situation and provide any necessary first aid within our capabilities. Simultaneously, we'll attempt to contact you to inform you of the situation and discuss the next steps. We'll transport your dog to your designated veterinarian or the nearest emergency veterinary clinic if needed. We maintain a record of your vet's contact information and any specific instructions you've provided. We'll keep you updated throughout the process and work closely with the veterinary team to ensure your dog's well-being. 

Our team is trained to handle emergencies calmly and efficiently, prioritizing your pet's safety above all else, and with Tony & Liza's extensive police experience, we will know what to do!

Critter Caretakers provides specialized care for puppies, understanding their unique needs and developmental stages. 

Our pet sitters are experienced in:

• Frequent potty breaks: Puppies need to eliminate more often, and we ensure they are taken outside regularly to aid in house training.
• Appropriate exercise: We provide gentle and age-appropriate exercise, avoiding overexertion that can harm their developing joints.
• Feeding schedules: We adhere to your puppy's specific feeding schedule and dietary requirements.
• Socialization: We provide safe and positive socialization experiences, as directed by you, to help them develop into well-adjusted adults.
• Supervision and safety: We closely supervise puppies to prevent them from getting into dangerous situations and ensure their safety.
• Comfort and affection: We provide plenty of attention and affection to help puppies feel secure and comfortable in your absence.

We communicate closely with you to ensure we're following your puppy's routine and care plan.

Critter Caretakers understands the importance of proper dog socialization for their well-being and behavior. We carefully assess each dog's socialization needs and history. 

For dogs who need socialization, we use gradual and positive methods. This can include controlled introductions to other dogs, exposure to various environments and sounds, and rewarding calm behavior. 

We always prioritize the dog's comfort level and avoid overwhelming them. If a dog displays signs of fear or aggression, we adjust our approach and consult with the owner and, if needed, a professional dog behaviorist. 

For dogs who are already well-socialized, we maintain their social skills through positive interactions and appropriate play.

Critter Caretakers adheres strictly to your dog's established feeding schedule. We will follow your instructions regarding the type of food, portion sizes, and feeding times. We understand that consistency is crucial for your dog's digestion and overall health. 

We will ensure your dog has access to fresh water at all times. If there are any concerns or deviations from the routine, we will communicate with you promptly.

Critter Caretakers understands that puppy potty training requires consistency and patience. We will adhere to your established potty training routine, taking your puppy out at designated times and rewarding successful elimination. We'll clean up any accidents thoroughly and promptly. 

For adult dogs, we'll maintain their regular potty schedule and provide ample opportunities to relieve themselves. We'll communicate with you about any potty training progress or challenges. 

We prioritize positive reinforcement and avoid punishment.

Leaving a dog alone for extended periods can pose several risks to their physical and mental well-being:

• Separation anxiety: Dogs are social animals and can experience anxiety when left alone, leading to destructive behavior, excessive barking, or house soiling.
• Lack of exercise and mental stimulation: Dogs need regular physical and mental activity. Prolonged isolation can lead to boredom, restlessness, and behavioral problems.
• Potty accidents: Dogs, especially puppies or senior dogs, need regular opportunities to relieve themselves. Holding it in for too long can cause discomfort and health issues.
• Safety hazards: Unsupervised dogs may chew on electrical cords, ingest toxic substances, or get into other accidents within the home.
• Loneliness and depression: Dogs thrive on companionship, and prolonged isolation can lead to feelings of loneliness and even depression.

It's important to consider your dog's individual needs, age, and health when determining how long they can be left alone.

Critter Caretakers provides specialized care for senior dogs, recognizing their unique needs and potential health challenges. We offer:

• Gentle exercise: We adjust the pace and duration of walks to accommodate their physical limitations.
• Comfortable environment: We ensure they have a comfortable and supportive resting place.
• Medication administration: We can administer medications as needed, following your specific instructions.
• Close monitoring: We observe senior dogs for signs of discomfort or health issues and communicate any concerns to you.
• Patience and understanding: We provide extra patience and affection to help them feel secure and comfortable.

We prioritize the comfort, safety, and well-being of your senior dog.

The best way to prevent fleas and ticks on your dog is through consistent preventative measures. Several effective options are available:

• Topical Treatments: Many topical medications, some containing permethrin, repel and prevent ticks from attaching. These are applied directly to the dog's skin, usually monthly.
• Oral Medications: Chewable tablets are a convenient option. Some, like NexGard and Simparica, are very effective and require a prescription.
• Collars: Flea and tick collars, such as Seresto, repel fleas and ticks for several months. They must be applied tightly enough to have skin contact.
• Shampoos: Flea and tick shampoos can kill existing fleas and ticks on contact, but they don't offer long-term prevention.
• Maintaining a clean environment: Regularly vacuuming your home and washing your dog's bedding can help reduce flea and tick populations. 

It's crucial to consult with your veterinarian to determine the safest and most effective prevention method for your dog, considering their breed, age, health, and lifestyle.

Critter Caretakers understands that separation anxiety can be a significant challenge for both dogs and their owners. We take a proactive and compassionate approach to caring for dogs with this condition.

Recognizing Separation Anxiety:

It's important to first recognize the signs of separation anxiety. These can include:

• Destructive behavior (chewing, scratching, especially near exits)
• Excessive barking, howling, or whining
• Pacing or restlessness
• Trembling or shaking
• Changes in appetite
• House soiling (urination or defecation)
• Excessive salivation
• Clingy behavior

Our Approach:

Our experienced pet sitters are trained to:

• Recognize and respond to signs of anxiety: We're attentive to your dog's behavior and can identify when they are feeling stressed.
• Maintain a calm and consistent environment: We strive to minimize stress by adhering to your dog's regular routine as much as possible.
• Provide enrichment and distraction: We offer engaging toys and activities to keep your dog occupied and reduce feelings of loneliness.
• Implement training techniques: We can reinforce training techniques you are already using, such as rewarding calm behavior and creating positive associations with your departure.
• Communicate with you: We'll keep you informed about your dog's behavior and any concerns.

Important Note:

If your dog has severe separation anxiety, we recommend consulting with your veterinarian or a certified professional dog trainer. They can provide guidance on behavior modification techniques and, if necessary, medication. We can then work in conjunction with their recommendations to provide the best possible care for your dog.

Critter Caretakers is experienced in managing multi-dog households. We understand the dynamics of multiple dogs living together and tailor our care to ensure each dog receives individual attention and that the household remains harmonious. We pay close attention to feeding routines, ensuring each dog receives the correct food and portion. We manage walks and playtime to accommodate the needs of all dogs, considering their energy levels and social compatibility. We monitor their interactions for any signs of conflict and intervene appropriately. We also ensure that each dog has a safe and comfortable resting space.

Regular litter box cleaning is essential for your cat's hygiene and comfort, and it can also prevent behavioral issues. Here's a breakdown of recommended cleaning practices:

• Scooping: Scoop the litter box daily to remove solid waste and clumps of urine. This helps control odor and keeps the box inviting for your cat.
• Complete litter change: How often you change all the litter depends on the type of litter you use and the number of cats:
  • Clumping litter: If you're diligent about scooping, you can change the entire litter every 2-4 weeks.
  • Non-clumping litter: This type absorbs urine, so you'll need to change it more frequently, about 2-3 times per week.
• Washing the box: When you change the litter, wash the litter box with warm water and mild, unscented dish soap. Avoid harsh chemicals or scented cleaners, as they can deter cats.

By maintaining a clean litter box, you'll encourage your cat to use it consistently and help prevent them from eliminating outside the box.

Cats are intelligent and playful creatures who need both physical and mental stimulation. Here are some of the best ways to entertain them:

• Interactive play: Engage your cat with wand toys, laser pointers (used cautiously and never directly in their eyes), or toy mice. This encourages their natural hunting instincts.
• Puzzle toys: Provide food puzzles or treat-dispensing toys to challenge your cat and make mealtime more stimulating.
• Scratching posts: Offer a variety of scratching posts to satisfy their natural urge to scratch and keep their claws healthy.
• Climbing structures: Cats love to climb and explore vertical spaces. Cat trees or shelves can provide them with exercise and a sense of security.
• Window watching: Provide a comfortable spot for your cat to watch birds and other outdoor activity.
• Social interaction: Spend quality time with your cat, petting, grooming, and playing with them.
  It's important to observe your cat's preferences and provide a variety of toys and activities to keep them engaged and prevent boredom.

To ensure your cat is comfortable and well-cared for during a pet sitting visit, please provide the following:

• Food and water: Enough for the duration of the visit, along with clean bowls.
• Litter box: A clean litter box and an adequate supply of litter.
• Medications: If applicable, with clear instructions on dosage and administration.
• Toys and scratching posts: To provide entertainment and allow for natural behavior.
• A safe and comfortable space: A designated area where your cat can retreat if needed.
• Emergency contact information: Including your veterinarian's contact details.
• Information about your cat's routine: Including feeding times, play preferences, and any specific needs.

All of this information should be kept up to date within your Time to Pet profile.

Critter Caretakers recognizes that cats can experience anxiety, and we take steps to minimize their stress during our care. Our approach includes:

• Providing a calm and quiet environment: We respect your cat's need for a safe space and minimize loud noises or disruptions.
• Maintaining their routine: We adhere to their regular feeding, play, and rest schedules as closely as possible.
• Gentle handling: We use a calm and patient approach, avoiding sudden movements or forceful interactions.
• Enrichment: We provide toys and activities to keep them mentally stimulated and engaged.
• Observing for signs of stress: We're attentive to changes in behavior or body language that may indicate anxiety.

 
If your cat has a history of anxiety or displays severe symptoms, it's important to discuss this with your veterinarian. They may recommend specific strategies or medications that we can incorporate into our care.

Dehydration can be a serious issue for cats, so it's important to recognize the signs. Here are some common indicators:

• Lethargy or weakness: A dehydrated cat may be less active or seem unusually tired.
• Dry or sticky gums: A healthy cat's gums should be moist.
• Loss of skin elasticity: Gently pinch the skin on the back of the neck; if it doesn't quickly snap back, your cat may be dehydrated.
• Sunken eyes: The eyes may appear dull or sunken.
• Decreased appetite: Dehydration can reduce a cat's interest in food.
• Reduced urination: You may notice less urine in the litter box.
• Increased heart rate: Though harder to assess at home, this can be a sign.

If you observe several of these signs, provide your cat with fresh water and contact your veterinarian immediately.

Administering medication to cats can sometimes be challenging, but we're experienced in several methods:

• Oral medication: We can administer pills, capsules, or liquid medication, following your specific instructions. We may use techniques like hiding pills in food or using a pill popper.
• Topical medication: We can apply topical medications, such as creams or ointments, as directed.
  We prioritize your cat's comfort and safety throughout the process. We'll use gentle restraint and a calm approach. 

If your cat is particularly resistant, we'll communicate with you and explore alternative solutions. It's important to note that we can only administer medication as you've instructed. We cannot diagnose or prescribe medications.

Cats need more than just a nap and a bowl of kibble. Here are some of the best cat toys for keeping their minds sharp and their bodies active:

• Puzzle Feeders: These toys challenge your cat to work for their food or treats. They can help slow down eating, provide mental enrichment, and satisfy your cat's natural hunting instincts.
• Interactive Toys: Toys that require your participation, like wand toys or laser pointers, encourage your cat to chase, pounce, and engage in active play. These are great for bonding and exercise. (Just be careful to never shine a laser directly into your cat's eyes.)
• Treat-Dispensing Toys: Similar to puzzle feeders, these toys release treats as your cat bats, rolls, or manipulates them. They offer a fun reward for problem-solving.
• Snuffle Mats: These mats allow cats to use their sense of smell to "hunt" for hidden treats. They're great for mental stimulation and can be particularly helpful for cats who eat too quickly.
• Motion-Activated Toys: Toys that move or make sounds when your cat approaches can spark their curiosity and encourage them to play.
• Catnip Toys: Many cats respond positively to catnip, which can stimulate play and exploration.

When choosing toys, consider your cat's personality and play style. Some cats prefer to chase, while others like to bat or pounce. Providing a variety of toys and rotating them regularly will help keep your cat entertained and prevent boredom.

Caring for senior cats requires a special approach, as their needs change with age:  

• Understanding Senior Cat Needs: We recognize that senior cats may experience decreased mobility, cognitive decline, and increased susceptibility to health issues.
• Gentle Handling: We use a gentle and patient approach to minimize stress and discomfort.
• Comfortable Environment: We ensure easy access to food, water, litter boxes, and comfortable resting areas.
• Medication Administration: We can administer medications as directed, with careful attention to dosage and timing.
• Monitoring for Changes: We closely observe senior cats for any changes in behavior, appetite, or elimination habits, and report any concerns to you.
• Respecting Limitations: We adjust playtime and activities to suit their physical abilities and avoid overexertion.

We prioritize the comfort, safety, and overall well-being of your senior cat, providing compassionate care tailored to their individual needs.

The best cat grooming practices promote your cat's health, comfort, and well-being:  

• Regular Brushing:
  • For most cats, brushing a few times a week helps remove loose fur, prevent hairballs, and distribute skin oils.  
  • Long-haired cats need daily brushing to avoid mats and tangles.  
  • Use a brush appropriate for your cat's coat type.
• Nail Trimming:
  • Trim your cat's nails regularly to prevent them from becoming overgrown or catching on things.  
  • Use cat-specific nail clippers and avoid cutting the "quick" (the pink part of the nail).  
• Dental Care:
  • Ideally, brush your cat's teeth regularly with cat-specific toothpaste to prevent dental disease.  
  • Regular dental checkups with your veterinarian are also important.  
• Ear Cleaning:
  • Check your cat's ears periodically and gently clean away any visible debris with a damp cloth or vet-approved ear cleaner.  
  • Avoid inserting anything deep into the ear canal.  
• Bathing:
  • Most cats don't need frequent baths unless they get very dirty.
  • Use a cat-specific shampoo and avoid getting water in their eyes and ears.  

General Tips:

• Start grooming your cat from a young age to get them used to it.  
• Be gentle and patient, and reward your cat with treats.
• Pay attention to your cat's body language and stop if they become stressed.  
• Grooming is also a good opportunity to check your cat for any lumps, bumps, or other health concerns. 

The frequency of brushing depends mostly on your cat's coat type:

• Short-haired cats: These cats generally do a good job of grooming themselves. Brushing them once or twice a week is usually sufficient to remove loose hair, dirt, and dander. It also helps distribute skin oils for a healthy coat.  
• Long-haired cats: These cats, with their luxurious fur, are prone to mats and tangles. Daily brushing is highly recommended, and in some cases, even twice a day might be necessary. This helps prevent painful mats and skin problems.  

Why is brushing important?

• Reduces hairballs: Brushing removes loose fur that cats would otherwise swallow while grooming, which can lead to hairballs.  
• Healthy coat: Brushing distributes natural skin oils, promoting a shiny and healthy coat.  
• Bonding: It can be a pleasant bonding experience for both you and your cat.
• Early detection: Grooming sessions allow you to check for any skin problems, lumps, or other health concerns.  

So, in short, while short-haired cats can get by with less frequent brushing, long-haired cats need it much more often.

Living with multiple cats can be rewarding, but it also requires understanding and management to ensure harmony. Here's a breakdown of how to handle a multi-cat household:

• Provide ample resources:
  • One litter box per cat plus one extra, placed in different locations.
  • Multiple food and water bowls, spaced apart.  
  • Sufficient scratching posts (both vertical and horizontal).  
  • Plenty of safe hiding places and elevated perches.  
• Separate feeding areas: Avoid competition by feeding cats in separate areas.  
• Individual attention: Ensure each cat receives one-on-one playtime and affection.
• Gradual introductions: When introducing a new cat, do so slowly and carefully, allowing for scent swapping and supervised interactions.  
• Observe cat behavior: Pay attention to interactions and intervene if you see signs of stress or aggression.
• Reduce stress: Minimize changes in routine, provide a calm environment, and consider using pheromone diffusers.  

By providing ample resources, respecting their territorial needs, and paying close attention to their behavior, you can create a happy and peaceful multi-cat household.

Leaving a cat alone for extended periods can pose several risks to their well-being:  

• Loneliness and boredom: Cats are more social than many people think, and prolonged isolation can lead to loneliness, depression, and destructive behavior.
• Stress and anxiety: Changes in routine and lack of companionship can cause stress and anxiety, which can manifest in various behavioral and health problems.  
• Lack of attention to health: If left alone for too long, any sudden illness or injury might go unnoticed, delaying crucial veterinary care.
• Accidents or hazards: Cats left unsupervised can potentially get into dangerous situations within the home, such as ingesting toxins or getting trapped.
• Litter box issues: Cats are clean animals, and if their litter box becomes too soiled, they may eliminate outside of it.

It's important to consider your cat's individual needs and personality when determining how long they can be left alone. For extended absences, it's generally recommended to have a pet sitter or trusted individual check on your cat daily.

Cats naturally groom themselves by licking their fur, which can lead to swallowing hair. While occasional hairballs are normal, frequent hairballs can be uncomfortable for your cat and may indicate underlying health issues. Here are some preventive measures:  

• Regular brushing: Brushing your cat, especially long-haired breeds, helps remove loose fur, reducing the amount they ingest.  
• Hairball control diet: Special cat foods formulated for hairball control contain extra fiber to help hair pass through the digestive system.  
• Hairball remedies: Over-the-counter gels or pastes can lubricate the digestive tract and aid in the elimination of hair.  
• Encourage hydration: Ensure your cat has access to plenty of fresh water, as dehydration can worsen hairball problems.  

If your cat experiences frequent or severe hairballs, accompanied by other symptoms like loss of appetite, lethargy, or constipation, consult your veterinarian.

Introducing a new cat to your household requires a careful and patient approach. Here's a breakdown of the best practices:

• Create a safe room: Prepare a small, quiet room for the new cat with food, water, litter box, scratching post, and bedding. This allows them to adjust gradually.  
• Scent swapping: Introduce the cats to each other's scent by swapping bedding or using a cloth to rub each cat and then letting the other cat smell it.
• Controlled visual contact: Allow the cats to see each other through a closed door or a crate initially, keeping interactions brief and positive.  
• Supervised meetings: Gradually increase the time they spend together under your supervision, ensuring positive interactions.  
• Provide ample resources: Make sure each cat has their own food, water, litter boxes, and safe spaces to minimize competition and stress.
• Patience is key: The entire process can take days or even weeks. Allow the cats to adjust at their own pace.  

By following these guidelines, you can help ensure a smoother and less stressful introduction for all cats involved.

Critter Caretakers understands that some cats have specific dietary requirements for health reasons. We are committed to following your instructions precisely to ensure your cat receives the correct nutrition. Here's how we handle cats with special dietary needs:

• Detailed instructions: We require clear and detailed instructions regarding your cat's diet, including:
  • Type of food (e.g., wet, dry, prescription)
  • Specific brand and flavor
  • Portion sizes
  • Feeding frequency
  • Any restrictions or allergies
• Medication administration: If your cat's special diet is related to medication, we are experienced in administering pills, liquids, or injections as needed, following your directions.
• Preventing cross-contamination: We take precautions to avoid mixing food or using the same utensils for different cats, if applicable.
• Observation and communication: We'll closely monitor your cat's eating habits and report any concerns to you promptly.

Our goal is to maintain your cat's health and well-being by adhering to their specific dietary needs while you're away.

Training a cat requires patience, consistency, and a good understanding of their natural behavior. Here are some of the most effective methods:  

• Positive Reinforcement: This is the most crucial element. Cats respond best to rewards, such as treats, praise, or toys, when they perform the desired behavior.  
• Clicker Training: A clicker can be used to mark the exact moment your cat does the right thing, followed by a reward. This helps them understand precisely what they're being rewarded for.  
• Keep Sessions Short and Consistent: Cats have short attention spans. Aim for several short training sessions (5-10 minutes) each day, rather than one long session. Consistency is key.  
• Create a Routine: Cats thrive on routine. Incorporate training into their daily schedule, such as before mealtimes.  
• Make it Fun: Keep training positive and engaging. If your cat gets bored or stressed, end the session.
• Address the Cat's Motivations: Understanding what motivates your cat (food, play, etc.) is essential for effective training.  

Important Note:

• Avoid punishment, as it can lead to fear and distrust.  
• Be patient and celebrate small successes.

Critter Caretakers primarily focuses on providing care for domesticated pets within their homes. Our services are generally not designed for handling feral or stray cats in the following ways:

• Trapping and relocation: We do not provide trapping or relocation services for feral or stray cats. These activities often require specialized equipment and knowledge.
• Long-term outdoor care: Our services are centered around in-home care, not providing ongoing care for cats living exclusively outdoors.

However, we recognize that some clients may feed outdoor cats. In these cases:

• Feeding instructions: If you regularly feed outdoor cats and wish us to continue this during our visits, you can provide detailed instructions within your Time to Pet profile. We will follow these instructions to the best of our ability.

It is important to contact local animal shelters, rescue organizations, or TNR programs for comprehensive assistance with feral or stray cats.

Keeping your cat safe indoors is crucial for their health and longevity. Here's how to create a safe indoor environment:

• Remove hazards:
  • Secure or hide electrical cords to prevent chewing.  
  • Put away toxic household cleaners, medications, and chemicals.
  • Avoid toxic houseplants.  
  • Secure or remove small objects that could be swallowed.  
• Prevent falls:
  • Ensure windows and screens are secure to prevent falls.  
  • Supervise balcony access or consider a cat-proof enclosure (catio).
• Provide enrichment:
  • Offer plenty of toys to keep them mentally and physically stimulated.  
  • Provide scratching posts to satisfy their natural instincts.  
  • Create vertical space with cat trees or shelves.
• Maintain a healthy environment:
  • Keep the litter box clean.
  • Provide fresh food and water.
  • Maintain a comfortable temperature.
• Regular vet care:
  • Even indoor cats need regular vaccinations and checkups.  
  • Discuss parasite prevention with your vet.

By taking these precautions, you can create a safe and stimulating environment where your cat can thrive.

Cats, like all pets, are susceptible to various health issues. Some of the most common include:

• Dental Disease: This is very common in cats, with gum disease being a frequent issue.
• Fleas: These external parasites can cause significant discomfort and skin irritation.
• Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD): This encompasses a range of conditions affecting the bladder and urethra.
• Obesity: Overweight cats are at risk for various health problems, including diabetes and joint issues.
• Vomiting: While occasional vomiting can be normal (e.g., hairballs), frequent or severe vomiting warrants a vet visit.
• Intestinal Parasites: Tapeworms and other parasites are common, especially in kittens.
• Upper Respiratory Infections: These are more common in young kittens.
• Diabetes: This can develop if a cat does not produce or cannot utilize insulin normally.

It's important to be aware of these potential health problems and to seek veterinary care if you notice any concerning symptoms in your cat. Regular checkups and preventative care are crucial for maintaining your cat's health.

Critter Caretakers understands that occasional behavior issues can arise with cats. Our approach focuses on:

• Understanding the cause: We'll gather information from you about your cat's behavior, potential triggers, and medical history.
• Providing a safe and enriched environment: Ensuring your cat has access to scratching posts, toys, and opportunities for play can help reduce stress-related behaviors.
• Consistency: We'll maintain your cat's regular routine as much as possible, including feeding times, play schedules, and litter box maintenance.
• Positive reinforcement: We'll use positive reinforcement techniques, such as praise and treats, to encourage desirable behaviors.
• Avoiding punishment: Punishment can worsen behavior problems and create fear. We'll never use punitive methods.

If your cat's behavior problems are severe or persistent, we recommend consulting with your veterinarian or a certified cat behaviorist. We can then work in conjunction with their recommendations to provide the best possible care for your cat.

Cats don't show emotions as overtly as other animals, so signs of stress can be subtle. Watch for these changes:

• Behavioral changes:
  • Avoiding people or situations more than usual.
  • Hiding for long periods.
  • Not wanting to go outside.
  • Increased irritability or agitation.
  • Aggression toward people or other pets.
  • Toileting or spraying outside the litter box.
  • Over-grooming.
  • Increased vocalization.
  • Increased scratching, especially in new places.
  • Being more alert than usual.
• Body language changes:
  • Tense, hunched-up body.
  • Flattened ears.
  • Dilated pupils.
  • Increased swallowing or lip licking.
  • Skin twitching or rippling.
• Health changes:
  • Urinary tract issues or cystitis.
  • Diarrhea.
  • Skin issues.
  • Digestive problems.
  • General decline in physical condition.
  • Lack of appetite.

If you notice these signs, try to identify the source of stress. Common causes include:

• Threats to their territory (new pets, babies, moving, unfamiliar animals outside).
• Multi-cat households.
• Over-handling.
• Changes to the smell of their home.

If your cat is showing signs of stress, it's best to consult with your veterinarian.

Cat aggression can manifest in various ways, including:

• Hissing and growling: These are common vocalizations used to display aggression.
• Scratching and biting: Cats may use their claws and teeth to defend themselves.
• Posturing: Arching their back, raising their tail, and flattening their ears.
• Stalking and chasing: This can be directed at other pets, people, or even objects.
• Urinary marking: Spraying urine to mark territory.
• Redirected aggression: Taking out aggression on a different target, such as a human or another pet.

If you notice signs of aggression in your cat, here are some steps to take:

• Identify the cause: Try to determine the trigger for the aggression. This could be a new pet, a change in routine, illness, or underlying medical conditions.
• Consult a veterinarian: Rule out any medical causes that could be contributing to the aggression.
• Provide a safe environment: Ensure your cat has plenty of hiding spots and safe spaces to retreat to.
• Manage stress: Address any underlying stressors, such as changes in the environment or other pets.
• Positive reinforcement: Reward calm and appropriate behavior.
• Avoid punishment: Punishment can worsen aggression.
• Seek professional help: If the aggression is severe or persistent, consult a certified cat behaviorist for specialized guidance.

Remember, aggression is often a sign of underlying fear or anxiety. Addressing the root cause is crucial for resolving the problem.

Cat litter box problems can be frustrating, but there are several strategies to address them:

• Cleanliness: Scoop litter daily and change the entire litter box at least once a week. Ensure the box is large enough for your cat to comfortably maneuver.
• Location: Place the litter box in a quiet, private area away from food and water bowls.
• Number of boxes: Cats may need multiple litter boxes, especially in multi-cat households. Aim for one box per cat, plus one extra.
• Type of litter: Experiment with different types of litter to find what your cat prefers. Some cats prefer clay litter, while others prefer sand or wood pellets.
• Underlying health conditions: Rule out any medical issues that could be causing litter box problems, such as urinary tract infections or arthritis.
• Stress: Identify and address any stressors that may be contributing to the problem, such as new pets, moving, or loud noises.

If you're experiencing ongoing litter box issues, consult your veterinarian to rule out any medical causes and consider seeking advice from a certified cat behaviorist for further guidance.

Additional Tips:

• Provide privacy: Ensure the litter box is in a quiet, private location where your cat feels safe.
• Maintain consistent routines: Stick to a regular schedule for cleaning and litter changes.
• Use a litter box scoop: Avoid using your bare hands to scoop litter, as this can transfer bacteria.
• Offer multiple litter boxes: Cats may prefer different types of litter or locations.
• Keep the litter box clean: Scoop waste and change litter frequently to prevent odor and discourage inappropriate elimination.
• Provide easy access: Ensure your cat has easy access to the litter box, especially for older cats or those with mobility issues.
• Address underlying health issues: Rule out any medical conditions that could be contributing to litter box problems.
• Provide a stress-free environment: Minimize stress-inducing factors, such as loud noises or changes in routine.
• Consult a veterinarian: If the problem persists, consult your veterinarian to rule out medical causes and discuss behavior modification strategies.

Cat scratching is a natural behavior, but it can be destructive. Here are some tips to manage it:

• Provide scratching posts: Offer multiple scratching posts made from durable materials like sisal or cardboard.
• Trim claws regularly: Regular nail trimming can help reduce damage to furniture.
• Redirect scratching: Encourage scratching on designated posts by placing them near areas where your cat tends to scratch.
• Address underlying causes: Identify and address any stress or anxiety that may be contributing to excessive scratching.
• Use deterrents: Apply double-sided tape or sticky pads to areas your cat scratches.

If scratching persists, consult your veterinarian to rule out any medical causes.

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