Many people love to travel, but hate leaving their pets at home. Maybe you’re looking for a weekend getaway that includes bringing your pet. There are of course things to consider when looking for pet friendly hotels. Do they allow you to leave your pet unattended, or do they have a limit on number of animals? But if you’re looking to travel here with Fido, we’ve put together our list of the top 10 pet friendly hotels in Las Vegas. You can see the general hotel guidelines below. Also, if you need pet care while you’re in town. We are the number #1 rated pet sitting and dog walking company in L ..read more

Should I Vaccinate My Pet? August is National Immunization Awareness Month! Taking your dog to the vet regularly for preventative care, including vaccines, is extremely important. Vaccinating your pet has long been considered one of the easiest ways to help him live a long, healthy life. If you’ve ever asked yourself the question, “Should I vaccinate my pet?” we can point you in the right direction! Why should I vaccinate my pet? Vaccines can protect your dog or cat from contracting a variety of illnesses, some of which can be fatal. Giving your pet the proper immunizations can prevent serious ..read more

Should My Puppy Go For Walks? Getting a new puppy in your family can be one of the most exciting experiences! But you’re probably wondering, “Should my puppy go for walks?” That’s a great question! Puppies need much less exercise than fully-grown dogs. So, before you go for your first outing together, make sure your puppy is ready to walk. You need to be sure you give your puppy the appropriate amount and type of exercise. Here’s what you should consider before you can take your puppy for a walk.   1. Vaccinations Puppies have developing immune systems, and until they’re fully vaccinated ..read more

5 Reasons To Appreciate Animal Control It’s Animal Care and Control Appreciation Week! This week is celebrated on the second full week of April each year and is designed to give recognition to the hard-working men and women of Animal Care and Control. They risk their lives and devote huge amounts of personal time and resources to their communities. Along with this, they serve the public just like other public safety and law enforcement agencies. Here is our list of 5 Reasons To Appreciate Animal Control.   1. They Help Keep Stray and Abandoned Animals Safe Animal Control helps bring aband ..read more

Hundreds and thousands of people are stuck at home right now, it’s a scary time. But your dogs don’t know what’s going on. They’re sitting there looking at you like “hey play with me!”.  You might be wondering, how do I keep my dog entertained in quarantine? Well, lucky for you we’ve put together a few things you can do at home with FIDO to keep them in good mental and physical shape! Practicing Commands Chances are you probably taught your dog quite a few commands when they were a puppy. So, how often do you practice all those commands? I remember my dog Bono used to do every trick he new wh ..read more

Are you looking to Vacation without Traveling Far? Did you have to cancel your vacation? With the threat of COVID-19 lurking over the country many people are cancelling their travel plans for the unforeseeable future. For people like pet sitters who rely on people traveling and leaving their pets at home this is real problem. But, it’s also a problem if you had planned your vacation and requested time off work only to now be staring at your TV. Many experts are telling people to continue about their life, but just be cautious of large crowds and gatherings. So, we’ve put together a short list ..read more

How Do I Keep My Pet’s Teeth Healthy? February is National Pet Dental Health Month! Dental disease, or periodontal disease, is one of the most common medical conditions seen by veterinarians. Over 80% of dogs over the age of three have active dental disease. Also, between 50 and 90% of cats older than four years of age suffer from some form of dental disease. Dental disease in pets can start with a few symptoms, including bad breath, and red or inflamed gums. These symptoms can progress to yellow or brown teeth, loose teeth or teeth falling out, and if your pet is refusing to eat and is losing ..read more

Private Dog Boarding in Las Vegas Do you travel a lot but don’t feel comfortable leaving your dogs at home? Maybe they have special needs or just really prefer to be around people or other pets. For those pets under 30lbs we do offer private dog boarding in Las Vegas. Your pets can have a little vacation while you’re on vacation! For private boarding your pets can stay with us in our home and live like family. They will receive lots of daily hugs and care with no crates (unless they get crated by you at home). Because we only have space for very few dogs, you must apply in advance for private ..read more

Top 5 Benefits of Daily Exercise for Dogs It’s the start of a new year and a new decade! Also, did you know that January is National Walk Your Pet Month?! That’s right, there’s a month for that. Most dogs need to be walked at least once each day, and some dogs may even require more. However, we know with our busy schedules, sometimes Fido doesn’t get in as long of a walk as he needs. Your dog is in need of frequent walks not only for his or her physical health, but for mental and emotional health reasons as well. Here is our list of the Top 5 Benefits of Daily Exercise for Dogs.   1.Helps With ..read more

Common Thanksgiving Foods Not To Share With Pets Can you believe Thanksgiving is already around the corner!? As the busiest travel time in the US, Thanksgiving is likely to be spent gathered around the dinner table with friends and family. With the large array of foods you’re making, you need to be sure that your pets aren’t getting a hold of foods that could make them sick. Here is a list of Common Thanksgiving Foods Not To Share With Pets.   1. Ham Pork is high in fat, which can lead to obesity in pets. Even a small amount of ham can contribute a very large amount of calories to a small dog ..read more