Amy's Pet Care LLC

03/09/2024

To our fantastic clients, thank you! Our 2024 overnight bookings are completely filled. We appreciate your trust and confidence. Thank you for choosing us for your pet's care. Any cancellations will be announced here.

12/12/2023

We have a new last-minute opening for overnight care, for the week before and the week of Christmas. Both our standard 12 hour overnights and our round-the-clock care options are currently available for this timeframe.

Please note, if you are a potential new client, we must have time for an in-person meet and greet before services can be confirmed.

Services, pricing, and policies can all be found on our website: https://www.AmysPetCare.com

Please E-mail [email protected] for questions or booking inquiries.

Thank you! Happy holidays!

Enjoy peace of mind with our reliable, professional pet sitting services. At Amy's Pet Care LLC, we provide trusted in-home pet care, ensuring your pets are happy and cared for while you're away. Explore our personalized services today!

10/10/2023

Book now to secure your vacation care dates or to become a part of our daily drop-in roster!
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09/04/2023

We have openings!

Due to storm damage, many upcoming clients needed to cancel or reschedule, we have several openings for overnights, potty stops, and walks available.

Please email [email protected] or text 440-723-0424 to schedule 🐾

08/20/2023

Just a reminder, Facebook messenger does not show me alerts correctly, and often they are very delayed.

Please email me at: [email protected]
or text 440-723-0424
Thank you!

08/01/2023

We are excited to bring back our highly requested drop-in services!

We are offering both long-term regularly scheduled visits while you're at work, as well as vacation drop-ins for those pets that don't need someone overnight. Starting at $25 per drop-in.

Your pet will receive personalized attention and care, including bathroom breaks, meals, medication administration, and playtime. Limited openings are available to ensure each pet gets the care they need, so reserve your pet's spot today!

I started this business in 2019, it is my only and full-time job, which means my team and I can focus on bringing high-quality, consistent services for your pets. Our drop-ins are centered around the Amherst area to ensure your pets get the time they need during our visits.

For any questions and more information, please check out my website, www.AmysPetCare.com or text or call 440-723-0424 and I will respond as soon as possible. Please do not use messenger as it doesn't always notify of new messages properly. Thank you!

07/23/2023

We are now booking for the Fall and Winter seasons
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07/22/2023

07/19/2023

We are excited to bring back our highly requested drop-in services! We are offering visits starting at $25 per drop-in.

We offer vacation care drop-ins while you are away, as well as regularly scheduled stops for while you're at work. Days and times are customized based on your pets needs.

Your pet will receive personalized attention and care, including bathroom breaks, meals, medication administration, and playtime. Limited openings are available to ensure each pet gets the care they need, so reserve your pet's spot today!

I started this business in 2019, it is my only and full-time job, which means my team and I can focus on bringing high-quality, consistent services for your pets. Our drop-ins are centered around the Amherst area to ensure your pets get the time they need during our visits.

For any questions and more information, please check out my website, www.AmysPetCare.com or text or call 440-723-0424 and I will respond as soon as possible. Please do not use messenger as it doesn't always notify of new messages properly. Thank you!

Amy's Pet Care LLC offers full-service, in-your-home pet sitting, potty breaks, and walks.

02/04/2023

Please note, Facebook messenger does not show me alerts in a timely manner, and sometimes not at all. Please email me instead at [email protected] to ensure a quick response.
Thank you!

10/09/2022

I will be unavailable from Sunday, October 16 through Saturday October 22, 2022.

I will respond to any pending emails, messages, or voicemails as quickly as possible when I return. Thank you!

-Amy

04/12/2022

April 10th-16th: National Dog Bite Prevention Week
National Dog Bite Prevention Week® takes place during the second full week of April each year, and focuses on educating people about preventing dog bites. The dates in 2022 are April 10-16.

With an estimated population of nearly 85 million dogs living in U.S. households, millions of people—most of them children—are bitten by dogs every year. The majority of these bites, if not all, are preventable.

Dog bite prevention
Dog bites pose a serious health risk to our communities and society. More than 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs each year in the United States, and more than 800,000 receive medical attention for dog bites, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC). At least half of those bitten are children. Here are more dog bite facts:

Almost 1 in 5 people bitten by dogs require medical attention.
Children are the most common victims of dog bites and are far more likely to be severely injured.
Most dog bites affecting young children occur during everyday activities and while interacting with familiar dogs.
Any dog can bite: big or small, male or female, young or old. Even the cuddliest, fuzziest, sweetest pet can bite if provoked. Remember, it is not a dog's breed that determines whether it will bite, but rather the dog's individual history and behavior.
Most dog bites are preventable, and there are many things you can do at home and within your community to help prevent them.
Why do dogs bite?
Dogs bite for a variety of reasons, but most commonly as a reaction to something. If the dog finds itself in a stressful situation, it may bite to defend itself or its territory. Dogs can bite because they are scared or have been startled. They can bite because they feel threatened. They can bite to protect something that is valuable to them, like their puppies, their food or a toy.

Dogs might bite because they aren't feeling well. They could be sick or sore due to injury or illness and might want to be left alone. Dogs also might nip and bite during play. Even though nipping during play might be fun for the dog, it can be dangerous for people. It's a good idea to avoid wrestling or playing tug-of-war with your dog. These types of activities can make your dog overly excited, which may lead to a nip or a bite.
What you can do to prevent dog bites
Socializing your dog
Socialization is a good way to help prevent your dog from biting. Socializing your pet helps your dog feel at ease in different situations. By introducing your dog to people and other animals while it's a puppy, it feels more comfortable in different situations as it gets older. It's also important to use a leash in public to make sure that you are able to control your dog.
Being a responsible pet owner
Responsible pet ownership builds a solid foundation for dog bite prevention. Basics of responsible dog ownership that can help reduce the risk of dog bites include carefully selecting the dog that's right for your family, proper training, regular exercise, and neutering or spaying your pet.
Educating your family
Educate yourself and your children about how—or whether—to approach a dog.
Avoiding risky situations
It's important to know how to avoid escalating risky situations and to understand when you should and should not interact with dogs. You should avoid petting a dog in these scenarios:
If the dog is not with its owner
If the dog is with its owner but the owner does not give permission to pet the dog
If the dog is on the other side of a fence—don't reach through or over a fence to pet a dog
If a dog is sleeping or eating
If a dog is sick or injured
If a dog is resting with her puppies or seems very protective of her puppies and anxious about your presence
If a dog is playing with a toy
If a dog is growling or barking
If a dog appears to be hiding or seeking time alone
Paying attention to body language
Reading a dog's body language also can be helpful. Just like people, dogs rely on body gestures, postures and vocalizations to express themselves and communicate. While we can't always read a dog's body language accurately, it can give us helpful clues as to whether a dog is feeling stressed, frightened, or threatened.
Courtesy AVMA

Dog Body Language and Calming Signals

Learning to communicate with your dog is essential for a balanced and happy coexistence. Often a lack of understanding between dog and owner can lead to unwanted behavior, due to poor non-verbal communication. Luckily, you can improve your relationship with them whilst you attempt to figure out what they are trying to tell you!

Please follow the link below for information, charts and signs to watch for with a dog.

https://www.fromadogsview.com.au/blog/body-language-and-calming-signals/

03/25/2022

Hello! We are fully booked for 2022! Thank you very much for your support and business! 💜

03/24/2022

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01/25/2022

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01/14/2022

01/14/2022

Hello! This year has booked up very quickly. Unfortunately, we will not be accepting new clients until further notice. Thank you so much for your support!

12/24/2021

10/29/2021

We are completely booked through March 2022. Thank you for a wonderful year! 💜

10/14/2021

Happy Belated *14th* birthday to Jack!! 🥰🥳

09/05/2021

Hello! I am back from vacation and booking from December forward! Thank you!

09/05/2021

Enjoying the last days of Summer!

08/16/2021

Hello! I am on vacation until August 31! My responses may be slower than usual, however I aim to stay within 48 hours when possible.

When I return, I will be booking overnights beginning in November and into the new year with very limited space before then.

Thank you so much! 😊

07/20/2021

Enjoying the breeze 🥰

06/18/2021

Beautiful girls 🥰

06/05/2021

Had a great time with these sweet boys 💜

05/20/2021

Enjoying the sunshine with these two happy pups 🌞

04/24/2021

Naptime 🥰