4 On Your Floor - pet sitting service

06/30/2024

Please !!!

06/30/2024

THIS, y’all !!!

06/11/2024

02/09/2024

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01/14/2024

If it’s too cold for you to be left outside, it’s too cold for your pets to be left outside !!!

12/29/2023

A friendly reminder to take extra care of your furry friends during all the noise of New Year's Eve.

Here are some tips to keep in mind:

- Keep your pets indoors

- Make sure they have identification tags

- Create a safe and comfortable environment

- Provide plenty of toys and treats

- Make sure they have access to fresh water

- If you’re not going to be home, consider asking someone else to be with them if they are especially noise sensitive

- Take your dog for a long walk before any fireworks start

- Consult with your veterinarian for more tailored advice if needed

Let's all do our part to ensure our beloved pets have a happy and safe New Year's Eve !!! Feel free to share this post !!!

11/19/2023

IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ !!!

11/17/2023

Dog owners, this is a “must read” !!!

Veterinarians are sounding the alarm about an uptick in a mystery dog illness that causes canines to cough.

07/13/2023

Peninsula peeps !! Helping out an old friend.

The elderly owner of these four cats, a former pet sitting client of mine, has just passed away. Her current pet sitter, Lisa(contact info in 3rd picture) is the one to contact, if you’re interested in one or more ! Please help by sharing this post !!!

06/10/2023

THIS !!!!

06/07/2023

It’s summertime folks !

Don’t leave ‘em in hot cars, or walk ‘em on hot pavement. Best yet, leave ‘em home where they are truly safe !

01/19/2023

😱 Yikes !!! Read your labels carefully, please !!!

Very important info ;

12/29/2022

A friendly reminder to take extra care of your furry friends during all the noise of New Year's Eve.

Here are some tips to keep in mind:

- Keep your pets indoors
- Make sure they have identification tags
- Create a safe and comfortable environment
- Provide plenty of toys and treats
- Make sure they have access to fresh water
- If you’re not going to be home, consider asking someone else to be with them if they are especially noise sensitive
- Take your dog for a long walk before any fireworks start
- Consult with your veterinarian for more tailored advice if needed

Let's all do our part to ensure our beloved pets have a happy and safe New Year's Eve !!!

10/22/2022

We all love this time of year. The cooler weather, pumpkin treats, and pets in adorable costumes.
While some pets enjoy the excitement of this season, others might be a little intimidated by it.
I wanted to share a few tips to make this season a little easier and safer for our furry family members.

1. Halloween hype causes pet stress -
When going out trick-or-treating, please leave your dog at home. Dogs can be easily excited by Halloween commotion, and a bite incident or a lost dog will quickly end the evening’s fun.

2. Halloween candy—a treat for you, a trick for your pet/pets -
Keep your candy safely stashed up high, in a cabinet secured with a lock or child-safety latch. Many foods, such as chocolate, gum, and xylitol (a sweetener used in many foods) are hazardous to pets.

3. Steer your pets away from dangerous Halloween decorations -
Create pet-friendly holiday decorations. Make your cat a haunted house out of cardboard boxes, or put treats and toys in a paper bag (remove any handles first, as cats can get their heads stuck) for a feline version of trick-or-treat.

4. Be cautious with pet Halloween costumes -
Keep an eye on your costumed pet to make sure the costume is comfortable and allows your pet to move freely. Also, be sure to remove any chewable parts or objects that could come off and choke your pet if ingested.

5. Protect your pets from outdoor dangers
Make sure that all your pets are wearing current ID tags, and that their microchip is registered with your most up-to-date information. Opening the door repeatedly, for trick-or-treaters, creates plenty of opportunities for a pet to slip outside !