Comfy at Home, LLC Pet Sitting Service

11/16/2024

11/16/2024

Comfy at Home, LLC - your trusted in-home pet sitting service. Covering Plattekill, NY surrounding areas within 30 minutes.

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*Trustworthy & Reliable Pet Sitting Services

Is your pet staying behind while you're away? Comfy At Home, LLC offers reliable, in-home pet visits from a Certified Professional Pet Sitter.

*Why Choose Comfy at Home:

-Insured and bonded for your peace of mind
-Certified in CPR and First Aid
-Fear Free Certified for stress-free pet care
-Certified Professional Pet Sitter

*Services:

-In-home visits for your pets
-Personalized care and attention tailored to you and your pet’s needs
-Medication administration
-Photo updates, mail/package retrieval, plant care

Book now to enjoy your getaway knowing your pets will be safe & Comfy at Home while you’re away!

*Schedule your meet & greet today.
Call/Text: 845-522-0399
Email: [email protected]
Website: comfyathomellc.com

Ensuring your pets are Comfy at Home, while you’re away. Insured & Bonded Fear Free Certified Certified Professional Pet Sitter

11/07/2024

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Help us fight the dogfighters by signing DCSPCA’s petition.

Dogfighting is a horrific crime that subjects animals to unimaginable cruelty, and it’s happening right here in New York State—including in Dutchess County. Dutchess County SPCA has rescued numerous dogfighting victims, but more must be done to end this abuse.

Current laws let many offenders off with minor fines. DCSPCA is pushing for the passage of A7303/S.6913, a bill that will make animal fighting a criminal act under the Enterprise Corruption statute, allowing for tougher sentencing and stronger legal action.

Stand with us. Sign the petition to support this vital legislation and help us ensure dogfighters get the punishment they deserve. Together, we can make a difference.

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11/07/2024

11/04/2024

Traveling for the holidays? Comfy at Home, LLC Pet Sitting Service offers in-home visits for your pets so they stay as closely to their normal routine as possible. Whether you’re traveling for business, vacation or even just a long weekend, your pets are kept Comfy at Home while you’re away. Certified Professional Pet Sitter via Pet Sitters International. Insured & bonded. Fear Free & first aid/CPR certified.
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Ensuring your pets are Comfy at Home, while you’re away. Provides in home drop-in visits for pets.

10/27/2024

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National Black Cat Day is about raising awareness of the stigma black cats face. 🖤 These cats are often left behind due to myths and superstitions. Spread awareness about how these animals make amazing pets, and help change their narrative!

10/26/2024

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JUST SAY NO TO RETRACTABLE LEASHES!

Did you know that your dog's retractable leash is not just a poor training decision for most dogs, it's also downright DANGEROUS?

If your dog is already prone to pulling on a leash, a retractable lead will exacerbate that problem. The mechanics of it teach them that if they pull at the end, they will be rewarded by getting to walk further away from you. This encourages them to pull when on walks, even if they're back on a standard leash.

Many retractable leashes can extend over 20 feet! While some owners feel that this gives their dog additional freedom on walks, it can also allow your dog to get away from you and get into a dangerous situation. Imagine that your dog is at the very end of a long retractable lead, and a stray animal takes you both by surprise by running out of some bushes and starting a fight with your dog. Not only are you 20 feet away from where this is happening, but you also can't control your own dog because the cord is too thin to pull them back without getting some SERIOUS rope burn on your hands.

Can your dog be a bit skittish sometimes? Imagine that you trip on a walk and accidentally drop your retractable leash, and that plastic housing that stores the cord clatters on the concrete. Your dog runs a few steps away, hearing that thud behind them... and now they take off, because the dragging of that plastic housing on the pavement is making a terrible scary noise right at their heels and they think they're being chased! This is a shockingly common tale when dogs go missing.

Last, but certainly not least, they can be dangerous for both the dog and the human on the other end! Dogs have been known to be severely injured by running full speed until they are out of lead, and the resulting trauma to their neck can cause burns and wounds, collapsed and lacerated tracheas, and even permanent spinal damage. These leashes are known to break down over time. That thin cord can break pretty easily and snap back to injure the handler at the other end. As a pet parent in that situation, it's often your first instinct to grab at the cord to stop your dog from taking off, but that can cause deep lacerations and even complete finger amputations!

While SOME pet parents use them for training (i.e. working on a dog's recall), the risks almost always FAR outweigh the benefits of using a retractable leash, especially on your daily walks. Play it safe for your dog and yourself and opt for a traditional leash.

10/08/2024

📣I’m happy to announce that I have successfully completed the Health & Sanitation certification course through Pet Sitters International. Part of providing gold standard care is to keep the health and safety of both my clients & pets top of mind. I’m committed to taking appropriate precautions to avoid spreading sickness from one home to another.

09/23/2024

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09/19/2024

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Do you know how to recognize pain in your dog or cat? 😿🐶 Some signs are more obvious, such as limping or yelping, while others are more subtle, such as increased sleeping or a change in litter box habits.

September is Animal Pain Awareness Month, which is a good time to become aware of the signs that your pet may be suffering. 👀 Be on the lookout for the following behaviors and contact your veterinarian if you think your pet is in pain. 💊 Never try to treat your pet with human medications since many are toxic to pets.

09/11/2024

Today on the anniversary of 9/11, we remember those who were lost and their legacies that live on...including the canine heroes at Ground Zero, their handlers and veterinary teams.

09/06/2024

Proud to announce that I have satisfied the requirements and am now a Certified Professional Pet Sitter. 🐾 Thank you to Karen Bakun for proctoring the exam. ❤️

08/28/2024

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Though we carry them in our hearts always, today on RainbowBridge Remembrance Day, we celebrate the memories of all the pets we've loved and lost.