Trustworthy Pet Sitter

10/07/2023

Ive been critically contemplating the future of Trustworthy Pet Sitting given how brutual Summer as been, both with work load, heat, and my son's care. Julian will be done with school in 2030. (Hes in a special autism program where he can remain in school until he is 22yo.) Im going to increase my weekends off until he graduates and give myself a summer siesta (nap time) from noon to 2:30 to deal with the heat. (Heat and hot flashes are no fun at all, not to mention it's hard on dog's paws.) After he graduates, I'm going to remodel his room for cat boarding\fostering. And reduce my work zone to 15 min of travel for new clients. Beyond that it will depend on my pain levels and ability to drive. At some point I will have to give up leash walking dogs. I get SS in 2044, but I hope to continue to work with cats, just for the fun of it.

06/07/2023

Low air quality day.... Sky looks really weird. Mask helps.

05/14/2023

Have a wonderful day

05/09/2023

Rabies Clinic Saturday May 20 th 12pm-2
300 W.Carroll St. $10 CASH ONLY

04/06/2023

03/27/2023

In case you haven't heard the exciting news, we now offer in hospital appointments on Fridays out of Salisbury Animal Hospital! This allows us to offer services, like x-rays, more readily and offers us more flexibility with our schedule to squeeze in more sick appointments to our week, which we think will greatly benefit our clients and patients. It also saves you the travel fee if you come to us.

It has been great establishing a relationship with another local vet hospital! For more information or to schedule your pet an in hospital appointment, please call us at 410-202-0009 or email us at [email protected] !

03/25/2023

The sparkly balls on top here are not safe toys for cats! My foster Hedgie had to have emergency surgery to remove two from her stomach and intestines. I threw all of these away. I had just bought a package. Because of the barbs on a cat's tongue, these can more easily get ingested. Once swallowed, they absorb fluid and become large, too large to pass. She vomited up three-four of them, then became lethargic and stopped eating. Thank you to all at Sheets Pet Clinic who cared for her immediately and swiftly. Never had a problem with them before, but this experience makes me not want to take chances ever again. I feel horrible for giving them to her to play with and hope to spare someone else from having to learn the lesson I learned today.

Post by Jennifer McCollum

Just one warning I read online while Hedgie was in surgery:
http://ismypetsafe.com/entry/sparkle-balls-a-dangerous-toy-for-kitty

02/04/2023

Its cold, kerp them in!

All furry friends need to stay inside today, tonight, and tomorrow.

12/15/2022

12/09/2022

Missing!

Please spread the word! Poquito was LOST on November 30, 2022 in Hebron, MD 21830 near Bradley St by the Hebron Barber Shop

Message from Owner: Poquito is very gentle and very shy. Please keep an eye out for a smaller black cat roaming around or hiding somewhere and contact us at [email protected]!

Description: Black cat with white between his front legs and yellow eyes. Friendly but very shy.

For more info or to contact Poquito's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/8559122

Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://pbrs.io/l/rpl

11/24/2022

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT: We are pleased to inform you that Eastern Shore Rabbit Rescue and Dr. Otero of Galena Animal Medical Clinic are teaming up to bring you an RHDV-2 vaccination clinic in Galena, MD on Saturday December 17, 2022 and Saturday January 7, 2023. On both days, the time slots can be selected between 1-3pm. Clinic will be extended to 4pm if registration exceeds 25 rabbits. Registration will be conducted on a first-come, first-served basis until all time slots are filled, and registration will be closed no later than December 8, 2022. Your time slot will be verified by email. In the event of wintry weather, you will be contacted by cell phone. For first-time vaccination, two shots are required (three weeks apart). For annual booster, only one shot is required (choose whichever date is appropriate). Each shot costs $25, payable to Galena Animal Medical Clinic on the day of the first shot. Dr. Otero reserves the right to refuse to vaccinate unhealthy rabbits, and the minimum age is 3 months. The link for registration is https://www.esrrec.org/vax-your-bunny/

11/07/2022

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10/17/2022

10/05/2022

The avian species is one of the hardest to treat because you don't know they are sick until they are really sick. Birds are prey animals and usually don't show signs of being ill until they are really, really sick, In other words in the wild or in nature if they show weakness/sickness they often get eaten, So they will mask weakness until they simply cannot. A little veterinary advice if you have a bird and it is acting abnormal, not eating or staying at the bottom of cage get it to you veterinarian sooner rather than later.

Be sure to tune into the first episode of of Season 4 of Critter Fixers Country vets premiering Oct 8, 9pm on and watch me and tag team on a avian case, which happens to be the hardest case we have ever had in our veterinary careers 🙏🏾 🤞🏾🍿