Tara's Pet Sitting

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween🎃👻🕸️🕷️

10/27/2024

This week's fur baby: Sully💙
He is such a sweet boy 😊

10/19/2024

This week's fur baby: Sully 💙

10/16/2024

I just found out that this sweet girl crossed the rainbow bridge. I enjoyed having her to come visit us 😞💔

10/12/2024

Abby(my fur baby), Truffle💜 Cookie 💜 Sugar 💜 Sully 💙 Beau 💙

10/05/2024

This week's fur babies: Sugar 💜Cookie💜 Truffle💜Asher💜Fudge💜Sully💙

09/21/2024

This week's fur babies: Asher, Fudge, Daisy & Maggie❤️❤️❤️❤️

09/07/2024

This week's fur babies: Halo, Asher & Fudge ❤️❤️❤️

09/02/2024

08/26/2024

08/17/2024

This week's fur babies: Halo, Bailey, Oliver & Maggie❤️💙💙❤️

08/10/2024

This week's fur babies: Dallas, Boomer, Halo, Zeus, Blaze, Angel & Buck💙💙❤️💙💙❤️💙

08/03/2024

This week's doggies: Halo, Angel & Buck❤️❤️💙

07/31/2024

"Death follows minutes to hours after exposure to a small amount of this toxin." As the weather gets hotter, ponds can start to have "algae blooms." The water itself can look like pea soup, or like green paint is spread on the surface of the water. Some of these blooms are cyanobacteria, which can produce potent toxins. Many dogs are exposed when they wade in the water and either drink the water directly, or lick it off themselves when they come out. There is no antidote; treatment is supportive and many dogs don't survive. If your dog gets into a pond like this, bathe him immediately. If he has any symptoms, bring him right in to a veterinarian. See comments for more information about signs and treatment. (Many ponds that look like this are not dangerous, but it is not possible to tell which ones are toxic and which ones aren't except by having the water tested; therefore, it is safest to keep your pets out.)

07/27/2024

This week's fur babies: Halo, Buck, Angel & Beau💜💙💜💙

07/13/2024

This week's fur babies: Halo & Eevee💜💜

07/06/2024

This week's fur baby: Charlie

I realized that his crate and my pajamas match 😂