Two Sisters Pet Sitting

01/20/2025

As temperatures drop, it’s important to keep our furry friends safe and comfortable in the cold weather! Here are a few quick reminders for dog owners:

❄️ Limit outdoor time: Cold weather can cause frostbite and hypothermia in dogs, especially those with short fur or small bodies.
🐾 Protect their paws: Salt and ice can irritate paws, so be sure to wipe them down after walks or use dog-friendly paw balm.
🧣 Dress them warmly: Some dogs may benefit from a cozy sweater or coat, especially during chilly walks.
🏡 Provide a warm shelter: Make sure your dog has a warm, dry place to rest if they spend time outside.

Stay safe and snug this winter, and remember, your dog’s comfort is just as important as your own! 🐕💙

01/01/2025

12/31/2024

Whinney's Equine Laundry Serv.
Wishes All of Our
Clients & Friends
🥳A Very Happy New Year🥳

12/27/2024

Justin Prouty Happy Birthday buddy!!!!! Love you! ❤️

12/25/2024

12/24/2024

Merry Christmas!!! xoAmy

12/22/2024

12/14/2024

We are excited to welcome horse owners from across the world for our 6th annual UGA Horse Owner's Webinar Series!

Did you know an estimated 20-30% of horses in the U.S. are considered "seniors" over 20 years of age?

Join us in February of 2025 for a 5 week series on senior horse management.

All programs will be held on Tuesday evenings at 6:30 EST via Zoom. Sessions will be recorded and supplemental materials made accessible to participants.

This program has a registration fee of $10 per person, which covers all 5 sessions. Participants will have an opportunity to earn raffle prizes by completing evaluations throughout the series.

Register here: https://tinyurl.com/HOW2025

A limited number of scholarships are available to cover this registration fee. Please apply for scholarships by January 28th, 2025 at: https://ugeorgia.ca1.qualtrics.com/.../SV_50yAWg4QMJa6GZU

2025 Topics & Presenters:

Feb 4 - Understanding Aging in Horses, Dr. Alisa Herbst

Feb 11 - Senior Horse Nutrition, Robyn Stewart M.S.

Feb 18 - Health Ailments of Senior Horses, Dr. Jennifer Proctor

Feb 25 - Endocrine Disorders in Seniors, Dr. Erica Macon

Mar 4 - End of Life Planning, Dr. Rebecca Husted Gimenez

12/06/2024

11/27/2024

As we enter Thanksgiving week in the US, many of your vets will be out of town or spending much needed time with their families.

It’s times like these that horse owners need to practice preventative caregiving.

During this holiday time, as an emergency only vet, I recommend the following:

- Don’t deworm your horse right now.

- Don’t start a new feed right now.

- Don’t get a new round bale of coastal hay right now if you’ve let the last one go to dust (give small amounts at a time or mix with a stemmy hay until they’ve had their fill, then give the round bale).

- Don’t change schedules.

- Don’t vaccinate your horse right now, especially if you have a known reactor.

- Don’t be in a rush and fail to soak your feed for long enough (choke risk) - especially if you’re late to feed due to holiday errands/get togethers.

- If you have visitors, limit treats. Ensure gates are closed. Make sure feed doors and bins locked.

There is already a shortage of equine vets - and the few we do have will likely be out of town or trying to enjoy the holiday.

Let’s all have a very Happy Thanksgiving. And let’s let our vets stay home with family!

Remember: Proper Preparation Prevents Postponed Potlucks! 😂🥴

10/17/2024

Help!! We need large dog crates for the Pet Expo on Saturday and Sunday. Have one laying around that you no longer use? Please message us ASAP!

10/04/2024

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