Just Like Home, Professional Petsitting LLC

01/09/2025

01/09/2025

Welcome Katie Jolly to the Just Like Home family. She is a 15 year old schnoodle. 🥰

01/09/2025

My weekend 🥰

01/05/2025

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01/05/2025

I have a colleague who is looking to rehome this beautiful girl. If anyone is interested, please reach out to me or to Leslie Payne at [email protected].

Roxie is three years old, 40lbs, up to date on shots and crate trained. She walks well on a leash and is amazing with kids and other dogs. She loves to go on daily walks and lay outside in the sunshine. She does like to scoot out the door on joy runs so a good locking gate and front door are needed for her safety.

12/29/2024

7 pups and 1 cat 🐈‍⬛.

12/29/2024

12/28/2024

Living my best life surrounded by pups! Happy Holidays 🎄. I want to welcome Bruno & Koda to the Just Like Home family.

12/25/2024

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas! 🎄🐾🎅 from my pack + a spare (Rory Sutherland, berniedoodle)

12/19/2024

Junie B Cook 🐈‍⬛, my grandkitty.

12/19/2024

A sweet pic of Bella & Annabelle

12/16/2024

What Holiday Foods Can My Dog Eat?

The holidays are a time to celebrate, and sharing safe treats with your dog can make the season even more special. Knowing what’s safe—and what to avoid—keeps your pet happy and healthy.

Safe to Share:
Plain pumpkin, carrots, or boiled eggs are nutritious and easy to digest.
Unseasoned chicken, sweet potatoes, or cranberries make tasty, healthy options.
Cooked, deboned fish like salmon or whitefish is a protein-packed treat.

Foods to Avoid:
Gravy, casseroles, and ham are high in fat and salt.
Desserts, chocolate, and sugar free treats (which can contain xylitol) are toxic to pets.
Raw or long-living fish like tuna may have bones or heavy metals.

Celebrate safely by sharing treats your dog will love—and skipping the ones that could harm them.