The Orange Leash SYR

18/08/2024

14/08/2023

Had a great weekend looking after these two sweet angels! 💕

14/03/2023

Stay warm today everybody! 💙❄️

22/01/2023

Heading out of town for a week in February for a much needed reset! Regulars will be contacted individually. While I’m out of town, my business line will be inactive. 🧡

18/01/2023

I’m moving! 🔑 just 10 miles west of my previous home, no existing clients will be affected by this change. I will now be even closer to my , / , and clients! I am so eager to immerse myself in a new (to me) part of town & get to know all of my neighbors. 🧡

From Jan 20th on, clients within three miles of Smith Street in will receive a 5% neighbors discount on ALL services. Thanks for being here!

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16/01/2023

April is filling up already! Call or text for your meet & greet today. (315)352-8593

08/01/2023

There are no stupid questions! Communication is key for the client/provider relationship to thrive. Calls and texts are welcomed around the clock.

29/12/2022

Lovely day for our walk on the hill! Today Alan approached me for pets for the first time & even gave me a kiss. Gaining an animal’s trust is so rewarding!

24/12/2022

There’s no stopping us from having a great time outside! 💙

23/12/2022

Good morning Argos! 🧡

22/12/2022

With some sweet boys this week! 🖤🐾

13/12/2022

Walks are all about quality over quantity! Sniffing & exploring come before structure unless otherwise requested.

Sniffing calms the parasympathetic nervous system & helps bring your dog into a state of relaxation. Alan here enjoyed a 45-minute walk today and spend around 30-minutes of that doing nothing but leading the way via sniffing. He was happy as a clam, and will have a nice relaxed afternoon post-walk!

Book yours today. Call or text (315)352-8593

06/12/2022

Welcome to the pack, Alan! 🧡 This guy really impressed me today on our first of many walks together. His leash manners are on point and I love his confidence! Here’s to many more miles with you!

06/12/2022

“I’m hungry. What’s the holdup?”

05/12/2022

Let’s talk about holiday adoptions! ❤️ there is a lot to consider before adding a furry family member to your household. Swipe for all the goodness. A pet is a HUGE commitment, and young children can’t do it all on their own. It’s a family affair!

03/12/2022

Welcome to the Orange Leash fam, Chancey girl! This 7mo/lovebug has just moved here with her human from downstate NY! She is my newest feline client and I’m already in love with her! Thank you for choosing Orange Leash! 🧡☺️

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02/12/2022

From now until Wednesday, my schedule is jam packed with meet & greets and new client visits! I cannot wait to meet all of you! 🧡

19/11/2022

How stunning is Sandy? 🖤 I love this girl to pieces!

19/11/2022

I’ve been asked this question quite a few times recently…great opportunity to make a post about it!

At Orange Leash, I currently provide professional walking and sitting services. I use the tools that are provided to me as far as equipment goes. I will never put your dog in a prong or e-collar if you are not already utilizing one.

If your dog is regularly being walked or trained with these tools, I will happily use them during my time with them for continuity purposes. These tools should be introduced & utilized with the guidance of a professional trainer. These tools should not be left on your dog all day long, especially while they are resting or sleeping! Please check out if you want to know more about training tools. And as always, keep the questions coming! It lets me know what information I should be sharing with you all. Thank you! 🧡

18/11/2022

I just realized none of my latest instagram posts have been syncing to Facebook! I’ll do my best to upload everything here over the coming days 🙂

18/11/2022

Look no further for trusted exotic animal care! ☺️ I’m confident in caring for any species in your home.

Exotic care rates aren’t listed on my website because there’s so much that goes into pricing them out depending on the care they need. I’m always happy to chat about rates and work with you to decide on the most suitable care package for you & your pets.

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05/11/2022

It’s diabetes awareness month! You can read more about diabetes in pets on the AVMA website (https://www.avma.org/resources/pet-owners/petcare/diabetes-pets). Diabetes is a manageable condition. Although administering insulin to pets may seem intimidating, your vet will guide you with a crash course on how to do it safely and properly.

If you’re ever unsure about administrating medications at home, I’m always here to help. 🧡 the technicians at your veterinarian’s office will also be happy to have you back in for extra guidance. Don’t be afraid to ask for help!

04/11/2022

“A mile is a long way when your legs are this short, Miss Meghan.” Archer is tuckered out after his walk and ready for dinner!

03/11/2022

Routine visits keep their health in check, help maintain good rapport/familiarity with the veterinarian, and allow me to provide optimal care while you’re away. This is why I ask so many questions when meeting you + your furry friends. If I’m stepping outside with your dog (which is inevitable), I need to know that they’re protected.

It’s imperative that your pet is up to date on core vaccines, preventatives for flea/tickborn illnesses/parasites like worms. This all keeps them protected against a very long list of undesirable illnesses and their various outcomes. It also protects other pets they may come into contact with.

You’re doing everybody a favor when you diligently maintain your pet’s health. In the rare case of a medical emergency, knowing that an animal is good to go on all of these fronts greatly increases the pace at which treatment can begin. It also eliminates a lot of scary possibilities. 🧡

If it’s been a while, give your vet a call today!

01/11/2022

Love these boys! 🧡🍁

31/10/2022

Happy Halloween everyone! 🎃👻 remember to keep your furry friends out of the candy dish tonight!

29/10/2022

🍂Let your dog use their sniffing superpower to seek out treats or kibble in the fall leaves! 🍁it’ll leave them with a stimulated mind and a relaxed mood.

22/10/2022

Cats are opportunistic feeders. If food is available, they will eat it. So what gives?

Although they’ve been bred to depend on us, our pets still carry their fair share of instinctual behaviors. The better we understand them, the easier they are to live and work with.

In the wild, cats never know when their next meal will come along. Each catch is either consumed immediately or stored for later. This is no different in the home. Cats will simply leave a bit of kibble behind for later, just in case. Cats typically won’t finish what they leave behind unless they’re feeling desperately hungry. This behavior is much more common with free-feeding, but is not limited to cats who receive a set amount of food per day. My cat receives 1/4cup twice per day and never fails to save a decent handful. Follow along for more!