Kasie's Krazy Kritter Kare LLC

15/12/2024

I didn't know this was an actual job but Happy National Cat Herders Day anyways! 😆

14/12/2024

Cheyenne & Juno would like to wish their Mom & Dad a very happy wedding day! Congratulations 🎊 👏 🎉 🥂 💞

Thank you for trusting me to watch your babies while you are away!

Cheers to a long, happy marriage full of laughter, love, and adventure!!!

11/12/2024

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09/12/2024

I participated in the Wausaukee Business Association tree decorating along Main St. ❤️💚🎄🎅🤶

09/12/2024

I am completely booked from Friday the 13th - Wednesday the 18th.

I am also not accepting anymore bookings for NYE December 31st.

If I have already confirmed with you that I am available, this message doesn't apply to you.

Thank you to my awesome customers for filling up my calendar! You guys are the best! Happy Holidays!

08/12/2024

Do goats get headaches? 🤔

06/12/2024

Saw this at Tractor Supply in Marinette! This would be ideal for smaller dogs just given the size

05/12/2024

04/12/2024

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Gingerbread House Dangers For Dogs
By Margit Maxwell
November 20th, 2024

Look at the included photo. Funny stuff, right? Nope. Why is this situation not funny?

- because gingerbread dough often contains cloves, nutmeg, and allspice -

If your dog eats your lovely decorated gingerbread house, the clove, nutmeg, and allspice content of the gingerbread dough could make your dog very sick or in some cases, it could even be fatal for your dog.

Most gingerbread dough recipes can include these common spices:
-ginger,cinnamon, allspice, cloves, corriander, and nutmeg.

Clove,nutmeg and allspice all contain the compound eugenol which can cause irritation of the GI tract, and when ingested in larger quantities, could cause liver damage. Nutmeg also contains a toxic compound called myristicin, found in the oil of the nutmeg seed.

- A problem dose of nutmeg = 1 tsp of ground nutmeg.
A toxic dose of powdered nutmeg is thought to be 5 grams.
The oil myristicin can cause severe disorientation, agitation, high blood pressure, and possible seizures.

-A toxic dose of ground clove would need to be quite large - half a gram of powdered clove per kg of body weight - to be fatal.

- Allspice contains less of the eugenol compound than the other two mentioned spices so it tends to be less lethal but it can still make your dog very sick.
An allspice lethal dose would need to be quite large, 2.5 grams per 10 kilos of dog weight.

Symptoms of clove, nutmeg, or allspice ingestion ( other than a missing or partially eaten gingerbread house):
-vomiting
-diarrhea,
-excessive drooling, -loss of appetite,
-disorientation and in serious cases,
- seizures are possible.

The seriousness of the ingestion of the gingerbread problem will depend on:

1. The size of the dog. - the smaller the dog mass, the more serious the toxicity levels.

2. How much of the gingerbread house was eaten? One bite? One wall? The whole building? The more gingerbread that was eaten, the more serious the problem.

3. Gingerbread dough that contains all three of the mentioned spices is delivering a triple dose of eugenol in the case of nutmeg, myristicin. Know the ingredients that are in your gingerbread dough.

An Ounce Prevention

If you have a gingerbread house at your house this holiday season, make sure you have secured it where the dog cannot possibly ingest it. Dogs climb counters, especially when sufficiently motivated. Try keeping it behind the glass door of your closed china cabinet or under a glass cloche.

If the gingerbread house is placed on common surfaces for guests to enjoy while you entertain, make sure your dog is safely contained in a different part of the house.

Prevent the tragedy from happening rather than being forced to manage the tragedy after it happens.

03/12/2024

Hello 👋

I have several new followers so please allow me to reintroduce myself.

My name is Kasie Tadisch. (My first name is pronounced Kasey, not Cassie)

My maiden name is Koester. I am the daughter of Jim Koester and Terri Lou Venstra. I was raised in Amberg. I graduated from Wausaukee High School. And I currently reside in Wausaukee with my husband of 8 years, Mike Tadisch.

I love animals of all kinds (not spiders though. If you have a tarantula I'm not sure I can help you care for it 😆) I grew up having dogs, cats, and rabbits. I was a foster for both cats and dogs. My experience with different personalities is very extensive!

My dream is to one day open up a kennel facility but for now I enjoy watching pets in the comfort of their own homes. My own dogs have separation anxiety and I know the importance of keeping them calm in their own environment. My oldest can climb out of kennels at most boarding facilities so we have to always find one that has a roof so she can not escape! Having someone come here to our home to let her out is so much easier on her so I wanted to give that peace of mind to others when they go away because I know exactly what that is like!

I have a clean background check. I pass a check every year to be on the Caregiver website. I also have a safe driving record. I insure my business through Pet Care and am an established LLC with references available upon request.

I do have my own pets so I do not have the ability to stay anywhere longer than 10 hours at one time. For example, if I spend the night from 10pm to 8am at your home, I will then need to leave and take care of my own critters. I need atleast 1 hour at home and that does not include travel time. I need to go to my home a minimum of 3 times per day.

I absolutely do not watch any pets in my home. I only go to the client's home. I can take your pet(s) to vet visits, grooming appointments, doggy daycare, and the dog park if requested as I also offer Pet Taxi services.

Every pet sitting request I get is largely unique in what I am asked to do and how many pets are in the home. For a customized quote please fill out the jot form.

Pictures of me loving up on a variety of animals 😄

03/12/2024

While Facebook is a great tool, it's not the only tool you should be using when dogs go missing

One of the most overlooked ways to get the word out about your missing dog is placing an ad in your local newspaper or shopper. Libby, the Australian Cattle Dog from Kenosha, Wisconsin was found because her owners placed a $54 ad in their local shopper. Someone saw the ad and called to say they had seen Libby. Libby’s owners headed to the location with their other dog. She came out of hiding when she recognized them. Libby had been missing for two weeks when the owners got that important phone call.

Social media has taken the world by storm, providing a cheap, easy way to spread the word; but you must always remember that there are still many people that don’t use computers or social media. It doesn’t do any good to have your dog posted only on Facebook if the person who sees your dog isn’t a Facebook user. So it is really important to use as many different communication methods as possible including flyers, signs, social media, Craigslist, newspaper and radio ads. Generating sightings is the key to getting your dog home safely.

Remember that lost dogs can travel far and wide. Don’t limit yourself to just one area. Cover surrounding counties as well. Your dog is depending on you to bring him safely home.

02/12/2024

There's still time! $100 is a GREAT deal

AVAILABLE LOW-COST SPAY/NEUTER APPTS: Two weeks ago, we announced significant capacity for very affordable feline spay/neuter services during the month of December. Here are a few updates:

😻 You already filled up the December 5th date – it's booked solid!! Thank you to everyone who reserved one or more appointments.

🙌 Appointments recently opened for December 12th. (Just 33 remaining.)

🙀 December 19th has similar availability. (Cats are needed for 36 more appointment slots.)

Do you know anyone who would value having their cat spayed/neutered for just $100?

Send them to heanokill.org/spayneuter.

(Surgeries are performed by a very precise veterinary team.)

28/11/2024

Happy Thanksgiving All!

26/11/2024

If you adopt Rocky and live within 50 miles of me, I will offer you free pet sitting for Rocky's whole lifetime

Consider opening your heart and home to an older dog. While puppies are undeniably adorable, there’s something truly special about adopting a senior dog. 🐾

Rocky is an 8-year-old, medium/large-sized mixed breed, and despite his age, he’s a bundle of joy and energy. You would never guess he’s an older gentleman when you see the excitement that lights up his face at the mere sight of a leash! He loves his daily walks and practically wiggles with happiness every time it’s time to head outside.

But it’s not just his energy that makes him special — it’s his heart. Rocky is a well-behaved, affectionate dog who absolutely loves spending time with the people around him. Whether it’s playing, relaxing, or simply hanging out with the staff, Rocky is a friendly, fun-loving companion with a whole lot of personality. He’s potty trained, making him an easy and wonderful addition to any home.

Rocky has been waiting a little longer than most for his forever home because of his special dietary needs (kidney kibble). However, for the right adopter, this is a manageable requirement. Rocky is healthy, happy, and ready to be a loving companion. If you think Rocky may be the match for you, contact the shelter to set up a meet and greet! ❤

Please contact the shelter at 920-835-1738 or [email protected] to set up a meet and greet

23/11/2024

Calling All Pet Parents – It’s Opening Weekend! 🐾

While the hunters are chasing deer, bring your furry friends to The Pet Shop in Oconto for a weekend full of tail-wagging fun! 🐶🐱

Hours: Saturday, November 23, 2024, - 10AM-5PM.

21/11/2024

We've been using this dental water additive we found at Fleet Farm for about $5 a bottle to help our dogs fight bad breath.

What are your secrets for clean teefers and fresh breath?

17/11/2024

Check out Kasie Jamie Tadisch’s post.