Two Neighbors Pet Care

14/03/2024

How I adore these pups and kitties💕
I recently lost my own dog of 13 years and these beautiful creatures were my therapy for a broken heart. How lucky I am to be around such awesome animals?!
There is something so special about each of their personalities. They truly make me smile. 🐾🐾

14/03/2024

01/07/2021

As we see temps close to 100 degrees, please be mindful of your 4 legged furry family members paws.

22/02/2021

Neither rain nor sleet ....

18/01/2021

All dogs go to heaven!!

09/01/2021

I love my clients!

01/01/2021

A feel good story for all my pet lover friends!
https://a.msn.com/r/2/BB1ck7hL?m=en-us

"Our animals are safe and thanks to the incredible response from the community, everyone is settled and safe warm and secure," W-Underdogs said in a statement.

24/11/2020

It is so important to walk your dog. Don't have time?? We are here to help!

02/10/2020

There are many benefits for dogs who get walked.
Walks promote physical health and a healthy weight. Daily walks have a number of health benefits, including heart health, constipation relief, and weight management. In addition, walks keep dogs limber and can help with joint pain over time.
Walks improve emotional well-being, reduce stress, anxiety, depression, and other emotional and behavioral issues in pets. Walks also generally improve happiness and mood by allowing your pet to get exercise, see other parts of the world, and interact with new animals and humans.

17/09/2020

Here are some good tips if you are planning on bringing a new dog into your family.

https://www.humanesociety.org/resources/bringing-your-new-dog-home

26/08/2020

Happy National Dog Day from Two Neighbors Pet Care!

21/08/2020

Choosing the right dog walker for your furry family member is an important decision. Here is a great article of some of the things you should be asking.

https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/home-living/finding-a-dog-walker/

It can be difficult to find a dog walker that you trust with your beloved pup. Here are some tips to help you choose the right one.

20/08/2020

Taking care of these 3 sweeties!
Happy kitties!

20/08/2020

30/07/2020

They grow up so fast!
January and July.

12/09/2018

http://www.petbusiness.com/How-to-Recognize-When-Pets-are-in-Pain/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=PB_Newsletter_20180911&eid=344253567&bid=2236641 #.W5ho9-OT9Tg.linkedin

Pets don't speak......or do they?

Celebrate Animal Pain Awareness Month by helping owners better identify when their pet is hurting.

11/09/2018

Kisses from Zach after a trip to the dog park. It's all part of a days work. Call or text Cindy at 973-809-3918 for your dog walking/pet sitting needs.

08/09/2018

These two cuties have been customers of mine for years. They are the sweetest pups. Love taking care of them while their Mom is away. Call or text Cindy at 973-809-3918 for your pet sitting needs.

04/08/2018

A very handsome boy named Max! And, he is as sweet as can be😍

Dog walking/pet sitting
Call Cindy Balfour or text: 973-809-3918

17/07/2018

Murphy & Ryder. Such sweeties!

Dog walking & Pet Sitting
Call Cindy at 973-809-3918

17/07/2018

It's treat time for Stella and Lilly!!

Available for dog walking and pet sitting - call Cindy 973-809-3918

02/07/2018

Please keep dogs indoors, limit time outside, keep off asphalt or other hot surfaces (check with your hand) and provide plenty of water.

28/06/2018

Good day for a swim! Happy boy! Call or Text Cindy at 973-809-3918

27/06/2018

Sweet, sweet Cole! Call Cindy for your dog walking/pet sitting needs. 973-809-3918

21/06/2018

STEVE - so handsome!!
(dog walker/sitter - 973-809-3918)

19/06/2018

Loving this girl up! Sweet Mitzy.
If you need a dog walker/pet sitter Cindy @ 973-809-3918.

12/06/2018

As we enter the hotter months, just a friendly reminder 🐾🐾

11/06/2018

This sweet girl (8 year old Pomeranian) named Bella, is looking for a home. Her elderly owner is no longer able to care for her. She is a customer of mine. If you or anyone you know is interested, please pm me and I will put you in touch with a family member who is now caring for her.