New Jersey Pet Sitting

18/06/2024

And one more. This one is the easiest and hence my favorite.

Honestly. I don’t add extra water. Mix it a little longer and it will be the perfect consistency to put in ice cube trays. Enjoy! ♥️😎

Watermelon Slushies

This hydrating and refreshing slushie is a fantastic way to keep your dog cool and content during the hot summer months. Watermelon is low in calories and high in water content, making it a healthy and revitalizing treat.

Ingredients:

2 cups seedless watermelon, cubed
1/2 cup coconut water
Instructions:

In a blender, combine the watermelon and coconut water.
Blend until smooth and slushy.
Pour the mixture into a shallow container or ice cube trays.
Freeze for at least 2 hours or until firm.
Scoop out the slush and serve in a bowl to your canine companion. ♥️🐾

18/06/2024

Looking for an easy cool treat for your furry friends on a hot day. Here’s a pup favorite

Peanut Butter and Banana Pupsicles

Peanut butter and bananas are a match made in heaven for dogs, and these popsicles provide the perfect blend of both flavors. These treats are high in potassium, fiber, and healthy fats.

Ingredients:

2 ripe bananas
1/2 cup unsweetened peanut butter (xylitol-free)
1 cup plain Greek yogurt
Instructions:

In a blender, combine the bananas, peanut butter, and Greek yogurt.
Blend until smooth and creamy.
Pour the mixture into ice cube trays or into a frozen dog treat mold.
Freeze for at least 4 hours or until solid.
Remove from molds and serve to your pup on a hot day!

Have fun and enjoy !! Of course. You can have one too. ♥️🐾

11/06/2024

Not all hero’s wear capes. ♥️🐾

11/06/2024

With summer months approaching it’s always wise to remember they can sometimes be uncomfortable—even dangerous for your pets. It's difficult enough to cope with rising temperatures, let alone thick humidity.

One important thing to remember is to take special care when exercising your pet. Adjust intensity and duration of exercise in accordance with the temperature. On very hot days, limit exercise to early morning or evening hours. Asphalt gets very hot and can burn your pet's paws, so walk your dog on the grass when possible. Always carry water with you to keep your dog from dehydrating.

Summer days and family outings can be so much fun with your pets when you follow some simple steps to keep them safe and healthy Be safe And enjoy you summer ❤️🐾

28/04/2024

Summer is coming. Long holiday weekends and fireworks Let’s all plan ahead for our furry friends Planning a summer getaway? There’s still time to schedule your pet care for while you’re away. First timers….we always offer new clients a free consultation Give us a call. We will customize a plan that suits your pets needs as well as your budget
Call us at 973-229-8453 ♥️🐾

06/02/2024

Tired of winter? It’s been a mild one so far but who isn’t ready for a little vacation ? Are you planning your spring break getaway ? Or planning for your summer break? Week long or a long weekend Dont forget to schedule your furry family members pet care for when you’re away We can customize a plan to fit your pets needs and your budget Give us call today to set up a free consultation. Remember We stay home ....so you don’t have to ❤️🐾 Call 973-229-8453

31/12/2023

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23/12/2023

13/11/2023

Tired of this cold already ? Why not plan a quick winter weekend getaway ? Are you planning your spring break getaway ? Or planning for your summer break? Week long or a long weekend Dont forget to schedule your furry family members pet care for when you’re away We can customize a plan to fit your pets needs and your budget Give us call today to set up a free consultation. Remember We stay home ....so you don’t have to ❤️🐾 Call 973-229-8453

26/09/2023

As summer comes to an end — the kids are back to school and the days will slowly become shorter and cooler. The end of the sweltering heat isn’t always a bad thing! Autumn is a great time for some outdoor adventures with your pet; the air is crisp and there is nothing better than the start of the new season to bring new adventures with your furry friends. Enjoy this crisp fall weather. Have fun Be safe ♥️🐾

12/08/2023

Call us!!! Never too late to plan a getaway ♥️🐾

19/06/2023

FIREWORKS ARE COMING!!

Now is the time to secure fences. Remember to refill
any anxiety medication. Update your pets microchip information and all pet IDs

Remember. Our furry friends depend on us to keep them safe
Have fun and Have a Happy safe holiday . ♥️🐾

26/04/2023

Need a getaway to warmer days ?? Or maybe you're already planning ahead for your summer vacation? It's never too early to schedule your pets in home care Call us today for a free consultation. We will be happy to customize a plan that suits your pets needs and your budget.

24/03/2023

Thinking about this great weather and getting away Call us today to schedule your furry friend in home pet care so you can enjoy a much needed getaway We will be happy to customize a plan to suit your expectations and your pets needs , as well as your budget

New to our service? Give us a call to set up your FREE consultation and meet and greet

Never any additional costs for holidays or weekends Medication administered Bonded and Insured

Call today 973-229-8453
We stay home.....
so you don’t have to ❤️🐾

07/01/2023

No one knows your pet better than you do.....so if you know they wont be comfortable in a room full of people or loud noises then make sure ahead of time that they have a room or a place of their own.
Give your pet his own quiet space to retreat to—complete with fresh water and a place to snuggle. It’s always best to plan ahead for these situations with time for your pet to acclimate to their special surroundings. They depend on us to keep them safe and stress free ♥️🐾

31/12/2022

I’d like to take a minute to wish everyone a Happy Healthy New Year and to add that I can not thank you enough for your continuous support of New Jersey Pet Sitting.

Your trust and confidence is greatly appreciated as well as your continuous support both personally and professionally

Have a very Happy Healthy 2023. And again...a sincere Thank You to each and every one of you Stay safe
❤️🐾
Joni

20/12/2022

To all of our amazing clients....we wish you all a Happy Holiday season and a very Happy Healthy New Year We Thank You all for your support that allows us another successful year We look forward to spending 2023 with you ❤️🐾

08/12/2022

Still time to schedule your in home pet care for the holidays. We will be happy to customize a plan to suit your pets needs as well as your budget

Give us a call today to set up an appointment for your free consultation

Never any additional costs for holidays or weekends.
Medication administered.
Bonded and Insured.

Call or text 973-229-8453

24/11/2022

With Thanksgiving Day upon us we are reminded how thankful we are for our wonderful clients We thank them all for the confidence they have shown us and are especially thankful for the time we have to share and care for and love their pets as if they were our own.

Wishing you all a happy healthy Thanksgiving season. Be safe ♥️🐾

12/11/2022

Food safety is not just about dogs. We all know a cat up on the counter when no one is looking. Here’s some foods you can give your cat with limited worries. As always check with your vet for any specific food issues your pets may have. And have a Happy Thanksgiving. ♥️🐾

12/11/2022

Who doesn’t love Thanksgiving? Even your pets enjoy leftovers from your holiday meal but please. Be Safe Here’s a reminder of what is good and what can make your pet sick. Have a Happy Thanksgiving but please keep your pets safe ♥️🐾

19/09/2022

The weather has been perfect to get out and enjoy these cooler days with your furry friends Have you been thinking about taking a hike with your pet?? Before you do it’s always best to make sure your dog is capable of the physical exertion involved in a hike. This will vary based on your pet’s age, weight, breed, health history and the trail you’re planning on hiking. Also keep the seasonal temperature in mind: dogs can overheat if exerting a lot of energy outdoors on hot days. And even though these fall days start out on the cooler side they can get very warm by mid day. And just like we check with our doctors it’s always a good idea to ask your veterinarian for assistance determining your dog’s limits Especially if this is a new activity for you and your furry friend

It’s a great way to bond with your pet as well as giving them the exercise they need and crave. Remember extra water for your furry friend Of course collars, tags and always keep them on a leash. Be safe and have fun ❤️🐾

13/07/2022

Just like people who get too much sun, dogs also get red skin that is tender to the touch. The most susceptible areas—the nose, ears and tummy—are likely to show overexposure before fur-covered areas. Look for dry, cracked skin and curling at the edges of the ears. Other signs of doggy sunburn are constant scratching in tender places accompanied by a whimper, and shrinking away when you try to pet him/her. And be especially careful of extended exposure if you give your furry buddies that summer haircut

If sunburn is severe, your dog may even get a slight fever If you suspect your pet has a sunburn, at minimum a call to your veterinarian is recommended. Keep a watchful eye on these hot summer days because you know your best friend depends on you to keep them safe and healthy ❤️🐾. Be safe and enjoy this beautiful weather.

26/06/2022

Another holiday weekend is quickly approaching. Our pets depend on us to keep them all safe. ❤️ 🐾

26/06/2022

Try this easy summer time treat for your fur babies. Guaranteed hit

18/06/2022

Worth repeating. ♥️🐾

Not all heroes wear capes ❤️🐾

01/06/2022

We hope everyone enjoyed the holiday weekend and these beautiful days. Sadly it brings on some nasty reminders of the tricks spring plays on us all. Our pets included. Let us remind you of a couple springtime hazards for your pets.

First and one we never want to deal with is Parasites
Spring is the time when ticks, fleas and other little creepy crawlies come out and attach themselves to us and our pets. Ticks can come out when temperatures reach 45 degrees and above. It is important to talk with your veterinarian about the different types of prevention you can acquire and which one would be the best fit for your pets.

And of course Toxic Lawn Treatments
When out and about your pet might decide they would like to have a little snack on some grass which is usually harmless unless it has some sort of lawn treatment on it. A lot of these brands have toxic chemicals in them that can cause seizures, vomiting, and even possibly death. It is vital that if you plan to use any sort of treatment to make sure your pets steer clear of the area. Investigate the treatments you use on your own lawns and plants and if you don’t know whet your neighbors use stay away. Better to be safe than sorry.

Enjoy these wonderful spring days with your best friends but always remember our furry buddies depend on us to keep them safe ♥️🐾

16/04/2022

Grooming, Pests and Disease

It’s always best to keep our pets well-groomed, but not to shave long-haired dogs or cats to the skin as fur insulates from heat, protects from sunburn and can buffer burrs, thorns and other piercing objects. Giving a daily thorough brushing to prevent matted fur which can harbor pests, create sores and keep in heat. Always apply veterinarian-approved flea and tick preventive to ward off the itchies and keep tick-borne diseases at bay and stay up-to-date on vaccinations In our area it’s important to not downplay the importance of heartworm testing BEFORE you see your first mosquito. Prevention always costs less than the cure I’ve just recently tried a products for my own dog that covers fleas ticks and Heartworm all in one treat like pill. She gobbles it up once a month and we’re done. If your pet is difficult with these treatments ask your vet about it.

Enjoy this weather. And keep those bugs away. 🐾💔

11/04/2022

As springtime pumps up everything is turning green and flowers are blooming. We all love getting outside with our pets

Cats and dogs love spending time in the garden so watch out for poisonous plants. Toxic species common at this time of year include lilies, daffodils and azaleas. Daffodils can be toxic, particularly the bulbs. The flower heads can also cause vomiting, diarrhoea and lethargy. These signs can be seen from 15 minutes to the following day

One of the first signs of spring has always been bluebells. But as pleasing as they are to see all parts of the bluebell are poisonous to dogs. Again ingestion can cause vomiting, diarrhoea and abdominal discomfort

Enjoy this beautiful weather. But be safe out there. Our pets depend on us ♥️🐾