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We service Loxley, Robertsdale & Foley. At Pamper Me Happy Pet Sitting Service we understand how much pet owners care for their pets. We know that you cannot always take your pet with you on trips or to your workplace, but you can keep your pets safe and secure in their own comfortable, clean and protected home. When you call upon us you will always receive courteous and professional service. We strive to please our customers so remember to call us for a your FREE consultation today!
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ADVANTAGES FOR YOU AND YOUR PET
FOR YOUR PET
* Reduced Stress
* No "travel" trauma
* Minimal Exposure to Illness
* Personal Attention
FOR YOU
* Free Initial Consultation
* Discreet Service
* Security
* Special Services
* Affordability
* Peace of Mind
* Reduced Stress
* No "travel" trauma
* Minimal Exposure to Illness
* Personal Attention
FOR YOU
* Free Initial Consultation
* Discreet Service
* Security
* Special Services
* Affordability
* Peace of Mind
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$15 - PER 30 MINUTE VISIT (1-2 pets) * NO HIDDEN FEES
$15 - 30 minute Dog Walk only per dog.
$30 - Pet Taxi to Vet or Groomer
Call us to set up your FREE consultation so we can develop a plan suitable for you and your pets' needs. Call us @ 251-370-3364 or email us at pampermehappy@gmail.com today!
$30 - Pet Taxi to Vet or Groomer
Call us to set up your FREE consultation so we can develop a plan suitable for you and your pets' needs. Call us @ 251-370-3364 or email us at pampermehappy@gmail.com today!
THE MORE YOU KNOW..............
Mid-day dog walks ensure your pets' exercise requirements are met and can aid in the relief of behavioral problems.
To create a pet-friendly home, I encourage pet owners to conduct a room-by-room safety examination and recommend the following tips for each room of the house:
1. Kitchen - Ensure that all food is in secure containers and only feed pet food to your pet. Even small amounts of food such as grapes, raisins, macadamia nuts, xylitol (artificial sweetner found in gum and other foods) and chocolate can be dangerous to your pet. Purchase a garbage can with a heavy, secure lid.
2. Living Area - While plants can seem harmless, some plants contain toxic substances. Consult with your veterinarian before purchasing a new household plant.
3. Bathroom - Keep all medications in original, safety top containers, personal care products in a medicine cabinet, and cleaning supplies in a secure location. Install child-proof cabinet devices to prevent pets from opening cabinet doors.
4. Bedroom - Under-the-bed storage space can be great for keeping last season's sweaters out of sight, but do not use the space to store toxic substances. Examine the room for perfume, medicine, or personal care items and store them in drawers or boxes.
5. Laundry Room - Keep laundry detergent and supplies in tightly closed, original containers.
6. Garage - Bug spray, weed killer, paint, charcoal, gasoline, and antifreeze can be fatal to your pet. Store these items in a locked cabinet or box to prevent your pet from accidental ingestion.
If your pet ingests substances you suspect are poisonous, contact your veterinarian or animal hospital immediately. When bringing your pet into the clinic, bring the substance with you so the veterinarian can know how to best treat your pet.
To create a pet-friendly home, I encourage pet owners to conduct a room-by-room safety examination and recommend the following tips for each room of the house:
1. Kitchen - Ensure that all food is in secure containers and only feed pet food to your pet. Even small amounts of food such as grapes, raisins, macadamia nuts, xylitol (artificial sweetner found in gum and other foods) and chocolate can be dangerous to your pet. Purchase a garbage can with a heavy, secure lid.
2. Living Area - While plants can seem harmless, some plants contain toxic substances. Consult with your veterinarian before purchasing a new household plant.
3. Bathroom - Keep all medications in original, safety top containers, personal care products in a medicine cabinet, and cleaning supplies in a secure location. Install child-proof cabinet devices to prevent pets from opening cabinet doors.
4. Bedroom - Under-the-bed storage space can be great for keeping last season's sweaters out of sight, but do not use the space to store toxic substances. Examine the room for perfume, medicine, or personal care items and store them in drawers or boxes.
5. Laundry Room - Keep laundry detergent and supplies in tightly closed, original containers.
6. Garage - Bug spray, weed killer, paint, charcoal, gasoline, and antifreeze can be fatal to your pet. Store these items in a locked cabinet or box to prevent your pet from accidental ingestion.
If your pet ingests substances you suspect are poisonous, contact your veterinarian or animal hospital immediately. When bringing your pet into the clinic, bring the substance with you so the veterinarian can know how to best treat your pet.
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