A veterinary emergency authorization form is a legal document that grants permission to veterinarians and authorized caregivers to make medical decisions for your pet when you cannot be reached. This comprehensive form includes your pet's complete medical history, your financial authorization limits, and your preferences for emergency care—including critical end-of-life decisions.

We’ve all been on first dates where it feels like we are pulling teeth to get any information or personality out of someone. By the end...

Against the long-held belief that cats do not want attention or interaction, your cat DOES need a pet sitter everyday when you're gone.

Until it’s socially acceptable and/or possible for pets to have their own phone, the next best thing is getting a report from Time To Pet!

Without boring you by listing the pros and cons of each, I want to explain why for our pet sitting business, we choose to employ individuals

Here are some extra things I suggest when a pet parent wants to go the extra mile, or has some anxiety about leaving their animal family.

A pet sitter may say, "Oh, we've never had any emergencies." They. Are. Lying.