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Category: pet sitting
Saying No to Pet Sitting Jobs: Pet Sitting Red Flags
Saying No to Pet Sitting Jobs: Pet Sitting Red Flags published on April 11, 2025 by nrbcares As a pet sitter, you want to ensure that you provide the best care for pets while also maintaining a safe, professional work environment. However, not every pet sitting job is the right fit. In some cases, you…
How to Get Clients Without an App for Pet Sitting
How to Get Clients Without an App for Pet Sitting Yes, you can get clients without using an app published on march 27, 2025 by nrbcares Starting a pet sitting side hustle can be exciting and rewarding, but getting your first clients without relying on apps like Rover or Care.com can feel overwhelming. While pet…
How to Feed a Hiding Cat: Pet Sitter’s Guide
How to Feed a Hiding Cat: Pet Sitter’s Guide published on march 21, 2025 by nrbcares As a pet sitter, needing to feed a hiding cat hiding is an all too common challenge, especially when you’re new to the household. Cats are creatures of habit, and an unfamiliar person’s presence can make them anxious. This…
Why Is My Cat Licking Obsessively?
Why Is My Cat Licking Obsessively? Causes, Solutions, and When to See a Vet published on march 18, 2025 by nrbcares Cats are known for their meticulous grooming habits. Still, it may indicate an underlying issue when licking becomes excessive—especially to the point of hair loss, skin irritation, or open sores. If you’ve noticed your…
Is Rover Worth It?
Is Rover Worth It? When to Get your own Pet Sitting Clients vs. Using an App published on march 16, 2025 by nrbcares In this guide, we’ll explore the pros and cons of using an app versus building your own client base to help you answer the question: Is Rover worth it? Starting a pet…
How to Help a Cat with Anxiety
How to Help a Cat with Anxiety: Signs, Causes, and Solutions published on march 16, 2025 by nrbcares 7 Signs of Anxiety in Cats Recognizing anxiety in cats isn’t always straightforward. While some cats may exhibit obvious distress, others might show more subtle behavioral changes. Here are the most common signs of anxiety in felines:…
How to Handle Dogs That Dig at Your Feet
How to Handle Dogs That Constantly dig at your feet published on march 14, 2025 by nrbcares Dogs have plenty of unique and sometimes quirky ways of seeking attention, and one particularly persistent behavior is handling a dog that digs at your feet. Whether it’s gentle pawing, insistent scratching, or full-on digging, this behavior can…
Handling a Dog that likes you But Dislikes Others
Handling a Dog that likes you But Dislikes Others: A Pet Sitter’s Experience published on march 11, 2025 by nrbcares As a pet sitter, you meet all kinds of dogs—some are social butterflies who greet every new person with a wagging tail, while others are more selective about who they trust. Sometimes, you find yourself…
How to Get Cat Clients for Your Pet Sitting Business
How to Get Cat Clients for Your Pet Sitting Business published on march 12, 2025 by nrbcares Finding clients for your pet sitting business can be challenging, especially when targeting a specific market like cat owners. Unlike dog owners, who know dogs often require daily walks and frequent pet care, cat owners may not consider…
Is Pet Sitting Worth it? 5 Reasons it IS
Is Pet Sitting Worth it? 5 Reasons it IS published on march 7, 2025 by nrbcares Whenever I’m asked, Is pet sitting worth it? the answer is clear—absolutely. I officially started pet sitting when I was 18, but my love for animals has been with me for as long as I can remember. Growing up…