by Tracy Smith | Sep 26, 2026 | dog walking, Dogs, Pet Care, pet health, Texas
It’s no secret that hiring a dog walker can make life much easier when work, errands, travel, or a busy schedule keep you away from home. Help comes with extra expenses, so how much should you expect to pay for a dog walker in Austin, Texas? The answer depends on the...
by Tracy Smith | Aug 22, 2026 | Dogs, Pet Care, pet health, Pet Safety, summer, Summer safety, Texas
If you live in Central Texas, you already know that winter doesn’t always feel like winter in the northern part of the country. While temperatures may occasionally dip and mild days can arrive throughout the season, this doesn’t stop mosquitoes and other pests...
by Tracy Smith | Aug 10, 2026 | Dogs, dog walking, Pet Care, pet health, Pet Safety, summer, Summer safety, Texas
Summer in Austin means sunshine, long days and plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors with your dog, but when temperatures regularly climb into the 90s and beyond, choosing the right time for a walk is about safety. Extreme heat can put dogs at risk for...
by Tracy Smith | Jul 22, 2026 | Dogs, Pet Care, pet health, Pet Safety
If you’re a dog owner living in Austin, Texas and work long hours or travel frequently, you’re probably wondering if it’s time to hire a dog walker or enroll your dog in doggie daycare. Both options provide exercise, socialization, and relief from boredom, but they...
by Tracy Smith | Jul 11, 2026 | Cats, Pet Care, pet health, Pet Safety
If you’re planning a weekend away, one of the most common questions cat owners ask is whether it’s safe or ok to leave their cat alone. Cats are often seen as independent animals, which can make it tempting to assume they’ll be fine on their own for a couple of days....
by Tracy Smith | Jun 22, 2026 | Cats, Dogs, Food & Diet, Pet Care, pet health
Diabetes is a disease that doesn’t just affect people. Diabetes can also develop in both dogs and cats. If left untreated, diabetes can lead to serious complications and become life-threatening, just like in humans. The good news is that with early diagnosis, proper...
