Independent Pet Sitter, or Home Boarding
With today’s technology, it is all too easy to reach out and find a pet sitter. This option is likely one of the more versatile in terms of what type of animals you may be able to find care for, as boarding facilities and veterinary hospitals are set up to care for dogs and cats.
But, what if you’re leaving Spike, the iguana, at home? Who’s going to feed the fish? What if the power goes out? What if the hamster’s water runs out? These are hurdles that some pet owners face when booking a vacation. Some may even think it’s impossible to find a pet sitting, but thankfully, it’s not!
Home boarding can be accomplished three ways: the pet stays with the sitter at their place of residence, the sitter stays at your residence to remain constantly vigilant, or the sitter makes multiple trips to your residence to check-in with your pet.
By utilizing apps and websites that are backed by reliable companies, you can expand your horizons in terms of finding the proper care for your pet while you’re away. Not comfortable with a stranger watching over your pet? Using social media and group conversations can also help you get the word out to family and friends who may be able to take on the responsibility.
The stress of preparing for pet care during your vacation and finding the perfect pet sitting option can be overwhelming, but the whole point of booking this getaway is so you can relax. Before booking your dream vacation, do yourself a favor: research local options, read reviews, and find the perfect sitter to match your budget as well as your expectations.
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