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no matter the weather, pets always need care! so what does precipitation and extreme temps mean for a pet care pro? this is a look into my day job through rain, snow, hot, and cold! it's a great peek for new or aspiring pet care providers to be prepared for every season!

giving your dog plenty of exercise might mean a big walk, playing with their friends at the park, brain teasers in the house, or all three! exercise is often seen as a way to tire your dog, but the physical exertion isn't the main factor there. instead, a dog's main form of exertion is cognitive!

if you love to work over 40 hours every week and have had PTO rolling over for years, this blog post might make you cringe. if you've heard the phrase "healthy boundaries," but are still wondering what that looks like in a business setting, this one's for you!

seeking: others who are interested in the human-animal connection as well as animal science, particularly those who like to read!

This isn’t your typical balance-focused yoga because Colleen has taken the yard terrain into consideration. Her approach opens this activity to anyone vaguely interested in yoga, even if they aren’t a downward dog pro!

if you spot a dog without a human, what do you do?

as i enter my SIXTH year of pet care, i will be leaving instagram. this does not mean i am changing my business, in fact, my 2026 calendar is filling up fast! i am so grateful to have clients who are booking weeks and months in advance so i can then plan my breaks. one thing i love about being my own boss is that i can block off one weekend a month so i have guaranteed time to spend with family and recharge! if business is booming, why leave IG? honestly, i don't get traffic

In looking to make friends and form community, I've started planning activities throughout the year, and whether you are looking to make friends or just get off your phone for a few hours, I hope you'll join me!

we all know the preparation that goes into hosting "the big game," also known as, The Puppy Bowl! now if you're a pet parent, planning to host might take a little extra preparation so that your guests and your dog can enjoy the event. jot down these tips so you have a check list when it comes to your dog's part of hosting!

jot down these tips so you have a check list when it comes to your dog's part of hosting!

those who fear the big boom, need a little extra love on days like December 31. here are some tips to help your pet ring in the new year with you or your pet sitter!

Maybe you just adopted your first pet! Maybe your previous pet care pro moved away or their availability changed. How do you find someone to take care of your pet with the same love and affection that you show them? Using these steps!! START YOUR SEARCH by asking around at the dog park or vet, doing a google search, and scanning local Facebook groups. Most of my clients find me on Facebook either because someone referred me in the comments section of a post, or because they

if you are a pet parent who works from home (WFH), you might think you don't need a pet care professional. i say this with love: you're wrong. pet care pros, like me, are a valuable caregiver who isn't just there for those midday walks, but they get to know your pet's quirks and charm in order to provide the best experiences! three scenarios call for a pet care pro to keep your pet's daily routine from hitting a bump! *not all scenarios apply to all pets. i have included

as pet parents, there are (at least) FOUR numbers you should already have in your contact list for your pet's benefit. share these phone numbers (and this blog post) with your family and pet sitter so everyone is on the same page about how to best care for your loved one. *I have an easy way to share these numbers at the end of this blog. 1.) Your Primary Vet (number, address, hours of operation) Having the vet's phone number comes in handy if your pet is behaving oddly s

Colleen Williams returns to Glenolden for another session of Yoga in the Yard!! Join us Friday, September 26 at 6:30pm at my home for a...

The term "pet sitter" (or pet care professional) can mean dog walker, cat feeder, or someone who boards pets at their own home. But they don't only come in handy when you travel! REPAIRS & CLEANING When you invite contractors into the house for repairs, upgrades, cleaning, or even if you are the one doing the housework, it can be safer for your pet to be out of the house, so they don't get into hazardous materials, breathe in chemicals, or make a mess where you just made it

Imagine you are enjoying an evening stroll with your pup. The breeze cools down the summer heat, fireflies blink in the distance, you can smell a nearby firepit. The perfect summer night; not a care in the world! Until you hear the BIG BOOM, and feel your dog bolt out of your grip! My name is Jes, I have been a pet care professional since 2020. I offer dog walks, boarding at my home in Glenolden, as well as drop ins and feedings for dogs, cats, and any animal that you call

Friday June 13, 6:30-7:30pm Friday, June 13, come to my home in Glenolden for Yoga in the Yard , led by Colleen Williams of Paws and...

four tools i recommend so your dog won't become a MISSING poster!

A Pet-Parents event to take care of yourself and meet friends.