We have a simple process of getting to know you and your pet. We believe trust starts with open communication. Over the years, we have found the best way to start that is with an in-person Meet and Greet. While not always possible, due to pandemics and emergencies, we absolutely stand by them as part of our process. Our free, 30-minute Meet and Greet is a great way to learn more about each other!

Knowing pet first aid and CPR can feel overwhelming, as there is a lot of information to know. However, starting with the basics and focusing on one skill at a time will help ensure you are prepared for an emergency, as well as being able to share what you know with others. This post discusses some of those skills and what to have in a first aid kit, whether you purchase one or build it yourself. 

April is Heartworm Prevention Month! It’s a huge topic in pet care, but many may not think about the potential impact on their pets quality of life. Heartworms are insidious in that many pets go a very long time without showing any symptoms. All the while, they are shedding juvenile heartworms and having ever increasing damage to their heart. 

Poop is something every pet owner has to deal with. Unfortunately, there are some misconceptions about poop and the need to clean it up. Picking up our pets poop has many benefits for not only our pets, but also for ourselves and our community. This week creates awareness of the importance of scooping your pet’s waste and disposing of it properly.

Hiring a pet sitter or dog walker is a very personal decision. You want someone who loves your pet as much as you do. A professional pet sitter will work with you to ensure you are getting exactly what you and your pet need. You should definitely meet your sitter and ask them questions to get to know them and see if they’ll be a good fit. This is a list of the top 5 questions to ask your pet sitter or dog walker before you hire them.

Who could possibly resist those adorable eyes, begging for a bite of your food, or for scraps from the dinner table. It takes nerves of steel to deny them, it’s definitely hard. However, refraining from feeding your pet people food may very well be one of the most effective ways to keep your pet healthy and well. Not only for proper weight and nutrition, but also because people's food can be seriously toxic to our fur babies.

There are a lot of services available when it comes to caring for your pet. An often overlooked, yet extremely important and flexible option for many pet owners is the drop-in visit. When traveling, most pet owners believe that they must take their pets somewhere to board. However, this is not always the best solution for your pet.

Hiring someone is always a big deal. There is plenty to worry about and take into consideration. This is even more so when hiring someone to take care of your pet. Pets are part of the family. It’s like hiring someone to take care of a child! So when it comes to finding the right person to care for your pet, there are many things you should look for.

House plants are loved for filtering our air and their beautiful colors and flowers when in full bloom. We look to plants as a way to bring peace and tranquility to our hectic days. Unfortunately, house plants do not bring the same joy and sense of peace to all of our household members. Many common house plants are toxic to both cats and dogs.

Going to the vet regularly is one of the most important aspects of pet ownership. However, are there ways we can be better prepared to visit the vet? Yes! Why should we be concerned with being prepared? Whether for your first visit or a regularly scheduled visit, there are some major reasons to always take some time to prepare.

As pet parents, we can be very focused on making sure they get their health check-ups, are on an appropriate diet, and are getting a solid foundation in training. However, regular grooming and nail clipping is also a key element to the care and well being of our pets.

Dog training can conjure up a lot of different images: from learning “sit” and “stay” to advanced problem solving and agility work. Taking your dog “to the trainer” has a lot more tied up in it than we often suspect.

Hiring a dog walker can seem daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. It also brings with it many benefits to both you and your dog. We outline our top 5 reasons to hire a professional dog walker.

Our pets become such a part of our family that sometimes we cannot imagine traveling without them. However before you hit the road, or the skies, there are a few things to consider. 

Having a quality pet supply nearby is a huge asset to a pet owner. From diverse products to personal connections, they provide a great hub for all pet lovers. 

Getting outside brings so many benefits to you and your dog. You also need to consider several safety concerns. Sedalia, MO has great parks to explore!

As a pet parent, you know how crucial it is to have a veterinarian you know, like, and trust. Your fur babies are family and you want a vet who knows that too. Sedalia is blessed to have several qualified, highly reviewed, and reputable veterinarians.