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Services
Mountain Paws offers a variety of services, depending on your individual needs. We can come by to check on your pet twice a day while you're out of town, stay with them overnight, or just take them for a walk while you're at work.
We now also offer personalized, in-home dog training. Rates will vary depending upon what behavioral problems you want to work on. Please contact us for information.
Pet Sitting Services
The following services are provided once, twice or three times a day (depending upon your preference) while you're out of town, along with the option of an overnight stay:
- Taking your pet for a walk
- Plenty of dog and cat treats (unless we're on a low-fat diet)
- Lots of attention!
- Meals and fresh water, including any special dietary restrictions
- Medication administration
- Cleaning up after pet in the event of an accident
- Bringing in mail
- Cleaning litter boxes
- Taking out garbage for weekly pick-up
- Raising/lowering shades, turning on/off T.V., etc., per your request to keep your pet comfortable
- Any other special services you may require
Dog Walking Services
Solve many behavioral problems with a simple walk!
Mountain Paws is pleased to offer a dog walking service for busy, working moms & dads who can't make it home to take their dogs out in the middle of the day.
One of the most important things that I've learned from Cesar Millan's ("The Dog Whisperer") seminars--I've been able to attend several--is the necessity of dog walking. Dogs need exercise! If your pet can't get out and expend that energy every day, behavioral problems will often ensue.
In many cases, both simple and complex issues--everything from excessive chewing and barking to overly aggressive behavior--can be solved simply by an increased amount of exercise throughout the week. I've seen these transformations happen, and believe me: there's nothing like a good walk!
Our dog walks will generally consists of a 30 minute walk around the neighborhood. If the area isn't conducive to dog walking, arrangements can be made to take your dog to the nearest park for exercise. And, of course, your pooch will get some fresh water and a treat or two after returning home.
