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Pet professionals are making the news….but not in a good way. A routine pet sitting job can lead to doggos getting lost or severely injured. It’s not the best scenario for any pet professional to be in. A news story can ruin their reputation and even their career. Since news

Scout, the corgi, decided his dog food wasn’t enough of a meal and was on the hunt for variety. Throughout the week, he sees his humans throw away all sorts of food in the trash can and decided to give those things a try. To Scout’s dismay, the scraps of

You’re in the business of interacting with pets and people. Depending on where you live, you may not be able to do either and that can be difficult as a business owner. We understand that times are rough and we want to help you with business tips you may find

Insurance is sometimes seen as shrouded in mystery, difficult for many people to understand. We want you to understand the jargon used in the industry, your policy and coverages, and alternatives to bonding. You won’t need an insurance license to understand pet sitter insurance with this handy guide. Breaking down

While every pet care professional should be passionate about keeping their client’s pet from harm and away from danger, every once in a while things don’t go as planned. Being protected by pet sitting insurance is so important because you could be on the hook for thousands of dollars if

So, you’ve started a pet sitting business. It’s new, exciting, and you get to do something you love for a living. But, like most things in life, running your own business isn’t easy. A strategic plan that includes accounting, marketing, business licensing, and protecting yourself and your business from risk

As pet sitters, having a current insurance policy helps acquire new clients, helps with pet medical bills for which you become responsible, and it helps protect your business. However, it’s always nice to see specific examples of how pet sitting insurance protected other pet sitters just like you, so Pet

If you are a pet sitting business owner you have liability exposure, and if you have employees, you have employee dishonesty exposures. (In other words, you are at risk of being held financially responsible for damage caused by your business.) Most business owners have probably heard the phrase, “bonded and