by Joette White | May 1, 2026 | Dallas, Dog, PCPSI, Pet Care Dallas, Services
Starting dog walking services for the first time can come with a mix of excitement and questions, for both you and your dog. At Park Cities Pet Sitter, Inc. (PCPSI), we’ve been providing trusted, professional pet care in the Dallas Metroplex since 1992, and we’ve...
by Joette White | Apr 17, 2026 | Cat, Dog, Employee Standards, Pet Care Dallas, Pet Health
In our last blog, we discussed pet first aid training in honor of National Pet First Aid Awareness Month, observed annually in April. When it comes to pet first aid education, few names carry as much credibility and experience as Dallas-based pet expert, Arden Moore....
by Joette White | Apr 3, 2026 | Cat, Dog, Pet Care Dallas, Pet Health
April is National Pet First Aid Awareness Month in Dallas and around the country, a timely reminder that emergencies don’t wait for convenient moments. For pet parents in the Dallas Metroplex, knowing how to respond in those first critical minutes can make a...
by Joette White | Mar 6, 2026 | Dog, Pet Health, Pet Parents, Seasonal Pet Care, Services
One of the most common questions Dallas pet parents ask us is simple: How long should my dog walk, and how often? The answer depends on a variety of factors, including a dog’s age, breed, health, and energy level. One thing is consistent across most dogs: regular...
by Joette White | Feb 21, 2026 | Behavior, Dog, Enrichment, Pet Care Dallas, Services
In the Dallas Metroplex, dog walking is seen as a basic necessity; something to help dogs burn energy and take a potty break during busy workdays. But dog walking and training are deeply connected. In fact, every walk is a training opportunity. When done...
by Joette White | Feb 12, 2026 | Cat, Dallas, Dallas Pet News, Dog, Pet Care Dallas, Pet Parents
Valentine’s Day tends to spotlight one big question in pet households: Do pets feel love? While we may not be able to ask them directly, research in animal behavior tells us that dogs and cats experience a range of emotions, some surprisingly similar to our own. Let’s...
