by Joette White | Dec 13, 2025 | Cat, Dallas Pet News, Dog, Pet Health, Pet Parents, Seasonal Pet Care, Services, Travel Pet Care
When holiday travel is on the calendar, many pet parents face a familiar question: Who should take care of my pet while I’m away? Asking a friend, neighbor, or coworker may seem convenient. But, especially during the holidays, that choice may not be a good one. In...
by Joette White | Dec 5, 2025 | Cat, Dog, Pet Health, Pet News, Pet Parents, Pet-Related Gifting, Services
In the Dallas Metroplex, pet lovers are always on the lookout for ways to make life with their furry companions safer, easier, and more connected. This holiday season, smart pet gadgets are topping gift lists, and for good reason. Innovations like GPS-enabled collars,...
by Joette White | Nov 28, 2025 | Behavior, Cat, Pet Care Dallas, Pet Health
December is National Cat Lovers’ Month, a perfect time to celebrate everything that makes cats unique. It’s also a great time to learn a little more about them and better understand them. At Park Cities Pet Sitter, honoring cats means respecting their natural...
by Joette White | Nov 21, 2025 | Cat, Dog, Dog Nutrition, Pet Care Dallas, Pet Health, Pet News, Seasonal Pet Care
Thanksgiving is a feast, and that delicious, decadent food, full of butter, gravy, and fat, smells irresistible. Can you imagine what our pets are thinking as we meal-prep during the holidays, with their super-powered sense of smell? But, while your cat or dog might...
by Joette White | Nov 14, 2025 | Behavior, Boarding, Cat, Dog, Pet Care Dallas, Pet Health, Services
November is National Senior Pet Month, a time to celebrate our senior pets and acknowledge the extra compassion and care they need and deserve. At Park Cities Pet Sitter, we’ve spent more than 30 years helping pets of all ages live their best lives at home, including...
by Joette White | Nov 6, 2025 | Cat, Dog, Dog Nutrition, Pet Health, Pet News
November is National Pet Diabetes Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about diabetes in our furry companions. Diabetes isn’t just a human disease; it impacts approximately one in 300 adult dogs and one in 230 cats in the United States. Early prevention and...
