Skip to main content

Happy Pets Services

Areas Happy Pets Service is available: 
  • Sierra Vista
  • Fort Huachuca
  • Hereford 
 
  •  Military Discount always for active and retired
  •  
  •  
Each visit(s) includes: We customize our service to fit you and your pets needs
  • Feeding/Fresh Water
  • Brushing
  • Playing/Exercise
  • A short walk
  • Waste removal
  • Litter box Cleaning 
  • Administer Medications
  • Home security check
  • Rotate lights
  • Alternate, Blinds/curtains
  • Newspaper/Mail retrieval
  • Water plants(up to 10 plants)(if more plants, pricing will be accordingly)
  • Trash receptacle put out for pick-up/also brought in
  • and plently of Tender Loving Care
Happy Pets Services that we provide are:

Customized In-Home Pet Sitting daily visits, Dog walking, Pet Taxi, Dog training, Overnights stays, House sitting and Home Security checks.

Call 520-249-6635 or 520-227-3034  to make your reservation today.

Popular posts from this blog

Is your canine scared of Thunder and Lightning?

The Thunder and Lightning season is among us (Monsoon), in Arizona.       I have 2 dogs personally that has an issue every year with this season.  Dogs know hours ahead of us humans that the storms are coming. They feel the vibration via the ground and smell the air etc. Some dogs are super sensitive.  If your like most owners you stress about it, as your not sure how your dog will react.  Over the years I have tried almost everything to help relieve some of my dogs fears.    **Please note ** take your dog to your Veterinarian first. Talk to the Doctor about what advice for a fearful/scared dog of lightning and thunder. The information I provide is not to replace your Veterinarian's professional advice or prescription medication. I am here to only assist. I will not be held liable for your pets reactions to thunder and lightning.  Dogs have many reactions to Thunder and Lightning. Some no reaction at all.  I would like to just ...
Read more

The Summer Heat and our Pets

            On this past Saturday after calling the Sheriff, I thought I would remind us of the summer heat and what is can and will do our pets. I have seen it first hand and it is not a easy thing to witness or our 4 footed kids, fur babies, extended family.     I was driving down the street and I saw a black dog tied to a post in the center of a yard. The line was tangled and the dog could barely move 6-12 inches. There was no shade for the dog or water. The dog was panting very stressed. I could not go in their yard myself so I called the Sheriff as it was in the county to take care of the situation of the dog being overheated and if left it could possibly die of heatstroke.  We as pet lover's, guardian's of all pet's must not turn the other way. It is a matter of life and death for this animal in a situation like this. Don't turn your back on them, please. We all need to watch out for their safety.   I wil...
Read more

Cold Weather Pet Safety Tips

  Fall has arrived with the arrival from the storm from the Hurricane that came up as a tropical storm from Baja Mexico.  The cold windy, rain weather is sticking around.  Looks like we are even in for more rain.  This cooler weather is fully welcome after the unusually hot summer we had in the area.   To help your pets adjust and to be protected from the change of weather I thought listing tips to help out pets adjust to the cooler temperatures may help. 1. Winter Check up: a Veterinarian wellness exam for our older pets to make sure they are healthy and ready for another winter.  Arthritis and age plays a key part in keeping our pets healthy. 2. Know their Limits:  Just like people it depends on their age, health condition.  When the temperature drops below 45 degrees Fahrenheit our pets feel the cold like we do. It does not mater if it a Dog, Cat or horse, if they are up in age and arthritic they need assistance to keep warm and pain fre...
Read more