Priority Pet Sitting: February 2008

Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Bark in the Park

When: 03/01/2008 at 10:00 am
Where: Silver Springs Park 1950 Silver Springs Pkwy.Henderson Nevada, 89074United States
Email Contact:abbie@lasvegasdogs.net

10am-2pm
Visit Silver Springs Park for our annual Bark in the Park, which features a full afternoon of fun events for you and your pooch.View demonstrations and booths, and meet lots of beautiful dogs looking for good homes.All pets must be on a leash, and handlers must be at least 10 yrs. old. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets

Never blue around Blue

Blue is a sweet boy.
Some of his favorite activities are, early morning strolls in the yard followed by a nice breakfast and finally retiring to the front room to greet the morning sun and of course take a nap

Sunday, February 24, 2008

A day with Dakota

Dakota is one of my favorite dogs to care for. He is such a sweetie.
He really loves his morning walks around the neighborhood and spends his afternoons outside socializing with the neighbors.
In the evenings he goes with me to get the mail and we have playtime in the house.

Saturday, February 23, 2008

Daisy is the Link

I visited Daisy today. I came to see Daisy's Parents, Jamie & Garth. Daisy was our assistant as I learned how to blog, and saw my new website for the first time. Daisy is the link that brought us together and now I have a new website because of her.

Friday, February 22, 2008

Personalized care while you're away

Services

Services offered for your pet:

Medication needs including insulin injections and fluid therapy
Multiple walks for your dogs
Outdoor Yard exercise for your dogs
Indoor playtime for your cats
Fresh water daily
Flexible feeding schedules for picky eaters
General pet cleanup such as yard, litter boxes, birdcages
Companionship for your birds
Lots of personal love and attention
Real interaction with each animal while you are away
with more services upon request .

Specialty Services:

Day Care - dog walking for busy pet owners at work or play
Senior Care - for the special needs of our Senior animals
Behavioral Management
Transport Services - to and from the Vet or Groomer
Pickup Supply Services for any pet errand
Medications and Food
Overnight stays can be arranged in special circumstances
with more services upon request

Medical Services:

Insulin injections
Fluid therapy
Rehabilitation for Post Surgical care
Certified in Pet First Aid and CPR
Support for chronic medical conditions
Dietary management
Behavioral management
with more services upon request

Services offered for your home:

Adjusting lights and blinds for an at home appearance while you are away
Alarm system experience
Home safety check; locks, doors, windows
Mail and newspaper pickup
Plant watering indoor and outdoor
Garbage and recycle to curb
Pool and spa checks
with more services upon request

Payment

Priority Pet Sitting accepts Cash, Check or Money Order.

At your request we will accept major credit cards using PayPal.

Priority Pet Sitting Website

VISIT OUR WEBSITE at www.PriorityPetSitting.com

Our mission statement is "Personalized Care while your away"

For information more about our services please see the services page

For information more about Jennifer please see the about page

Please see the contact page for further information or to make a reservation.

Please visit our Resources page for information on dog park locations, emergency animal contacts, animal care and control, animal shelters, animal sanctuaries and rescue organizations, veterinary hospitals, and other communtiy information.

For a detailed map of where are services cover in the Local Las Vegas valley please see the Map page

Daisy's new family

In 2006 I meet Jamie & Gracie for the first time. They called the Ann Animal Hospital looking for a dog to adopt and I happened to be in the lobby with these two little Chihuahuas that needed a new home.

After our first interview I knew that this was the family for these dogs. Gracie at the time was

18 months old and Daisy became her best friend.

One day they were playing outside and a turtle almost the size of the dogs showed up to play too (they returned the turtle to the Las Vegas Turtle Rescue Group).

Daisy goes everywhere with her new family (Pictures taken in Red Rock National Park)!

In March 2008 Daisy & Gracie got a new little sister, Ainsley. Now Garth is surrounded by all girls!

Pepee resides with Anita Taylor. A match made in heaven! Daisy and Pepee still get together on holidays.

About Jennifer Robertson and Priority Pet Sitting

Jennifer Robertson grew up in Southern California, she attended Mt San Antonio College and received an Associate in Science degree in Animal Science, she graduated from the Veterinary Technician program in 1990. She went to work in Emergency Medicine at The Emergency Pet Clinic of South bay in Torrance. In 1994 she started Priority Pet Sitting. Jennifer relocated her business to the Las Vegas valley in 2004. Jennifer is professional, experienced, friendly and caring to each family she provides service for. For questions about services and pricing please call Jennifer at (702) 458-0700 or email her by filling out the form here. Jennifer is an active member of several professional organizations including NAVTA, SNAPPS, PSI, and more:

Service Area Map

Priority Pet Sitting services North and North West Las Vegas. Prices are based on Location and nature of Services

View the map below to see an approximate service location area

We offer services in the following zip codes: 89084, 89085, 89086, 89081, 89030, 89032, 89129, 89149, 89143, 89131, 89130

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I arrange for service?: Please call or email Priority Pet Sitting to make a reservation.
How are rates determined?: Rates are based on the location, number of pets and nature of the services.
Can I talk with a current customer about Priority Pet Sitting services, personality, and their overall experience??: You can view my online profiles for customer recommendations & testimonials. References will also be provided upon request.
What if my animal has special Medical needs?: Jennifer is a Registered Veterinary Technician and can provide for all medical needs.
Are you Bonded and Insured?: Jennifer is Licensed, Bonded and Insured.
Do you provide service for families with more than one pet?: We provide service for any number of pets.
In the event my pet becomes ill while I'm away, what is your policy?: Priority Pet Siting will take your animal to your Veterinary Hospital.
In the event I'm delayed returning, what is your policy?: Priority Pet Sitting will continue to provide service until your return.
How far in advance do I need to make reservations?: Please give as much notice as possible, but we will take last minute reservations.
Can I contact you in case of an emergency?: Priority Pet Sitting is available via phone or email in case of an emergency.

Hours and Holidays

Priority Pet sitting is available 7 days a week year round. We are available all weekends and Holidays. Please call or email for availability.

We will respond to voice & email daily so please contact us with any needs or emergency you may have.

How Priority Pet Sitting works:

Contact our office to schedule your free consultation with Jennifer Robertson today. We will do a thorough walk through and help you understand all the services we can offer you while you are away. You will receive a quote depending on location, time needed, and services requested with a contract of such services. We will arrange key & alarm codes if necessary prior to your departure date. If you have any questions please contact us today. Do not forget to visit our website to find more information: www.PriorityPetSitting.com

Thursday, February 21, 2008

702-458-0700

Contact Priority Pet Sitting Today!

Call Jennifer Robertson at (702) 458-0700

Community Pet Magazines & Information

Clark County Dog Park Locations

Next to you... Your dog's best friend is a Clark County Dog Park
(702) 455-8200
All dog parks are open daily 6 a.m. - 11 p.m.

Desert Breeze Park Dog Park
8425 W. Spring Mountain Road (at Durango)

Desert Inn Dog Park
3570 Vista del Monte

Dog Fancier's Park
5800 E. Flamingo Road (cross streets E. Flamingo/Jimmy Durante)

Molasky Park Dog Run
1065 E. Twain

Shadow Rock Park Dog Park
2650 Los Feliz (cross streets Lake Mead past Hollywood)

Silverado Ranch Park Dog Park
9855 S. Gillespie

Sunset Park Dog Park
2601 E. Sunset Rd.

The Vegas Dog

The Vegas Dog is the longest running dog publication in Las Vegas.

Lucky Dog Magazine

If you haven't picked up a copy of our magazine or subscribed yet, I'm confident that when you do you and your dog loving friends will LOVE our publication and what it has to offer. Not only is our magazine beautiful, but it's also full of articles and features that are sure to entertain, enlighten, maybe make you a bit emotional, and inspire.

Veterinary Hospitals & Information

Cheyenne West Animal Hospital

Cheyenne West Animal Hospital is a full-service veterinary clinic offering a wide array of services. Our qualified staff provide preventative and medical treatment for cats, dogs, ferrets, rabbits, birds, reptiles, amphibians, exotics and other small mammals. Our comprehensive care of your pet includes medical care, dentistry, surgery and boarding. In addition to our services, we offer a selection of prescription pet foods and supplies. Cheyenne West Animal Hospital 3650 N. Buffalo Las Vegas, NV 89129

Ann Road Animal Hospital

The mission of Ann Road Animal Hospital is to strive with the utmost integrity, devotion, and compassion to provide our clients and their pets with the best possible health care and customer service. We are a team working together to ensure that your pets enjoy a healthy and happy life. Our experienced staff is committed to strengthening the pet/family bond through preventive medicine and client education. We invite you to allow us to become your partner in providing the finest care for your pet. 3110 W. Ann Road - Las Vegas, NV 89031 Hospital: (702) 579-9111, Fax (702) 257-8111 A Walk-in Facility!

Animal Sanctuaries and Rescue Organizations

Heaven can wait animal sanctuary

HCWS is regularly out in various low income neighborhoods trying to help control the pet overpopulation here in Las Vegas. The mobile vet clinic is a great option for people who have problems getting to our regular clinics, and it also enables us to target areas with the most feral cats.

Betty Honn's Animal Adoptions

Animal Adoptions, LTD. "Where the love of animals reigns supreme". Saving animals lives since 1968. Your help in making a donation will help us make more room for more animals to come in. Help us save more pets lives.

CLAW (Cat lovers around the world)

The goal of our organization is to trap, spay, neuter and inoculate feral and stray animals, cats mostly pets who are left behind when their former owners move away. These animals are turned loose to fend for themselves and repopulate at an alarming rate should they survive. They will have to overcome the desert heat, starvation, dehydration and other predators just for starters. Our organization feeds and waters 24/7 at various sites so that at least some of these animals will not die a slow and horrible death.

Southern Nevada Parrot Rescue

The Southern Nevada Parrot Education, Rescue & Rehoming Society (SNPERRS) is run by volunteers. Our members realize that there are many reasons why someone may need to give up a pet bird for adoption; circumstances change for everyone, and simply selling a beloved pet is not an option for many owners.

Animal Shelters

Lied Animal Shelter

Lied Animal Shelter 655 N. Mojave Rd. Las Vegas, NV 89101 (702) 384-3333 Fax (702) 384-4563

Nevada SPCA Animal Shelter

The Nevada SPCA, a nonprofit organization, operates a no-kill animal sanctuary, promotes humane education, makes referrals for lower-cost spay/neuter and vaccination services, and challenges people to be the best possible guardians for the companion animals in their care.

Las Vegas Humane Society

The Las Vegas Valley Humane Society is a non-profit 501(c) 3 corporation established according to Nevada laws for public benefit. It is dedicated to improving the welfare of animals. Las Vegas Valley Humane Society PMB438 2250 East Tropicana Road Ste. 19 Las Vegas, NV 89119 Telephone: (702) 434-2009 Fax: (702) 435-9518

Animal Care and Control

North Las Vegas Animal Control

Protecting the health, safety and welfare of residents and animals in North Las Vegas communities

North Las Vegas Animal Control
655 N. Mojave Rd.
Las Vegas, NV 89101
(702) 633-1750

For information on pet licensing please call (702) 633-1750.

City of Las Vegas

Animal Control offers 24-hour service, seven days per week. Normal hours of operation are 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. An emergency callout officer is available after normal business hours. Our 24-hour service request line is (702) 229-6348.

For more information on pet licenses, visit the City of Las Vegas licenses page.

The city also requires a variety of pet permits. For more information on pet permits, visit the City of Las Vegas permits page.

Emergency Contacts:

APPC Poison Control

Call (888) 426-4435. As the premier animal poison control center in North America, the APCC is your best resource for any animal poison-related emergency, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. If you think that your pet may have ingested a potentially poisonous substance, make the call that can make all the difference: (888) 426-4435. A $60 consultation fee may be applied to your credit card.

Thursday, February 7, 2008