Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Pet Sitters
Patti's Pet Sitting Service, LLC
~Pet Sitting, Dog Walking, Dog Training, and Pet Transportation~
HOW THE SERVICE WORKS
- We will meet with you and your pet in your home.
- Fees* are based on scheduled time periods with your pet and the number of visits made each day of service.
- We will finalize plans, prepare the client contract for your signature, and pick up your keys.
*The fee schedule varies according to the service(s) provided. Call for specific details and charges.
BENEFITS FOR THE PET 
- Your pet experiences less stress by staying at home while you are at work or out of town.
- Your pet continues his or her daily routine with regular walks and exercise.
- Your pet does not encounter strange or unfamiliar surroundings.
- Your pet is not exposed to illnesses from other animals.
- Your pet receives love and personal attention while you are away.
BENEFITS FOR THE PET OWNER 
- You are not inconvenienced by or distressed with problems transporting your pet.
- There is no burden placed on friends, relatives, or neighbors.
- You have confidence that while you are away your pet is in loving and caring hands.
- You can benefit from other supplemental services offered by this experienced pet sitter.
- You feel more secure knowing your pet will be handled by a responsible, dependable person who is bonded and insured.
OTHER BENEFITS 
- We will provide plant care.
- We will retrieve mail, newspapers, magazines, and circulars. When we leave, nothing will be left outside to attract unwanted guests.
- We will perform special tasks, including light, drapery, and roller shade adjustments in the home.
- Our continuity of services will preserve a realistic lived-in look, an important security measure to help protect your property and possessions.
Any questions? Please contact us at 859-431-1668 or 859-391-7071 (Cell).
We look forward to working with you and your pet.
Patti smiles with joy at her loyal friend Babe. Strange attraction . . . perhaps love is blind.
If you are not carefully breeding a purebred line, PLEASE
have your cat or dog spayed or neutered. Help save a life!
Patti Sheehan honors the preciousness of life and all of God's creatures but harbors a special fondness for our fine furry friends. She is a member in good standing of Pet Sitters International (PSI) and the International Vet Transport Association for Animals (IVETAA).
Deck Your Pet Out With the Best "Bling"--An ID Tag
The American Humane Association celebrates every day as Tag Day to encourage all pet owners to tag or microchip their companion animals. Without a voice, and without an ID tag, he may never find his way home.
Sure, you got the leopard print pet bed and the collar with diamonds, but the hottest fashion for your beloved pet is his very own ID tag. With so many choices of color and shape, there's no reason not to outfit every fancy collar with his name and your contact information.
The American Humane Association's Every Day Is Tag Day™ kicks off this year on Saturday, April 4th. Each year, millions of cherished pets get lost and end up in the care of animal shelters. But sadly, many are never reunited with their families. To help fight this problem, American Humane encourages pet owners to provide pets with an ID tag.
Make sure your pet wears a collar with an ID tag, rabies vaccination tag, and city license. Include a contact name, address, and daytime and evening phone number. Consider providing a phone number for an alternate contact like a neighbor or family member, in case you can't be reached. And don't forget to update your pet's tags when you move. Also consider microchipping your pet to increase the likelihood that you and he will be reunited if he is ever lost.
Find tips on pet identification and what to do if your pet gets lost at Tag Day. This announcement is presented by courtesy of American Humane.