9 Ways to Help Animal Shelters in Your Area

by Robin Perdue | Feb 3, 2016 | Blog, Rescue, Community & VIP Pets Culture

Animal shelters provide a haven for strays, adoption services and rescue animals in need. Non-profit animal shelters such as Austin Animal Center in Texas rely heavily on the goodwill of the local communities. Here are a few ideas how you can help your local shelter:...

Pet Dental Disease Part I: Our Furry Housepets

by Robin Perdue | Feb 3, 2016 | Blog, Pet Health, Safety & Wellness

By: Cate Burnette February is Pet Dental Health Month Unlike our human family, our four-legged companions can’t brush their teeth and clean their mouths and gums on their own. They rely on us as responsible pet parents to take care of their dental health on a...

Is Walking My Dog As Good for Me As It Is For Him?

by Robin Perdue | Jan 26, 2016 | Blog, Pet Health, Safety & Wellness

Having trouble sticking to an exercise program? Research shows that dogs are actually nature’s perfect personal trainers — loyal, hardworking, energetic and enthusiastic. And, unlike your friends, who may skip an exercise session because of laziness, extra chores or...

Canine Distemper Outbreak in Texas Concerns Pet Parents

by Robin Perdue | Jan 22, 2016 | Blog, Pet Health, Safety & Wellness

By: Cate Burnette Pet parents in East Texas are concerned over the recent reports of the Canine Distemper Virus (CDV) showing up in certain species of wildlife in the Mesquite, Texas area. According to a report posted this past week (Jan. 16, 2016) by local CBS-TV...

Three Reasons to Meet with Your Pet Sitter in Advance

by Robin Perdue | Jan 19, 2016 | Blog, Pet Sitting & Dog Walking

One essential step in planning to be away from your pets is meeting with your pet sitter before you finalize your plans. At VIP Pet Services, we understand that your pet is more than just an animal – they are a cherished member of your family. That’s why when...

Brrrrrr! It’s Cold Outside – And Your Pets Are Feeling It Too!

by Robin Perdue | Jan 19, 2016 | Blog, Pet Health, Safety & Wellness

By: Cate Burnette With winter upon us, leaving your pet outside for any length of time creates the possibility of causing her to suffer from hypothermia – a systemic lowering of body temperature – or frostbite. An animal hurting from either of these conditions...

9 Ways to Help Animal Shelters in Your Area

Pet Dental Disease Part I: Our Furry Housepets

Is Walking My Dog As Good for Me As It Is For Him?

Canine Distemper Outbreak in Texas Concerns Pet Parents

Three Reasons to Meet with Your Pet Sitter in Advance

Brrrrrr! It’s Cold Outside – And Your Pets Are Feeling It Too!

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