FAQ
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Before Choosing a Petsitter: - The sitter is bonded and/or insured. - The sitter provides references. - The sitter has experience in caring for pets and is clearly mindful of their safety and well-being. - The sitter provides written literature decribing fees. - The sitter visits the clients home before the initial visit to discuss their care. - The sitter shows a positive attitude during their initial meeting and seems comfortable and competant dealing with animals. - The sitter wants to learn as much as possible about the animals in his or her care. - The sitter provides a service contract which specifies services and fees. - The sitter is courteous, interested and well informed. - The sitter takes precautions to make sure a client's absence from home is not detected because of any careless actions or disclosures by the sitter. - The sitter conducts business with honesty and integrity and observes all federal, state and local laws pertaining to business operations and animal care. - The sitter has a veterinarian on call for emergency services. - The sitter has a contingency plan for pet care in case of inclement weather or personal illness. - The sitter calls to confirm or has the client call to confirm the client has returned home as scheduled. - The sitter refrains from criticizing competitors. |
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