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Going out of town can be problematic when you are a pet owner. When you can’t take your cat or dog on the trip, you want to ensure they are well looked after while you are away. Many times, this can come down to finding the right pet sitter or pet boarding facility. Use the guide below to determine which one will be best suited to your animal’s needs. 

Pet Sitting 

If you prefer for your cat or dog to remain in your home while you are traveling, a pet sitter is often the better approach. This involves hiring an individual to visit your home for a specified time each day to feed, walk, and play with your pet. Sometimes, it’s also possible to hire a live-in sitter, who will stay overnight at your home. This is often a good approach for animals that get stressed out when their owners are away or when put in unfamiliar settings. 

Pet Boarding

pet boardingThe luxury of today’s pet boarding facilities makes them ideal spots for leaving your animal. Most locations resemble hotels for pets, complete with a loving staff who will show them affection daily. Most provide comfortable lodgings complete with cots and toys and regular interaction with other animals in an outside field to ensure your pet receives plenty of exercise and mental stimulation. They also have trained staff, who will be there if anything goes wrong and will often stay overnight to prevent separation anxiety. 

 

Your pet is like family, but when it’s not possible to take them out of town with you, it’s important to find an individual or team that will treat them just the same. At JD Kennels in Royse City, TX, they provide top-of-the-line pet services to the Dallas area, including long-term pet boarding, day care, and pickup and drop-off services. Call them today at (972) 636-9494 and visit their website to learn more about their 10-acre facility and additional pet care options.  

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