Jessica's blog posts

Did you know that being a dog owner can make you happy and healthy? And becoming a pet sitter is another great way to get a daily dose of doggy happiness!

Discover how to do a five-star house-sitting job in order to get more bookings and grow your house-sitting business.

Learn tips and tricks on nailing your first dog walking job, as well as learning how to apply to be a professional dog walker!

Unfortunately, many plants and veggies are very unsafe for your cat. In fact, some plants are very toxic to cats and should be kept out of your home. Find out more here.

When you're a pet sitter meeting a new client, there are a few things you need to know. Asking the right questions will ensure a smooth pet-sitting experience for the pet owner, the pet, and you! Here's how.

Pet owners, don't be daunted if you've never made a booking with a pet sitter. This meet-and-greet guide will make sure you don't miss anything in the process!

When is a dog considered to be senior? And how do you keep a senior dog happy and healthy? Find out more here.

The key to reducing stress at the vet is to start early in your pet's life. Here are some tips on preparing for your pet's first vet visit, which will make all later trips calmer too!

Preparing your home for a pet sitter takes a little planning. But it's so worth it for a smooth process! Here's what you need to know.

Rabbits are actually fascinating critters. There is plenty about them you might not know! Learn more with our 7 fun facts about rabbits.

It's important to know how to introduce yourself to a new dog when you are a dog sitter. Here are some tips to make the process smooth.

New to pet sitting? Here are some tips to help you get more pet-sitting clients and grow your Pawshake pet-sitting business.

Communication skills are essential for pet sitters when building trust with clients and ensuring the safety of their furry companions.

The cost of living crisis is a real concern for many people today. This can make it difficult for many people to afford the basic necessities of life, let alone the added expenses of owning a pet.