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As a pet sitter who has worked with hundreds of dogs across North San Diego, from Encinitas to Rancho Santa Fe, I see every day how consistent walks and structured outings can make a huge difference in a dog’s behavior and training success.
If your goal this new year is a better behaved dog, reinforcing lessons from a trainer, or simply helping your dog feel calmer and...
Why Indoor Enrichment Matters in Winter
Winter evenings in North San Diego are cozy, but with the sun setting as early as 4:30, keeping your pets active and engaged can be a challenge.
At Claws and Paws Pet Sitting, we know pets thrive on both physical activity and mental stimulation. Just because it is dark outside does not mean the fun has to stop. ...
Thanksgiving is a time for family, food, and gratitude, and that includes our pets.
At Claws and Paws Pet Sitting, we’ve been feeding our pets “people food” for their health since the ’90s, and we love finding ways to include them in the celebration safely.
Homemade, pet-friendly recipes are a great way to share the holiday spirit without risking tummy troubles....
Fall is one of the best times of the year to get out and enjoy life with your dog. The air cools, the golden light lingers, and pumpkin-spiced vibes make everything feel cozier. If you live in Encinitas, La Jolla, or anywhere in North County San Diego, October is your month for dog walks under turning leaves, pet costume contests, and local fall festivals that welcome four-le...
September is Animal Pain Awareness Month, established by the International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management (IVAPM) to raise awareness about recognizing pain in pets. Unlike humans, our pets cannot simply tell us, “this hurts.” Instead, they rely on body language, subtle behavior changes, and shifts in daily routines to communicate discomfort.
Pain in cats and dog...
