The PSI Blog

The scorching days of summer can present unique hazards for your dog—and dogs in your care.

As a professional pet sitter it’s important to be aware of what you’re saying to your clients that are coping with pet loss. It can be incredibly easy to say something to your client that will trigger his or her grief, which you may regret later.

It is pet sitters who have the uniquely dangerous job of entering homes and interacting with pets without owners present. The good news is, with a few precautions, the risk of bites can be dramatically reduced.

Pet Sitters International issues an open letter to pet owners who do not use professional pet sitters. Pet owners, learn why "saving a few dollars" on pet care can have costly consequences. 

Excessive barking, chewing and digging can be common canine behaviors. Read these helpful tips to use or share with clients for dealing with "problem pups."

Pet Sitters International recommends including these items in your pet first aid kit.

Are your dogs and cats fighting like...well...cats and dogs? Cats and dogs are two very different species, each evolved for different purposes and each with a unique place in their relationship with humankind.

Despite our labeling bunnies as the most damaging pets to furniture, carpets and property, pet owners stated there were fewer drawbacks to owning rabbits than any of the other small animals. Learn more about caring for rabbits.

PSI shares the results of its pet-owner poll: "How did you choose your pets' names?"