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Updated 1/28/2012
Dog services are booked through May.
Feline service and behavioral consultation within our regular service area may be scheduled by emailing tony@SafePetsTrust.com. Thank you for visiting. 
Safe Pets Trust is a friendly, professional pet sitting
service, insured and owner operated by an adult husband/wife
team. We take care of your pets in your own home.
We provide trustworthy care when you can't be there. Whether
you need a pet sitter, a dog
walker or house sitter, we have a customized service
that can help you.
Some pets handle being kenneled fine. Others don't and boarding may become very costly. Safe Pets Trust can help. We
know there is no substitute for you, but we can help provide
care and love in the manner your pets are accustomed to.
This lessens stress and maintains the usual patterns for
your pets and home. The attention we provide is customized
to the needs and detail you prescribe for your home and
pets.
We also offer short breaks ("pit stops") that are perfect
for elderly pets, puppies being house-trained, or  dogs that just need a little attention if you have a long work day. Our daily
dogs walks provide pets
the exercise, play and interaction they need while you are
at work.
Hospitalization and some injuries or illnesses create problems
in looking after your pet. Also, older folks that benefit from
having a pet may have problems providing proper
pet care and exercise. Contact Safe Pets Trust for assistance with any of these situations.
We are professionally trained, licensed
and insured. We are members of Pet Sitter's International
and abide by the pet sitter's recommended
quality standards.
Visit our frequently asked questions and services and rates sections
for details ... or email us at tony@SafePetsTrust.com.
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Spring Break Plans?
Now is the time to solidify your spring break or weekend getaway
plans to beat the winter blahs. Email us prior to Valentine's Day to be assured your home and pets will
be cared for while you're away rejuvenating. We have limited space available for single daily visits for cats.
Dental Care
February is national pet dental health month. Did you know that Gingivitis and cavities are conditions that
can affect your pets? Sadly, left untreated these conditions can worsen quickly
and lead to life-shortening or even fatal diseases. Check your pets' teeth and
gums regularly and consult your veterinarian (some offer incentives for dental care during February) about redness, swelling, bleeding,
discomfort around the mouth, or problems eating. For more info, visit: PetDental
or VeterinaryPartner.com
Valentine & Winter Hazards
Cold weather and icy conditions bring our pets in close proximity to dangers present in our everyday lifestyles. Even Valentine's Day can be hazardous for our furry friends. [more]
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