Preparing Your Dog for Boarding or Pet Sitting
- angelapawsingoodha
- Mar 10
- 1 min read
Leaving your dog while you travel can feel stressful, but preparing your dog in advance can make the experience much smoother for both you and your pet.
Keep routines consistent
Dogs feel more secure when their routine remains similar. Try to maintain normal feeding times, walking schedules and bedtime routines.
Bring familiar items
Providing familiar bedding, toys or blankets can help your dog feel more comfortable in a new environment.
Share important information
Always provide clear instructions about feeding, medications, exercise needs and any behavioural traits your dog may have.
Trial visits can help
Short trial stays or meet-and-greets can help your dog become familiar with their new carers before longer stays.
Preparing your dog ahead of time helps ensure a positive experience for everyone involved.
Paws in Good Hands provides professional dog walking, pet sitting, dog boarding and daycare services across Perth including Woodvale, Hillarys, Joondalup, Carlisle, Cockburn, Wellard, Bassendean and surrounding suburbs.





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