Introducing your beloved pet to a new house/pet sitter who will be staying in your pet’s home can be a significant adjustment. Pets thrive on routine and familiarity, so it’s essential to approach the transition with care and consideration. Fortunately, with the right approach and some thoughtful preparation, you can help your pet feel comfortable […]
by Lia
In New Zealand, where Christmas is synonymous with sunshine and natural beauty, celebrating the festive season with your pet becomes an even more special affair. If you’re looking for detailed and delightful ways to involve your furry friend in the holiday festivities, here are 7 activities designed for a Kiwi Christmas, courtesy of New Zealand […]
by Lia
When going on a trip and leaving your furry friend behind, there are two options to consider: pet boarding kennels or in-home pet sitting. Each option has its benefits, and the choice largely depends on the individual needs of the pet. Pet Boarding Kennels Pet boarding kennels are facilities where pets stay for a certain […]
by Lia
Have you recently joined and looking to make your profile stand out on nzhousesitters.co.nz? Or perhaps you have already been a member with us for a while and want to increase your chances of scoring a house sit from our site. Here’s a complete guide to help you do just that. A picture is worth […]
by Lia
Cats are one of the most popular pets in the world. They are highly adaptable, and can fit into many different lifestyles. Unfortunately, they can also be pretty naughty sometimes and it can be problematic if your cat starts getting on tabletops, scratching counters or climbing on furniture. Cats tend to stop misbehaving when you […]
by Lia
Have you found a potential house sitter but still have some concerns as to whether they are the right one – even after making your due diligence checks such as contacting references and requesting a police check? It’s completely normal and most home owners will experience this! As a home owner there are a range […]
by Lia
Managing separation anxiety is very important. It happens when a dog that’s super-attached to their owner gets super-stressed when left alone. Dogs with this condition will often display a range of symptoms including: excessive barking, tearing apart/chewing items such as furniture to pieces, trying to escape whilst being left alone, sweaty pads, trembling or shaking, […]
by Lia
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