Benefits.....
Paws Outdoors understands the importance of your pet’s happiness. With our daily lives becoming more hectic, we often arrive home to those guilt inducing eyes! Paws Outdoors can take that guilt away and assist you in providing a great day for your dog.
Times when Paws Outdoors may be of assistance to you are:
- Before, during and after normal working hours
- During periods of shift work, or overtime
- During periods of illness, hospitalization
- If you are physically incapacitated, disabled or elderly
- During pregnancy, if you have a new baby or small children in your home
- When you need a holiday, have a function after work, your social life is booming, or you just need a break!
Regular exercise is of great benefit to your dog. It helps by:
- Reducing obesity and related health conditions
- Improving muscle and joint health
- Reducing boredom, stress and destruction of property/gardens
- Assisting your pet to release excessive energy
- Making them more alert and responsive
- Assisting in socializing your pet by exposing them to many different stimuli
When we do find that extra time to take a well deserved holiday, we want to be able to relax with the knowledge that our pets are happy and being professionally cared for. Likewise, we want to know our place of residence is safe. Paws Outdoors In-Home Holiday Care service benefits you by:
- Eliminating anxiety and trauma for your pets due to travel
- Allowing your pets to remain in comfortable, familiar surroundings
- Maintaining your pets regular daily routine which is very comforting to them
- Monitoring your pet’s wellbeing on a daily basis, in some cases more often!
- Continuing your pets usual exercise and diet regime
- Preventing your pets from possible contamination with communicable diseases and parasite infestations received from animals they would otherwise be boarding with
- Your home’s security is being check daily and any problems reported quickly
- Your home maintains that `lived-in’ look by having your mail collected daily, bins put out and lights switched on in rotation
- Having your dog remain on your property acting as a deterrent to unwanted intruders