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Wellness Dogs – Home visits for Hooman Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities and/or Mental Health Challenges
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We have used their services many times and highly recommend their quality of care. The surroundings they are kept in are absolutely great. Their attention to exercise, cleanliness, and animal interaction are excellent. We are extremely happy to continue using their services. Neil & Kathy
ABOUT US
Welcome to Sniff, Bark, Wag! Our goal is to ensure your pet’s happiness and well-being, as well as your peace of mind. Our services include Dog Sitting, Puppy Training, Dog Walking, Overnight Pet Sitting in Client’s Home, Vacation Pet Visits, Pet Boarding in Our Home, Pet Transportation, Pet Medication Administration, Dog Adventures (Beach and Trails!), Wellness Dogs for Hooman Seniors and Hoomans with Disabilities & MORE!
We love all animals and will treat your pet like a beloved family member. You can rely on us to always provide the love, care and attention your pet deserves. Whenever you need pet services, we are here to help. We are a bonded and insured pet sitting service in Tillamook County and serve pet owners up and down the central/northern Oregon coast. You and your pets will love our customized care!
Your pets are precious. Finding a reliable, trustworthy pet sitting service to care for your furry family members is not something we take lightly. At Sniff, Bark, Wag, LLC we can’t wait to care for your pets and make them feel like you never left home!
Sniff, Bark, Wag observes all safety protocols while caring for your pets! We are fully pet first aid and CPR certified!
Our Services
We Provide the Best Pet Care Services - We serve the entire Tillamook County!
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Certified in Pet First Aid and CPR
When it comes to your pet’s safety, there is no room for compromise. When you hire a CPR and first aid certified dog walker/sitter, you’re taking a step to better ensure your dog will be provided capable, experienced, and knowledgeable care. But is a certification really a big deal? Can’t an uncertified dog walker do just as good of a job and be less expensive? These misconceptions circle the pet sitting and dog walking community and can lead responsible dog owners astray.
When you use a dog walker/pet sitter, you’re trusting another person with your pet’s life!
Insured and Bonded
We have an extensive insurance policy. Covering your pets, property, and keys. Or any other bumps that may happen at our fault in your home.
What does it mean for a pet sitter or dog walker to be “insured” and/or “bonded”?
But, even though the phrase ‘insured pet sitter’ sounds comforting, have you ever wondered what pet sitter liability insurance actually covers? Or if it’s even important to ask for?
“I think I’ll ask my neighbor/friend/kid down the street to watch my pets while I’m gone. What’s the WORST that can happen?”
Don’t make this common and dangerous mistake! Having a neighbor or friend watch your house and pets might seem like a convenience, but putting inexperienced and uninsured people in charge of your home and animals can be worse than you might think.
When you’re looking for a qualified pet sitter to join your family, choosing an insured and bonded pet sitter is one of the smartest decisions you can make to protect your pets and property.
Think About It:
- If one of your pets experiences a medical emergency, will your friend be willing and able to leave work or other commitments immediately to transport your pet to the vet on a moment’s notice?
- Will that kid down the street be walking around your house alone and unsupervised?
- Can your neighbor provide specialized care and potential medical support for your parrot, iguana, or other exotic or special needs pet?
Typically minors, friends, and neighbors don’t carry any kind of business liability insurance and generally don’t have the specialized skills necessary to handle pet or home-related emergencies or special medical needs for pets.
Even worse, if a minor is injured or killed by someone’s pet, the owner can be held liable. Likewise, if a minor commits a theft or causes property damage, the child’s guardian/s can be held liable.
In addition, your local connections may not have the same vacation or work schedule as you, and conflicts in availability can rise, especially when school season starts.
Do you really want to put your personal and financial relationships with your relatives, friends, and neighbors at risk?