Puppy Care in Las Vegas

Did you just get a puppy or are you thinking of getting a puppy? Puppies can be A LOT of work, especially if you’ve never had one. They need to go out every few hours and need some basic training. Puppies also need to eat more often then adult dogs. We advise that you set up a pet sitter/dog walker right away because with puppies, routine is everything. If you are looking for puppy care in Las Vegas, let us help you come up with the best care plan to minimize stress for you and your new pet.

Why are Puppy Visits Different?

• Puppies need visits more often for consistent potty training.
• Small Puppies can’t go to public areas until they are fully vaccinated.
• Your puppy may need to eat small meals more frequently depending on vet recommendations.
• Puppies need to be watched very carefully to make sure they don’t eat anything dangerous.

What do you do during a Puppy visit?

Puppies require unique care compared to adult or senior dogs. While we customize our visits to your pets needs, a typical visit consists of the following:

• Feeding
• Water change
• 2-3 potty breaks per visit using positivereinforce     ment methods
• playtime with toys
• socialization
• basic leash walking

How Much Does Puppy Sitting Cost?

Puppy sitting visits are typically 30 minutes or 1 hour.  We can do up to three visits per day. There may be additional charges for more than 3 dogs. Please give us a call for exact pricing and more detailed information. Prices start at  $30/visit.

We offer FREE consults so that we can come up with a care plan for your dogs while you’re away. You can contact us via email or feel free to give us a call. We believe our dog care is second only to yours. Don’t take our word for it, check out our five star rating on Google or Yelp. With our online booking system you can be set up within 5 minutes.

Are you thinking of Adopting a puppy? Check out our guide to pet adoption. Many shelters and rescues have puppies available year round. We partner with Nevada SPCA and offer a discount on your first service when you adopt a pet from them.