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When a diabetic cat is scared, claws and teeth aren’t “bad behavior”. They’re communication. This post explores why trust must come before needles, what responsible in-home diabetic care truly requires, and why sometimes the best answer is knowing when to say no.

In this final installment of our Pet Parent & Sitter Essentials Series, we dive into the critical contractual obligations every professional pet care provider must uphold. From clear service agreements and liability waivers to emergency medical releases and behavior-specific forms, these non-negotiables protect both pets and clients. Learn why these policies are essential for building trust, ensuring safety, and delivering professional, reliable pet care.

Professional pet sitters provide more than just basic care—they ensure your pet’s safety, comfort, and routine while you’re away. Learn the minimum level of care your sitter should provide, including feeding, exercise, medication, companionship, health monitoring, and home security. This guide helps you know what to expect so your pet can thrive, not just survive, in your absence.

When it comes to choosing the perfect pet sitter, asking the right questions is key. In Part 2 of this Kat’s Corner Series, we share 10 essential questions every pet parent should ask before booking someone to care for their furry family members. From experience and certifications to emergency protocols and communication styles, these questions help you find a trustworthy, skilled professional who treats your pet like their own.

Looking for a pet sitter? Don’t settle for less than professional. In Part 1 of our new Kat’s Corner series, we break down the key questions you should ask a sitter—and the ones they should ask you. From medical needs to emergency contacts, this guide helps ensure safe, compassionate care for your furry, scaly, or feathery family members.

Full payment is required at booking—non-refundable but credited for future services if canceled with proper notice.