Ballantyne, NC Pet Sitting

Ballantyne, NC Pet Sitting is a small pet care business comprised of dependable, trustworthy and knowledgeable pet sitters. We are dedicated to providing ‘pet parents’ with superb quality pet care, attentive customer service, and active community involvement. Ballantyne, NC Pet Sitting services range everywhere from Pet Taxi to normal doggy outings.

With Ballantyne, NC Pet Sitting, pets are much happier and healthier when we provide in-home pet care. Ask around town and you will hear how pet sitting helps to eliminate the hassles of transporting your pet to and from a kennel. Ballantyne, NC Pet Sitting gives you peace of mind knowing that your pet will be cared for and your house will be looked after while you’re away. All of our staff is licensed, bonded and insured.

Ballantyne, NC Pet Sitting Client Testimonial
“Stacey has been sitting for our 6 lb. toy poodle, Maybe, for quite some time. She and her team at Charlotte, NC Pet Sitting are the consummate professionals: completely dependable and totally in-tune to the needs of her dog-loving clients, not always an easy crowd to please :-) Best of all, Stacey and her dog Chippy are wonderful companions for Maybe when her "pack" is out of town."

- Kelly Godfrey and Matt Cappio
All pets are more comfortable in familiar environment, because of this Ballantyne, NC Pet Sitting offers the following services:

• Dog Sitting
• Cat Sitting
• Rabbits, Gerbils, Fish & Similar Pet Sitting
• Overnight Pet Sitting
• Pooper Scooper & Waste Removal
• Key Pick-Up & Return
• Free Pre-Service Meeting

Additional Ballantyne, NC Pet Sitting Services

• Home Sweet Home Package
• Errand Services
• Daily Dog Visit Package
• Daily Cat Visit Package
• A Doggy Day at the Park
• Pampering Paws
• Pet Taxi

Ballantyne, NC Pet Sitting Facts

• Americans spend more than $20 billion a year on their pets. That's more than they spend on movies and home videos
  together!
• Over 50% of all U.S. households own pets.
• Over 50% of all U.S. households own pets.
• If you own a snake, researchers believe that you are a seeker of novelty and challenge the rules of convention.
• Dogs see in color, but not the same way that we do. Veterinary ophthalmologists have found that dogs are similar to
  people with red/green color blindness, meaning they can see bluish and greenish shades but not reddish ones.