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Happy 11th Anniversary
Tailored Pet Services marks its 11th anniversary on May 2nd. We’d like to celebrate the community partners that helped us succeed on our journey and our awesome clients who stay with us through thick and thin. As owner of Tailored Pet Services, I’d like to thank you!...
Names: Avoid while Teaching Pets’ Theirs
Giving your new cat or dog names gives them an identity. That new name attaches them to you. It’s something the two of you can use to form a stronger bond. In a previous article, we discussed the things you must do if you are teaching your pet their new name. This...
Name: Tips for Teaching Pet To Respond to It
Choosing a name for your new puppy or kitten is important. Renaming an adult cat or dog who came from an adoption center may also prove to be a smart move on your part. Pets need names so they can connect with you better. Of course, they can only start forming that...
Renaming An Adopted Pet: Should You Do It?
Adopting a new cat or dog can be a life-changing experience for both you and your pet. Early on, it will also be an experience full of adjustments on both sides. For instance, you will have to make an important decision once you’re back home with your new pet. To be...
Name: Choosing One for Your Pet
Completing the adoption process for your new cat or dog is a joyous occasion. Now that it’s over, you can bring your pet home and start making happy memories with them. So, have you decided on a name for your new puppy or kitten? You may have forgotten about that...
Painting: Should Pet Stay In Home?
An ugly paint job can ruin any design scheme. Re-painting will be necessary if you don’t want to present your home in an unflattering light. However, the presence of a cat and dog inside your home can make the task of re-painting a bit tricky. That is especially true...
Paint: Removing from Pet Fur
Your cat or dog may have accidentally brushed up against one of the wet walls while you were painting. Now, it looks like they were your canvass instead of the wall. A pet being covered in paint is never a good thing. Depending on the type of paint you used, your...
Painting Safety Around Pets
Re-painting your home may become a necessity after every few years. However, completing that project is easier said than done if you have a cat or dog at home. You want to push forward with painting, but you don’t want to endanger your pets either. Painting your home...
Paint: Which To Use Around Pets
After some time, the paint on your walls may start to chip away and become discolored. It’s time for you to apply a fresh coat of paint, but that’s not so easy if you share a home with a cat, dog, or perhaps both. Paint can get on your pet’s fur and that’s not even...
