Frequently Asked Questions

• What areas do you serve?

I currently serve Loveland, Milford, and surrounding neighborhoods. If you're unsure whether you're in my service area, feel free to reach out and ask!

• Are you insured?

Yes! Walk n’ Watch Pet Care is fully insured for your peace of mind. Your pet’s safety and your trust are my top priorities.

• Can I meet you before booking?

Absolutely. I offer free meet-and-greets so we can get to know each other and make sure your pet feels comfortable with me before the first service.

• How do I book a service?

You can contact me directly through the website, call or text, or message me on social media. I’ll respond as soon as possible to confirm availability and get your pet scheduled.

• Do you care for cats too?

Yes! I offer drop-in visits for both dogs and cats. Whether it's feeding, litter box cleanup, or just some company while you’re away — I’ve got your feline friends covered.

• What happens in bad weather?

If it’s raining or snowing, walks will still happen unless the weather is severe or unsafe. In extreme conditions, I’ll provide a potty break and indoor playtime instead.

• What’s your cancellation policy?

Life happens! I just ask for at least 24 hours’ notice for cancellations when possible. Last-minute cancellations may be subject to a small fee.

• Do you administer medication?

Yes — I’m happy to give oral or topical medications during drop-in visits. Just let me know your pet’s needs in advance.

• Do you offer weekend or evening visits?

Yes! I offer flexible scheduling including evenings and weekends — just let me know what you need and I’ll do my best to accommodate.

• How do I pay for services?

I accept payments through cash, Venmo, or PayPal. Payment is due on the day of service unless otherwise arranged.

• Will I get updates during visits?

Yes! I love keeping you in the loop — you'll receive a quick update and a photo after every visit or walk.

• Do you walk dogs off-leash?

For safety reasons, all walks are done on-leash unless we are in a secured, enclosed area (like a fenced yard or private field with permission)