I have recently looked after a blind dog called Lupo (photo) Lupo has been coming to stay with me for over 5 years. He went blind recently due to diabetes and March 2018 was his first time to come and stay with me as a blind dog. I have been very honored to see many of my pets come back to me year after year for pet care/sitting, and, because of this, I have seen them age, I have seen changes in their health, I have seen them put on or lose weight and I have been able to advise on health care and thus prevent more serious health situations from arising. And so, with Lupo in mind, and including my observations over the years, I would like to write about the importance of investing in your pets with an eye for the future. This will decrease the stress in your life, be more efficient in cost and time and overall increase the life expectancy of your pet. Here are some suggestions:
One of the things Lupo’s human has done on this list for the future is to invest in the same petsitter. Lupo and I love each other and Lupo is very familiar with my flat and routine. For this reason his transition to my flat over Easter, as a blind dog, was seamless. Here is why:
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