Pet New Year’s Resolutions from Milwaukee Dog Walkers & Sitters
How has 2017 treated you and your pets?
What New Year’s resolutions are you planning for your cats and dogs?
Maybe more exercise for your dog—regular trips to the dog park or indoor leash training—or interactive play for your cat using a laser pointer or a safe outdoor harness.
Consider mindful nutrition and routine veterinary wellness checks. A healthy pet is a happy pet, and regular vet visits help catch health issues early.
Our top resolutions
- Increase exercise for our dogs. A well‑exercised dog is calmer and more content. Even in cold weather, indoor walks and leash‑manners training can tire them out.
- Show more love and attention. Set aside daily cuddle time, lap sessions, and stimulating games like Da Bird or laser pointer play for cats.
- Focus on nutrition and supplements. As pets age, quality food, grain‑free or limited‑ingredient diets, raw options, and appropriate supplements become essential. Cats especially benefit from high‑quality wet food and limited dry kibble.
WPC is the highest‑rated and awarded pet‑sitting and dog‑walking company in Wisconsin, boasting over 400 five‑star reviews. Check our 5‑star Google reviews for Milwaukee dog walking and pet sitting. In the past five years we’ve earned top honors from Angie's List Super Service, Yelp, WISN Best of, and were runner‑up for NAPPS Business of the Year.
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