by Apronstrings Pet Sitting | Sep 26, 2026 | Dog walking, enrichment, fall, Pet care, Pet safety
Fall in Contra Costa County brings cooler temperatures, shorter days and plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors with your pets. Whether you’re walking the trails around Mount Diablo, exploring local parks, or simply spending more time outside, the changing...
by Apronstrings Pet Sitting | Aug 24, 2026 | Dog walking, enrichment, fall, Pet care, Pet safety, Pet Sitting, routine, summer
As summer winds down and fall approaches, routines often start to change. Kids head back to school, vacations come to an end, and many people return to a more regular work schedule. While these changes may feel like a natural part of the season for us, your pets may...
by Apronstrings Pet Sitting | May 24, 2026 | Dog walking, Pet care, Pet safety
As summer approaches and temperatures begin to rise, pet owners need to pay close attention to pet heat safety. While summer brings longer walks, outdoor time and adventures, and sunny afternoons, the hot weather can quickly become dangerous for pets. Dogs and cats...
by Apronstrings Pet Sitting | Apr 25, 2026 | Dog walking, Pet care, Pet safety, Pet Sitting
As spring nears, pet parents everywhere look forward to longer walks, backyard playtime, and fresh air with their furry companions. But spring also brings seasonal dangers that can put your pets at risk. From parasites to poisonous plants, it’s essential to stay...
by Apronstrings Pet Sitting | Oct 27, 2025 | Dog walking, enrichment, Pet care, Pet safety, Pet Sitting
Thanksgiving is a time of gratitude, family gatherings, and delicious meals. Amidst the chaos of cooking, decorating, and entertaining, it’s easy to forget that the holiday season can be stressful for our pets. Whether you’re hosting a crowd or travelling to visit...
by Apronstrings Pet Sitting | Sep 25, 2025 | Dog walking, enrichment, Pet care, Pet safety
As temperatures drop and leaves fall on the sidewalks, many dog owners assume flea and tick season is behind them. After all, ticks and fleas are thought to be a summer problem. Unfortunately, that’s a myth. Fleas and ticks don’t disappear once fall...
