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Monday, September 25, 2017

7 Farm Animals to Raise For Beginners

Thinking of fencing in your property and starting a small farm? Looking to raise a few new animals to add to your existing herd? Today we are sharing a great and informative article from morningchores.com entitled '7 Farm Animals to Raise (And 1 Not) for Beginners.' This great article goes into the pros and cons of these adorable creatures and talks about things like predator factor and lifespan.  If you are thinking about creating your own little farm paradise at home, then this article is for you! Take a look below and click on the article link to learn more.

https://morningchores.com/best-farm-animals/

If you are in Middleburg, Virginia or surrounding area and looking for a professional, affordable and reliable pet sitter to come take care of your farm animals while you are away, contact us today! We offer full-service pet sitting for horses, ponies, dogs, cats, fish, birds, pigs, bunnies and much more! We specialize in giving superior custom care to pets, whether for a day or an extended period of time.  http://hoofsandwoofspets.com/




Monday, September 18, 2017

Fun Idea: Design and Build A DIY “Palace” For Your Cat!

Well it's Monday and you might be drained from the weekend. So today we are sharing a fun idea for all of our cat clients out there... DIY Cat Palace!! Thanks to this creative article from thebestcatpage.com you can enjoy one artist's idea of her own DIY kitty palace. Learn more by visiting the link here. 

"Well, cat lovers, if you’re the type of kitty-cat mom or dad who goes to cat yoga classes, it’s time for you to step it up and create a palace for your furry little king or queen. We’re not talking about houses made of paper bags or cardboard boxes lined cheap shaggy carpeting — we’re talking full-on luxury. Make a home where your cat can run through endless rooms, hear the echo of her own meows under high ceilings, luxuriate on plush fabrics and get all cray on high-end scratching posts. It is very important to remember that a *true* palace isn’t complete without self portraits, so don’t forget to adorn the walls with oil paintings of your baby."

If you are looking for a reliable and professional pet sitter to come check in on your kitty palace contact us today! hoofsandwoofspets.com

Monday, September 11, 2017

The Year of the Goat!

Today we are sharing an article from the New York Times about why this year seems to be the year of the goat and why goats have become popular house pets. Because at Hoofs & Woofs, we love all pets!

"Goats have long been a popular subject of videos and online memes. There are fainting goats, screaming goats, goats in pajamas and goats with anger issues. There is a virtual game where the sole purpose of a goat is to wreck stuff and even a Tony Award-winning play by Edward Albee, “The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?,” in which the lead character has an affair with the pet in question. But in the past few years, a swell of fun-loving billys has moved offline and into people’s backyards, living rooms and hastily-built barns. Indeed the number of registered Nigerian dwarf goats, beloved for their size and frisky good nature, has increased 7.5 percent in three years, according to the American Goat Society."  To read more of why this is the year of the goat, view the article here!

Here at Hoofs & Woofs we welcome all animals into our pet sitting program...especially goats! We specialize in giving superior custom care to pets, whether for a day or an extended period of time.  At Hoofs and Woofs, we know that our animals are a part of our family, and we are dedicated to providing excellent service for peace of mind of pet parents!

To learn more about our services visit http://hoofsandwoofspets.com/

Tuesday, September 5, 2017

Finding Pets Who've Run Away From Shock

After Hurricane Harvey, many people may have lost their pets due to fear and shock from the events that occurred. We want to share this article which gives some more information about why pets run after a storm and how you can take some extra precautions to be reunited with them as safely as possible.

To view the article link click here.