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Playing ball, standing on hind legs, and drool = just another day of pet sitting at Bella’s!
Day visits are one of our most popular services at Bella’s House & Pet Sitting. Customizable programs for each client always result in drastically different routines, thrown in with each pets different personality, and you have quite the fun filled day if your working at Bella’s. For those of you who may wonder, “What do you actually do when pet sitting?” Here is a great recap of just some of what has happened over the weekend.
Blue and DeeDee have begged for treats after a walk….
Capone drooling for his breakfast (can you see the drool?) He is such a love bug!
And last but not least…the best dressed of them all – Idefix! Playing with his ball in the house!
Each day is such a blessing being able to play, walk, feed, and love on all these fur kids For more services, view: www.BellasHouseAndPets.com/services

4 ways to GO GREEN with your pets!
The following was written by a PRO Member on The Business of Pet Sitting online communiuty by one of my members. It is a place where pet sitting business owners come together to be inspired, motivated, and challenged. www.TheBusinessofPetSitting.com
There are many ways you can help the environment when it comes to your pet. Here are four ways:
Clorox, Lysol and many other cleaning chemicals are common household items these days, but I’ve recently discovered that straight vinegar or various diluted versions can be used instead of most of these products. A quick internet search will provide you with more uses than you can imagine. See these articles for more info:
http://www.care2.com/greenliving/vin…old-germs.html
http://www.healthylegacy.org/consumer_cleaning.cfm
Disposing of Pet Waste
There are pros and cons to the different methods.Flushing: Pro – waste gets treated at the sewage treatment plant
Using biodegradable bags and throwing in trash: Pro – plastic bags are not sitting in landfills forever; Con – even biodegradable bags can remain intact for quite some time if not in the right conditions (exposure to air, etc), pet waste can enter the ground and contaminate fresh water sources
Composting/Burying: Pro – you are in control of where the waste goes; Con – since pet waste often contains parasites, MUCH CAUTION must be used in order to successfully use this method.
http://www.poopbags.com/Facts.html
http://www.greenstar.coop/greenleaf/…ty-litter.html
–My city lists the recyclable items it takes on their website. You may be surprised at what you find on your local list. Practically all plastics are recyclable these days…even plastic bags can be recycled in bins at grocery stores or Wal-Mart. (Here is Scottsdale’s: http://www.scottsdaleaz.gov/Recycle/RecycleList.asp)

–I often find myself filling a glass of water then never drinking it all, so rather than pouring it down the drain, I put it in the dog bowl. They don’t mind that it’s been sitting out all day.
–We all have home offices, so be sure to use natural light during the day when possible and energy efficient light bulbs.
–Unplug appliances/electronics when not in use.
This information has been written by:
Amanda Gomez-Vidal
AGV Pet Sitting & More
www.MyAZPetSitter.com

ANOTHER PET FOOD RECALL
http://www.truthaboutpetfood.com/articles/361/1/Nutro-Products-Recall-of-Dry-Cat-Food-Products/Page1.html
This information has been provided to you from Bella’s House & Pet Sitting in Scottsdale, AZ www.BellasHouseAndPets.com
