Super Tech Pro Pet Care

09/18/2026

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09/13/2026

Congratulations to Our
Grand Prize Winner...
JENNIFER SHEA!

09/12/2026

Congratulations & Welcome to our New Super Tech Family Members that booked during our 10 Year Anniversary Celebration!🎊🎉🥳

Kolin Kliossis
Brindley Johnson
Rachel Higbie

❤️ ANNIVERSARY THANK YOU
Already part of the Super Tech Family—or haven't seen us in a while? No worries! We're celebrating YOU, too!

*Enjoy your choice of one of these add-ons with an eligible scheduled service during our anniversary celebration:

🐾 A $10 Nail Trim - OR - ⏰ An Enrichment Activity

PLUS, when you refer a new pet parent who becomes a Super Tech client, you'll still receive your regular $25 referral credit, AND for our anniversary, your qualifying referral ALSO earns you an entry into our 10th Anniversary Grand Prize Drawing!

Offer valid through September 10, 2026. *Referral requirements and other rules apply.

09/12/2026

Every visit I pick a different game to play. This keeps Charlie engaged and he has fun every single time.

09/11/2026

09/11/2026

🐾 TAIL #10: MEET MEGAWATT! ❤️

I met Megawatt just before Christmas 2020.

She was a beautiful 9-month-old, 80-pound St. Bernard puppy, and as her family prepared to return to work and school after the pandemic shutdowns, they needed someone to give Meg a midday meal, potty break, playtime—and plenty of love.

By January, Meg and I had our routine. ❤️

We played, explored the yard, searched for treats, practiced basic commands and leash manners, worked on crate training, and squeezed in plenty of brushing, belly rubs and doggie massages.

Meg was going to be a VERY big girl, so reinforcing those puppy manners early mattered!

And then there was Mud Day. 😂

After a rainy day, Meg decided the backyard was her personal water park. Every time I tried to catch her, she'd take off at full speed—darting around me before jumping, rolling and sliding through mud puddles and diving into the rainwater-filled fire pit.

I finally caught my very happy, VERY muddy St. Bernard, cleaned her up . . . and she tried to go right back in. 😂🐾

But our visits weren't only fun and games.

When I discovered Meg was frightened by thunderstorms, I helped comfort her and encouraged her family to talk with her veterinary team about ways to help. I supported her through her spay recovery, shared safety recommendations with her family, and kept them connected to her days through pictures, videos and Pet Report Cards. I even celebrated her birthday with presents and her very own midday birthday Pawty! 🎉❤️

Eventually, Meg no longer needed her regular visits. But I kept in touch, sent birthday cards and gifts, and never forgot my big, goofy girl.

Looking back, I realize that while I was watching Meg grow up, Super Tech was growing, too. Those visits became about so much more than feeding a puppy and letting her outside - Care. Enrichment. Education. Training reinforcement. Observation. Communication. Advocacy and relationship.

Meg reminded me of all I wanted Super Tech to be: care for the whole pet—and peace of mind for the people who love them. And after ten years and countless memories...

That's still what we're here to do. ❤️🐾

TAIL #10 OF 10

✨ 10 Years • 10 Tails • Countless Memories
Celebrating a Decade of Pet Care With Peace of Mind

09/11/2026

🐾 TAIL #9: MEET LADY!

In 2025, I received a call from a veterinary clinic in Kennesaw about one of their clients. Lady's Mom, a senior pet parent, needed to go into the hospital—but she wouldn't go until she knew Lady would be taken care of.

She didn't have transportation or family nearby who could immediately help. The veterinary clinic knew her situation, but their busy staff couldn't leave the hospital to transport Lady.
They knew about Super Tech's Pet Taxi services, so they called me.

Lady's mom was relieved. We connected and met that same day.
She watched as I interacted with Lady—and you would've thought Lady and I had known each other forever! This sweet, lovable Pit Bull welcomed me immediately.

Together, we made a plan. I walked Mom through using the Time To Pet app, brought the printed forms for her to sign, coordinated Lady's arrival with the veterinary clinic, gathered her belongings and got Lady safely buckled into my pet seatbelt.

Lady? Oh, she was READY! Leash on. Potty break. Belongings packed. Then that girl practically smiled from ear to ear because it was TIME FOR A CAR RIDE!

Lady happily boarded at her regular vet's office while Mom received the medical care she needed. About a week later, Mom's son arrived from out of town to care for Lady at home. So I returned to the clinic to pick her up.

That sweet girl remembered me! Tail wagging. Jumping and super excited to see me—plus go on another car ride. With Lady back at home wit family, Mom could concentrate on recovering. She was so grateful and I was happy to help.

Lady's story means alot to me because it wasn't about pet nursing care, walks, medications or vacation visits. It was about solving a problem that stood between a pet parent and something they desperately needed. Sometimes peace of mind means knowing your pet is taken care of so you can take care of yourself.

I'm grateful that Lady's veterinary team trusted Super Tech enough to connect me with their client when she needed help beyond what they could provide.

They trusted me with their client, she trusted me with Lady and that trust helped everything fall into place.

TAIL #9 OF 10

✨ 10 Years • 10 Tails • Countless Memories
Celebrating a Decade of Pet Care With Peace of Mind

09/10/2026

🐾 TAIL #8: MEET ALFIE! 🐶❤️

I met Alfie a few weeks ago. He's a sweet 4-year-old, three-legged German Shepherd that didn't need veterinary nursing care, medications or long walks. He just needed companionship.

There was only one little challenge...Alfie was afraid of me. 😂❤️

His mom warned me that he was timid and nervous around strangers and needed time to warm up. So during our first Overnight Slumber Pawty, I decided Alfie would set the pace.

That first night, he avoided me at all costs. 😂 He'd move from room to room, watch me through the glass doors from the garden, then dart upstairs if I got too close.

So I didn't chase him or force an interaction. I gave him space. Respected his boundaries. Talked to him in a calm, happy voice and let him watch me from wherever he felt safe.

By morning, Alfie had moved a little closer. And once he realized it was time for his short morning walk, some of that fear started melting away.

Night #2 brought progress.

Alfie watched me prepare his dinner. He accepted a few pats and wubs. He even took some of his special-diet doggie meatballs from my hand. ❤️

Later, I invited him onto the sofa to watch a movie with me. He eventually climbed up and sat VERY straight, looking ahead
while keeping one suspicious side-eye on me. 👀😂 After a while, Alfie relaxed and fell asleep on the opposite end of the sofa.

That night, instead of sleeping downstairs, he returned to his usual room across from mine. By morning, he was racing me down the stairs for our walk!

Then came Night #3.

Alfie was ready for his Pawjama Pawty bag! 🎉 Since he's on a special diet, I skipped the treats and filled it with two plush toys and a Licki Mat for his own wet food.

After dinner, we settled onto the sofa for another movie. This time, Alfie did something I'll never forget - he repositioned himself and laid his head in my lap. ❤️

That was it! We were now officially Best Buddies.

By bedtime, Alfie was checking on me for back scratches and head wubs. By our final visit, the dog who wouldn't come near me on Night #1 was sharing walk selfies, boops and kisses with me. 🥹🐾

His mom was thrilled with the pictures, videos and stories in his visit reports. She told me I had made Alfie feel happy and comfortable—and knowing that gave her peace of mind.

Mission accomplished. ❤️

Alfie reminded me that sometimes good pet care isn't about what you can do to a pet. Sometimes it's knowing when not to do anything at all.

Give them space.
Respect their boundaries.
Be patient.
Let them decide when they're ready.

Trust can't be rushed. It has to be earned.

So when a timid German Shepherd decides your lap is finally a safe place to rest his head, that's a pretty special feeling. ❤️

TAIL #8 OF 10

✨ 10 Years • 10 Tails • Countless Memories
Celebrating a Decade of Pet Care With Peace of Mind

09/10/2026

🐾 TAIL #7: MEET BRYSE! 🐱💙

When I met Bryse in 2023, his family needed more than a traditional pet sitter.

Bryse is a shy, gentle and loving cat who happens to be partially paralyzed from the waist down. Although his back legs move, he cannot walk, so he uses his front legs to scoot himself around his home—even navigating the stairs.

He also has no control of his bladder or bowel movements. While he may defecate involuntarily, he cannot empty his bladder on his own. So he needs several visits throughout the day to have his bladder manually expressed.

When his previous pet sitter was no longer available, Bryse needed someone skilled and comfortable with providing his specialized care. Thankfully, a local veterinary clinic referred his family to Super Tech—and a last-minute request helped save their summer vacation. ❤️

When I first started visiting Bryse, I was told he didn't do very much. He mostly stayed on the stairs, in a corner of the room or tucked away in his bed under Dad's desk. He didn't play much and wasn't particularly interested in eating.

So on our first visits together, I met Bryse where he was.

I sat with him. Talked to him. Petted him. Brushed him.

And slowly, we became friends.

Then I started wondering...

What does Bryse LIKE?

With his family's permission, I introduced some new foods, treats and wet food.

Wet food?

OH YES. 😂

I tried different toys—some for us to play with together and others he could enjoy independently. I introduced a treat-dispensing toy, and once Bryse figured out how THAT worked...

He was on it! 😂

Fast-forward to today and my shy little friend has changed quite a bit.

When I arrive, Bryse comes out from under Dad's desk or the bottom level of the cat tower he can't climb. Those beautiful blue eyes light up. And he can scoot toward me at LIGHTNING SPEED because Bryse knows:

THE TREAT FAIRY IS HERE! 😂🧚🏾‍♀️

Of course, treats have to wait.

First stop: what I lovingly call our “Elimination Station.” 😂

Bladder expression isn't Bryse's favorite part of our visits, and sometimes an involuntary bowel movement means he needs a cleanup or even a bath. It isn't always pretty, but it's an important part of keeping him clean, comfortable and healthy. When we're finished, Bryse races back to the office while I clean everything up.

Then the FUN begins! Wet food. Churu. Dry treats. Brushing. Foraging toys. A few toys marinated in catnip to bat around later when he's home alone. Bryse knows there are good things waiting for him. ❤️

After that first trip, his family came home to a slightly different cat. His dad loved the videos and pictures from my updates. He told me he hadn't realized Bryse liked some of those things—or that he would even play. He acknowledged that Bryse needed more play and interaction and thanked me for helping him see that his care could be about more than helping him urinate.

That made me realize that sometimes, when we look at a pet living with a disability, it's easy to focus so much on what they can't do that we unintentionally underestimate everything they still can and want to do.

Bryse reminds me that special-needs pets need more than their medical and physical needs met.

They need attention.
They need enrichment and play.
They need opportunities to try new things.
They need things to look forward to.
They need to be seen as the whole pet.

And most of all, pets living with disabilities deserve the same respect, dignity, love and opportunity to experience joy as any other pet.

Bryse's family originally needed Super Tech because he required skilled nursing care while they traveled, but caring for Bryse became about something bigger: providing the nursing care he needs while supporting the wellness of the whole cat—and helping the people who love him see just how much life, personality and joy are inside him. 💙🐾

And believe me... the moment The Treat Fairy walks through that door, Bryse knows it.❤️

TAIL #7 OF 10

✨ 10 Years • 10 Tails • Countless Memories
Celebrating a Decade of Pet Care With Peace of Mind