Frankly Pets - Pet & House Sitting Services

06/14/2026

So…yeah, this is what you get when you hire me as your petsitter!

I made smiley faces on Clover and Winnie’s lick mats.

First layer - spread of peanut butter
Second layer - spread of pumpkin puree
Top layer - cut up apples

Freeze it and when it’s time, ENJOY!!

06/13/2026

Just got home last night from spending 5 consecutive days with my cutie patootie fur-sister, Coco - and now we start Round Two of my Summer Sitting Adventures…

These sweethearts are Clover and Winnie!

Clover is the Bernadoodle in the back and Winnie is the poodle in the front.

It has been so incredibly hot here, we are going to focus on some mental stimulation activities this evening.

Tell us your favorite enrichment activities for your furbabies in the comments below. We would love to hear about them.

06/09/2026

GOODNESS…she is cute!!

My fur sister!

❤️

06/07/2026

CoCo: “Could you give me a lift, Seeester?”

Me: “Of course Little One.”

06/06/2026

My whirlwind of a summer starts off today with this cutie, Coco…who also happens to be my fursister.

We are booked 19 days in June and 20 in July - so if you have any dates you need in August, reach out to us right away and get your dates booked.

05/30/2026

FUR-IENDS…

You will want to save the information!!

Pet overpopulation is a real problem. Every year, millions of cats and dogs are euthanized in our nation’s animal shelters because there are more pets than there are responsible homes for them.

Times are tough…and everything is expensive - including the costs associated with spay and neutering your furbabies.

But there is an even bigger price to pay for not getting them altered. There are accidental pregnancies, unwanted babies, animals being dumped everywhere or surrendered to shelters - which all contributes to pet overpopulation and euthanasia rates that are alarming.

WE ARE FAILING OUR PETS! The one thing in this world that loves us more than they love themselves.

That is where SNIP comes in. SNIP (Spay Neuter Imperative Project) is a 501(c)(3) low-cost mobile spay and neuter clinic.

The SNIP bus works to actively prevent the suffering and death of unwanted animals due to overpopulation.

Services are available across Sacramento, Auburn, Placer, Monterey, Kern, and Fresno Counties

They not only offer low cost spay and neutering clinics but also affordable veterinary care and treatment options.

If your pet is not spay or neutered, please see the flyer for a clinic in our area. Make an appointment today and be part of the solution.

05/28/2026

Information sharing for local pet parents.

I have not used this particular business but I read comments from people that have and they spoke highly of the vets that performed the end of life services.

I am no stranger to at home euthanasia. I used it for Sassy, my soul dog last June. We used it again in October for my Mom’s pup - and I have been present at my share for my fur-clients.

Everything about at home euthanasia is beautiful. Your pup is in the comfort of their own home with their people surrounding them with love. They are given medication to relax them even before the final injection…my Sassy was snoring so loud, I knew she was comfortable. And the vets are so compassionate and amazing.

I think it’s the best gift we can give our pets when it’s their time.

Peaceful pet goodbyes at-home. With love, compassion, and empathy.

05/25/2026

I got molds so I can start making frozen treats for the pups this summer!!

05/24/2026

This sweet baby is Coco. She is an almost 8-year old Shorkie (Yorkie-Shih Tzu mix) and my fur-sister from my Dad and Step-Mom.

I am super excited to spend some time with this little one soon while my Dad goes to visit my sister and his sister!

I already bought silicone molds so I can make her some healthy frozen treats to enjoy while the parents are away! Let the shenanigans begin!

05/21/2026

VERY IMPORTANT INFO ON DOG EYE HEALTH!!

I want to share something important for fellow pet owners — especially those with breeds prone to eye issues like Boston Terriers, Pugs, French Bulldogs, Shih Tzus, Bulldogs, and other dogs with prominent eyes.

A few days ago, when the wind had picked up, my mom’s Boston Terrier, Moop-Bee, started acting like he had something in his eye. It was pretty irritated m, but we thought it was just debris. Within just DAYS (like 3 or 4) things became very serious. He was squinting continuously and couldn’t hold his eye open. His eye was weeping and you could tell it was very uncomfortable.

Yesterday, he was seen by a veterinary ophthalmologist and we learned he has a severe ulcer that rapidly attacked and destroyed his eye. The damage progressed so quickly that his eye now has to be removed.

Please, please do not wait when it comes to eye issues.

Squinting, excessive tearing, pawing at the eye, redness, cloudiness, discharge, swelling, light sensitivity, or acting like something is “stuck” in the eye can become emergencies faster than many people realize.

Some breeds are especially vulnerable because of the shape and prominence of their eyes. What may look minor can turn catastrophic in a very short period of time.
As both a pet sitter and animal lover, I just wanted to gently encourage people: if your dog seems uncomfortable with their eye, get it checked sooner rather than later. It could truly save their vision — or their eye itself.

Please keep Moop-Bee in your thoughts as he prepares for surgery next week.

If you want to see his eye, I have posted a photo in the comments. IT LOOKS BAD…so use please use discretion.