Emily S.
North Augusta, SC
Services
Emily can care for
Availability
I currently work full time as a veterinary technician and have been working in this field for over 5 years. I have had previous experience in boarding facilities as well as medical care.
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About Emily S.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
If needed, I have two large crates for dogs as well as small carriers and crates for cats. I have 3 very sweet dogs that are playful with other pets. I also have 2 cats who typically mind their business and are very sweet as well. I have a fenced in yard with plenty of room to run and play. Of course, I will monitor pets as they are outside.
Information Emily S. would like to know about your pet
Please let me know if your pet needs and special care or if any pets need medications given during my time with your pet. Also, if needed I can provide grooming services such as nail trims, nail dremel, sanitary shaves, baths, and ear cleanings! Just ask me and we can go over pricing:)
A typical day
For dogs: 1. Walks & Hikes – Exploring new trails or parks. 2. Fetch & Tug-of-War – Keeping them active and entertained. 3. Puzzle Toys & Treat Games – Engaging their minds. 4. Puppy Playdates – If they’re social, meeting other friendly dogs. 5. Obstacle Course – Setting up a mini agility course in the yard. 6. Sniffari Walks – Letting them explore and sniff at their own pace. 7. Doggy Ice Cream or Frozen Treats – A fun, tasty reward. For Cats: 1. Laser Pointer Chase – Always a favorite. 2. Feather Wand or String Play – Simulating hunting instincts. 3. Interactive Puzzle Feeders – Making mealtime fun. 4. Box & Paper Bag Fun – Because cats love cardboard! 5. Bird Watching – Setting up a comfy window perch. 6. Cat TV (Videos of Birds & Fish) – Engaging their curiosity.
Location
North Augusta, SC
Pets
My service is a walk in the park!!
Pet care experience
I am a veterinarian technician and I have worked as a kennel tech/vet tech for over 5 years now and am highly experienced with the care of all types of pets. I can care for pets with disabilities as well as puppy’s, kittens, and senior pets. My experience allows me to confidently care for pets with a wide range of personalities and needs. I’m comfortable administering medications, handling anxious pets, monitoring for signs of illness, and providing attentive, compassionate care.
Reviews
Emily arranged a meet and greet since this was my first time using her. My cat, Edna, usually hides when I am away. Was very happy to see Edna was out and about in the photos!! Will definitely use her again!
As always, Emily did a great job. She is very caring and kind. I wholeheartedly recommend her to take care of your pets.
Emily, is the best! This is the second time we used her. She treats our fur babies like they were hers. Her personality is fabulous and connects with the animals right off the bat. Thank you Emily😊
Thank you again! Sorry for the late close out.
About Emily S.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
If needed, I have two large crates for dogs as well as small carriers and crates for cats. I have 3 very sweet dogs that are playful with other pets. I also have 2 cats who typically mind their business and are very sweet as well. I have a fenced in yard with plenty of room to run and play. Of course, I will monitor pets as they are outside.
Information Emily S. would like to know about your pet
Please let me know if your pet needs and special care or if any pets need medications given during my time with your pet. Also, if needed I can provide grooming services such as nail trims, nail dremel, sanitary shaves, baths, and ear cleanings! Just ask me and we can go over pricing:)
A typical day
For dogs: 1. Walks & Hikes – Exploring new trails or parks. 2. Fetch & Tug-of-War – Keeping them active and entertained. 3. Puzzle Toys & Treat Games – Engaging their minds. 4. Puppy Playdates – If they’re social, meeting other friendly dogs. 5. Obstacle Course – Setting up a mini agility course in the yard. 6. Sniffari Walks – Letting them explore and sniff at their own pace. 7. Doggy Ice Cream or Frozen Treats – A fun, tasty reward. For Cats: 1. Laser Pointer Chase – Always a favorite. 2. Feather Wand or String Play – Simulating hunting instincts. 3. Interactive Puzzle Feeders – Making mealtime fun. 4. Box & Paper Bag Fun – Because cats love cardboard! 5. Bird Watching – Setting up a comfy window perch. 6. Cat TV (Videos of Birds & Fish) – Engaging their curiosity.
Emily S.
North Augusta, SC