Doggy Day Care in Niederwald

“Yan was a great Dogsitter for my Theo. Yan sent several photos throughout the day and I could tell Theo was enjoying his stay and play dates with the other dogs. I definitely will use her servíces again, if she’ll have us back. ☺️”

Diana M.

“Olivia's doggy daycare was a great experience. I cannot recommend her services enough. She has genuine care for the dogs she takes care of, and also provided some beautiful photos of the little guy out on a walk.”

Curtis A.

“Ashley was so awesome, you could tell she had a love for dogs and Theo came home happy both visits. He enjoyed making all the new friends at her house and he definitely wants to go back some time, if she’ll have him over again! Thank you Ashley for taking great care of my Theo and sending pics and videos!! Hope to see you again!! ❤️”

Diana M.

“Hey everyone, Denise is the pet sitter you want for your pet babies! My dog Daisy was so excited to go to her home each day. Before we even got the truck stopped she would jump down to the floorboard ready to get out! Denise is so accommodating and we just felt safe leaving Daisy with her. You won’t be disappointed!”

J C S.

“Respectful and friendly, Couldn’t have found anyone better here, Regina has been amazing, took care of Hugo as her own, both at our house and day boarding. Thank you again!!”

Rohan S.

About: I had dogs since my teens years - since I was 14 years old. I currently have a yorkie. She is 8 years old. I love dogs of every kind and getting along very good with them. Looking forward to take care of your loved ones! Currently I work from home, and my schedule is flexible, so I am very flexible to walk or visit dogs almost at any time. Even if my calendar shows as full - send me a message, we might work it out :) Every dog is unique ♥️🐩🦮🐕🐕‍🦺🐶Everyone has own personality, habits, likes and dislikes. I always follow the owner’s feeding and caring instructions and try to reproduce the same atmosphere as a pet owner. Please let me know of any dog’s allergies or any triggers, so I can provide to the dogs the best care possible.

“I cannot say enough positive things about our experience with Nick & Youna. Our little Nelson took to them quickly and took a huge weight of our shoulders when we are at work. They care for Nelson like their own and we couldn’t ask for a better outcome!”

Robin W.

About: Welcome to our dog B&B! My husband and I are passionate pet lovers with over 10 years of pet care experience. We use Rover ourselves for our two dogs when we’re away and understand the importance of leaving your pet(s) in a safe, loving place. I’ve taken care of pets of all ages and sizes since high school. Pet care and babysitting were my primary form of income in graduate school. We have experience with medication administration (and the cone of shame) for older and/or sick pets. Additionally, we only take two Rover dogs at once so each dog can have plenty of one-on-one attention and love. We’ve grown up with pets our whole lives and look forward to meeting yours! My husband and I both work full-time from home with flexible schedules. We are ready for potty breaks, feedings, and walks whenever needed. Cuddles are always available. We understand the importance of providing a loving and safe environment for your furry family members. We're here to ensure your pets are happy and well-cared for. We have two dogs of our own who love playmates. Trust us to treat your pets like our own!

About: Hi, my name is Kalena. I've been providing dedicated and loving pet care for the past ten years. Animals have always held a special place in my heart—they’re truly the best part of my life. A few years ago, I lost my soul dog, Luck, to cancer, and more recently, my 1-year-old cat, Mio, to heart failure. These losses deepened my passion and commitment to being a voice and source of comfort for animals in need. I'm currently pursuing my master’s degree at Texas State University and looking for a side job to help support my education. You can find me on Rover, where I proudly hold a 5.0 rating for my compassionate and reliable pet care services. I've worked with a range of young puppies and kittens to older dogs and cats. I've volunteered at a dog rescue center (Four Legged Ranch) multiple times. I've also worked with a breeder and I've helped clean the crates, pick up poop, feed them and more. My clients and their pet are my number one priority and I can only hope they are satisfied with my service. My goal of my service is to always treat your pets like they are my own and make sure they go back to you happy and healthy. Trust and communication are also the key to my service, so I will provide you with a thorough details and pictures/videos. I am currently pursuing masters at Texas State University, so my schedule is flexible, except on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. I have classes from 9am-3:30pm. Other than that, I am home full time. I will care for your furbaby as if they are mine. They will get undivided attention and love. I will always make sure your furbaby goes back to you happy and healthy.

“Patricia & Jason consistently offer great care! Their communication is wonderful and I know my pup is in great hands with them. He gets so excited when we get to their house!”

Avery S.

“Sarah was great! She responded almost immediately to a last minute request to host our pup on a Sunday night. Our dog was well taken care of and was calm when we picked her up. Definitely reaching out to Sarah again!”

Caroline H.

“Kelsey was great!! She dog sat my crazy energetic puppy and every night my dog came home and went right to bed. My dog was so excited when we pulled up to her house for the second time! Kelsey sent videos and updates which I loved. Would highly recommend and will for sure use her again (:”

Emma H.

About: Hi, everyone I just graduated high school about 2 years ago I love dogs and one of the things I'm really passionate about is dogs and dog food nutrition I've learned so much of dog food nutrition I watched a documentry called pet fooled its free to watch in YouTube and its truly shocking to me it talks about the pet food industry and how kibble is made so I would suggest for everyone to go to YouTube and watch it. there is actually a Holistic veternarian which a Holistic veternarian is not like traditional veternarians who give medications for every sickness or give vaccines so often Holistic veternarians are a more natural aproach which is a more Holistic integrative way to taking care of pets they will reccomend natural ways to heal your pet and they believe food is medicine so they reccomend a raw food diet for your dog or cat so I truly reccomend finding a Holistic veternarian in your area you can search up in Google Holistic veternarians near me and a website should pop up as you scroll down that will say find a Holistic veternarian it should say American Holistic veterinary medical association in a more shorter way abreviated to make it shorter where you just put in your zip code and usually something should pop up in your area but if nothing pops up that means you probably don't have one in your area so you would have to work with your traditional veternarian and there is a Holistic veternarian her name is Dr Judy Morgan and I think she made like a form or something like that on how to speak to your traditional veternarian about a raw food diet and you can show your traditional veternarian that form to work with your traditional veternarian for your dog or cat since traditional veternarians don't reccomend a raw food diet for your dog or cat but that is only because the only thing they studied was just about kibble and how kibble is good for dogs and cats and everything else but they didn't study deeper into pet food nutrition and also because they get payed for promoting those kibble brands but in reality its not good at all and a Holistic veternarian is talking about a raw food diet for your dog or cat and about the pet food industry in the documentry and so basically kibble is made in really high heat which means they are taking all the nutrients away from the kibble and also when they Cook it at really high temperatures you get these things called AGE'S it stands for Advanced Glycation End Products AGE'S can be terrible for your pets health these things can cause inflamattion which can lead to flatulence, discomfort in there joints especially in older dogs, Allergies, mushy poops that are hard to pick up, itching, and paw chewing and the worst thing is AGE'S are a carcinogen and the worst part of all is these companies don't even have to list AGE'S in there pet food lable because its not technically an ingredient AGE'S can form from high heat cooking and both kibble's and wet foods like canned foods have AGE'S and so they have to add in synthetic vitamins and Minerals which most of them come from china and its all chemicals there putting into the kibble it also has a lot of coloring and artificial flavoring and if you flip a bag of kibble over and look at the ingredients it usually says meat by products meat by products is basically not meat its carcass remnants which could include beaks, and feathers which is not good at all for a dog or even a cat it also will say in the ingredients beef by products or chicken by products and that is basically the same thing its the organs and left overs of the animal so it could also include Beaks, and feathers it also will say in the ingredients animal liver which is not defined which means you don't know what animal it is who knows what animal it could be so just be cautious and kibble also has wheat, corn, soy, legumes, like lentils, peas, and pea flour and pea protein and just a lot of ingredient splitting and also chickpeas, and garbanzo beans or just garbanzos it also carries starchy foods like potatoes, rice, and all that in there which then can turn into sugar and it can cause for your dog to get gum disease or dental disease a lot faster and obesity and diabetes and arthritis which all that is not good at all for dogs or even cats they weren't meant to eat that like first of all wheat, corn, and soy, and rice can cause inflamattion in your pets body it can also cause joint issues and obesity and diabetes and arthritis because all that raises your pets sugar levels and legumes like, peas, pea flour, pea protein, lentils, chickpeas, garbanzo beans or garbanzos or even starchy foods like potatoes have been shown that they can cause dialated cardiomiopathy which is a type of heart disease in dogs. kibble also contains the word meal for example if its a chicken recipe kibble it usually will say chicken meal or if its a beef recipe kibble it will say beef meal or if its a turkey recipe kibble it will say turkey meal and so on and what the word meal means is its renderred dead diseased animals that they find in the road so basically the left overs of the animal that are with diseases and that is what they put into the food also wet Canned foods contain all that that I mentioned about kibble so the same thing but they usually contain an ingredient called carrageenan which that is what causes inflamatory bowel disease in dogs also when you look at a bag of kibble food and it shows you in the front of the bag chicken or if its a beef recipe kibble its going to show you beef in the front of the bag but in reality they don't have to put any actual beef in the ingredients or in the food thats why they use artificial flavoring so your pet is always addicted to eating it and they use all these ingredients because they are cheap they are just fillers and they don't care about pets they care about the money so in reality if you really think about it if you feed hills science diet or purina pro plan or royal canin or blue búfalo all those foods are expensive and there not high quality and if you also think about this if you keep feeding these foods to your pet probably not right away your dog is going to get inflamattion or diabetes or obesity or joint issues or arthritis but its going to over time start acumulating in the body and when they get to a certain age all those issues will start coming up thats why a lot of dogs die before there time and you will be wasting a lot of money at the vet like some people pay more or like 12 thousand dollars just at the vet because they go frequently to the vet so thats what your getting for picking suposively a high quality food that vets reccomend or most people reccomend but its really expensive so in reality your not paying for high quality foods some kibble companies even put in the kibble little suposively nuggets that are suposively raw meat since they know its the best diet for a dog to thrive and live longer but in reality its still kibble so its processed and its still made in high heat some kibble companies even call the kibble raw coated kibble but as I mentioned before its still kibble and also when your picking a food for your pet you gotta look at the sourcing of each ingredient just to make sure about the sourcing and call the company of the food to know exactly where each ingredient is sourced from don't be scared to do that and pick a food that doesn't have any synthetic vitamins or minerals and also pick a food that is minimally processed or that I should say isn't processed at all and has human grade ingredients in it and is fully human grade which human grade just means that humans can eat the food as well and also pick a food that also isn't high in carbohydrates and by carbohydrates I mean Lentils, peas, pea flour, pea protein, potatoes, wheat, corn, soy, chickpeas, garbanzo beans, or garbanzos, rice and other things like barley or oats are sometimes added in kibble and wet Canned foods so avoid all that since that all like I mentioned above causes inflamattion in the body and can cause cancer and diabetes and obesity and arthritis for dogs and cats and also pick a food that doesn't contain in the ingredients the word meal like chicken meal or beef meal or turkey meal and so on and also make sure it doesn't contain meat by products really look at the ingredients in the back of the bag also make sure it doesn't contain carrageenan most kibbles have ingredients in the food that you can't even read so be careful don't be tricked just read all the ingredients carefully in the back of the bag and if you can't read any of the ingredients then I would suggest not buying it at all. most kibbles can also contain things like propane which is gas that you put into your car so fuel they just use the word propane as a different word that you can't even read but its literaly propane and thats not good at all so as I mentioned above be careful also make sure it doesn't contain any chicken by products or beef by products just avoid all this if you can and I'm not trying to shame or judge people for what they feed there dogs but I'm just informing pet parents so they can make the right decisións for there pets and if you also really think about it your paying lots of money at the vet from feeding kibble so what I would say is do you prefer paying lots of money at the vet from the kibble your feeding and do you prefer that your pet keeps having itchy skin, allergies, obesity, diabetes, joint issues, digestive issues like loose stools and really stinky stool, and ear infections or do you prefer investing the money in feeding a high quality food where all those issues will go away thats already made and balanced raw food diet for your dog or cat both dogs and cats are supposed to eat a raw food diet there supposed to eat a biologically apropriate diet which is a raw food diet mainly the barf diet stands for a biologically apropriate diet but its a raw food diet and it is expensive but as I mentioned above your paying already lots of money with kibble and even more money at the vet so why not invest in a raw food diet food for your dog or cat which if you do invest in a raw food diet for your dog or cat your paying a lot of money but your also actually getting an actual high quality food and you will see improvements in your dogs health any dog even small breed dogs can eat this food because its for all life stages so even puppies can eat it and you would have to transition them slowly if they have a very sensitive stomach and if they are on kibble or any other type of food and in the process of transitioning you may notice diarrhea or sometimes even vomiting but its rare if they vomit and thats completly normal because if your dog has been on kibble for a really long time there detoxifying there body from all the toxins but if in the transition you start noticing excessive diarrhea then take it back in a more slower pace also you can call the company to actually ask about how to transition your pet. the brand that I reccomend that I'm mentioning above is steves real food they have a cat specific freeze dried raw line of food called quest but they also have a freeze dried raw food for both dogs and cats its called steves real food freeze dried nuggets which is raw food and both foods aren't high in carbohydrates and they don't have any synthetic vitamins and minerals and the sourcing is really good and they don't have any artificial coloring or flavoring or legumes of any sort like they don't have lentils, peas, pea flour, pea protein, chickpeas, garbanzo beans, or garbanzos or even starchy foods like potatoes, or even rice or other things like barley and oats and wheat, corn, soy and they don't have any of that and there not processed or made in high heat and they don't contain any meat by products or the word meal like chicken meal, beef meal, or turkey meal and so on they don't contain any of that and they don't contain any carrageenan and you can read all the ingredients which is amazing and they don't contain propane or anything as I mentioned above that you can't read. everything in these foods you can read it its real whole foods and they also don't contain chicken by products or beef by products or ingredients like just saying its animal liver but in reality you don't know what animal it comes from in these foods there actually very transperant about the sourcing of each ingredient of both foods which is really good so you know where each ingredient comes from and basically how you prepare these freeze dried nuggets is you add the serving size that your dog or cat is supposed eat but you can also call the steves real food company and ask them how much your supposed to feed your dog or cat and they will tell you it usually depends on there weight and age and then you want to always hydrate the nuggets but you always want to use purified warm water so not too hot to the point that its boiling hot but not cold either just in between and you want to pour just a little bit of the purified warm water on top of the nuggets but just add enough purified warm water to soak the nuggets so over the top of the nuggets a bit but also not too much purified warm water and then you want to grab a plastic spoon and you want to mix it and leave the nuggets soaking there for about 20 minutes and then after the 20 minutes pass you can start crumbling the nuggets with the plastic spoon so smashing them untill they get into a soupy consistency then its ready to feed make sure you have a water bowl on the side with purified cold water but usually since the food is hydrated with water dogs sometimes won't want to drink the water in there water bowl because the food already has a lot of moisture from adding the water to it. and the freeze-dried nuggets are great to travel with you just bring the bag with you and purified warm water and thats all you need and if you add supplements then bring those you just store the freeze-dried nuggets in a cool dry place like a pantry or inside a cabnet and they have the nuggets in a freeze dried option and a frozen option and they also carry frozen patties in many recipes they have a chicken recipe a beef recipe and a pork recipe and a turkey recipe and many more recipes and they also use completely human grade ingredients I would suggest checking them out there a raw food company and also I personally reccomend this food because they do hpp which stands for high pressure processing which doesn't kill the nutrients of the meat but it kills the bacteria like e coli, listeria, salmonella all that for those of you scared of the bacteria like e coli, listeria, salmonella and all that bacteria thats what it kills so its safe for your pet to eat it and if you have any questions about the food you can also call or email them on there website at steves real food you can search them up in Google steves real food and they will pop up as you scroll down you can order this food online at the raw pet food website you can just Google raw pet food and they will pop up as you scroll down as well and you will see all the benefits of this diet for your dog you will see better skin and coat, healthier digestión, better teeth there is a lot of reasons why switching to a raw diet is better then kibble and I'm not like I mentioned above trying to judge anyone for what they feed there dog but just informing pet parents so they can make the right decisións for there pets and this food will help them not just to survive but it will help them thrive and live longer I believe all dogs and cats should live up until 20 years old and all you have to do is give them the right foods and avoid the wrong ones. and I have 1 year Experience in dog sitting and dog walking I did dog sitting and dog walking 2 times in the past for one of my family members dog and also I did dog sitting for another one of my family members so I've done it quite a few times in the past and I also have a dog myself he is a boy and he is a pomeranian and he is 8 years old and I do the same tasks that I would do for anybody else's dogs like I feed him properly I take him out for walks I do everything so I do have Experience in dog sitting and dog walking. I don't however have Experience with cat sitting. But please feel free to contact me on here and we can discuss more about what services that I provide your interested in and I would love to take care of your fur babies🥰 I'm available Monday through friday from 9AM to 6pm and I charge $40 per day per dog and I charge $10 per walk and per dog and walks would be only in my neighborhood since I don't drive and I can only handle 2 dogs per day I can take care of your fur babies in the backyard of my house I will take them on walks, and feed them properly and cuddle with them and play with them and give them lots of love and attention just as if they were my own 🥰🥰

About: I have taken care of my dogs since 2000. I love to exercise with dog for any reason, also love to running with dog only if the dog up for it. I’m super master at training puppies and senior care. Will cuddle with any dogs all the way! Depend on how I can handle my schedule with dogs routine but I will make time for dogs more than anything. I will follow up what the dog needs. 🤗 I can do both at your home or my home. I have own house that have fence yard and of course, the dogs will be inside most of time

About: I’ve owned cats, dogs, reptiles, and rodents since I was a child. I can accommodate unique requests while caring for your pets, whether it’s associated to their size, breed, age, temperament, special needs, and gaining trust. I’ve administered IV fluids to cats, and given oral medication to cats and dogs. I’ve raised cats from birth to adulthood. I welcome dogs of most sizes in our home (largest breeds will be welcome in the future once our kiddos have grown a bit more - 100lb cap.) Other than cats and dogs, over the years I have cared for: rats, mice, guinea pigs, snakes, exotic lizards, axolotls, arachnids, and fish. I work from home, 8am - 5pm. I am able to provide complete care for your dog by taking breaks to either walk, feed, play, and snuggle (snuggling can happen while I work too!) I have a designated spot on the couch that will be cushioned with blankets and their favorite chew toy where they can be right beside me (unless you would like them to keep off of furniture to mirror existing rules at your home, no worries!) I love a good frisbee or fetch session! If you got a sporty pup, I would love to indulge them! While I am at home, I make sure that there is a space provided for your pet both upstairs and downstairs, whether they need a place in private that is quiet, or so they would like to be next to all the action with the family. I will provide physical supervision at all times while your pet is outdoors (backyard play time or potty break, walks, play at the park.) If your dog is unable to use stairs, please be sure to inform me and I will make additional arrangements for them downstairs to make sure they’re extra cozy!

“Marcel was an amazing sitter for my dog, Dakota! He was extremely communicative throughout the day, which gave me so much peace of mind. He took her on the longest walk she could’ve dreamed of and made sure she was completely comfortable in his home. His house is the perfect setup for doggy day care or even an overnight stay—spacious, calm, and pet-friendly. I couldn’t have asked for a better experience. I will definitely be returning to him!”

Kimberly C.

“Excellent care provider. My three bulldogs got a lot of love and a had a to of fun playing. They were so excited they fell asleep on the way home. Excellent family for three rowdy little bulldogs to visit.”

Justin B.

About: Hi! I’m Lucas and I’d love to take care of your friends while you’re away! 🐾 I have a sweet chihuahua named Mia, who’s the queen of the house and I’ve had dogs for my entire life, so I truly understand the love and care they need. I work from home, so your dog will have constant attention and plenty of love throughout the day. With a dedicated indoor dog area and a spacious backyard for playtime, your dog will feel right at home. • Plenty of playtime: I love keeping dogs active and entertained, whether it’s chasing after toys in the yard or hanging out indoors. • Personalized care: Whether your dog likes to snuggle, play, or chill, I got it covered! Send me their schedules and I’ll keep up with feeding, potty, and walks. • WFH schedule: Because I work from home, your dog will never be left alone for long periods. They’ll have my attention all day long! • I’m happy to send you daily updates and photos to keep you in the loop. • As a small dog owner, I know it can be stressful for them (and for us 😅) to be around big pups. I’m taking only small dogs (up to 15 pounds), and a maximum of 3 guests per night at all times to ensure they’ll feel comfortable and safe. • I live in a single-story home with a dedicated cozy indoor dog area, perfect for safe play and relaxation! • Additionally, there’s a spacious backyard with plenty of room for outdoor fun, fetch, and exploring. I keep everything clean, safe, and comfortable for my guests. • If your friend has any special needs in terms of medications or care, let me know and I’ll make sure it gets all it needs.

“Mercedes was so great and kind! She accepted last minute and was very easy to communicate with! She took good care of our fur baby and I’m so grateful!”

Joshua P.

About: With 1.5 decades of pet sitting experience and 30 years of having my own pets, I can assure your furry friend will be in great hands. I’ve taken care of dogs, cats, ferrets, lizards and the easiest of the group, fish. I’m the friend that everyone gets to dog sit when they go out of town. I work from home so my schedule is flexible and I always put your pets well being first. I ask questions about what your pet is accustomed to so they have similar love and care that they get from their respective owners. I provide pics/videos of them as well so you can check in on them as you please.