Hi, I’m ______ (your name) and this is _______ (your animal’s name, if you include him/her in video) from _______ (your city and state).
August is a popular month to take a family vacation. But, have you thought about what to do with your animal while you’re away?
In the event you can’t take your animal companion along for the trip, here’s a friendly reminder to hire a pet sitter or admit your animal to a boarding facility. Remember, a boarding facility should only board animals that have up-to-date health records and are in good health.
To ensure your animal is in the hands of a responsible sitter or a reputable facility, we offer the following tips:
* Make sure the sitter has credentials and references and be sure to verify them;* Find out if the sitter is a member of a national pet-sitters association;* Meet a potential sitter in person to see how he or she interacts with your animals; * Consider leaving a signed release for veterinary care, in case your animal needs treatment while you’re away;* Ask if the boarding facility has separate boarding rooms for all animals;* If your animal has special medical needs, choose a facility accordingly, and, * Board your animal at the selected facility for a trial run prior to an extended stay.
Your summer vacation will be worry-free, knowing your animal is safely being cared for.
Happy Travels!
This message is brought to you by AnimalNetwork.com, _________ and _________ (repeat your name and names of animals in the video).
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