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Rover Services

 

Are you in the South Florida area and are in need of stellar pet sitting and dog walking services? Say no more! My human mom, Nadia, just started providing her services on Rover.com and she would be more than happy to help you out. Specifically, she provides services in drop-in visits for both cats and dogs, walking services and cat grooming. She is looking into expanding her experience and skills and is getting back into volunteer work at a rescue animal shelter to learn more. In the meantime, I have been training her so that she keeps her skills sharper than my dainty claws! If you are interested, you can go to her Rover.com Profile, review her qualifications experience, and contact her for a booking. If you are a first-time client and you sign up with an account, you can use her promo code during the registration process and receive $20 dollars off the first session you schedule with her. Details are indicated below as follows:

Rover.com Pet Care Services

Rover.com Profile Link:

https://www.rover.com/sit/nadiam64781

Rover.com Promo Code:

NADIAM64781

 

Interested in providing pet care services on Rover.com too? If you are great with animals and pet care, then why not? The more the merrier! You can use my mom’s referral link to sign up and get started:

Rover.com Referral Link

Referral Link:

http://sit.rover.com/6dJgZZ

 

Got a question, comment, or a cat-astrophe on your furless paws?

You can always reach me at pixiespetcorner@gmail.com. And remember that no problem is ever too big or too small for this little black kitten!

Hugs & cat kisses from the luckiest black cat you know!

Until next time… Make Every day the Best Cat-urday!

Pixie

Pixie’s Pet Corner™

pixiespetcorner@gmail.com

Pixie is Truly Beloved!™



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