SAN DIEGO, CA, November 13, 2012 (Press-News.org) The holiday season can be especially stressful for pets; visitors, travel and the chaos of the season can unnerve even the calmest pet. One way to minimize a pet's discomfort and disruption during the holidays is to take your dog or cat to a quality boarding facility. High quality pet boarding will ensure that a pet is comfortable and happy, even when away from home.
FonJon Pet Care, a quality pet boarding facility in the San Diego area, would like to share some tips for holiday pet boarding:
Choose a Quality Facility -- Pets deserve a clean and comfortable environment when staying away from home. Choose a pet boarding facility that offers activities for the animals to keep them happy and entertained. FonJon Pet Care has four outdoor yards so pets can safely play and bask in the sun. Each pet has a private suite with both indoor and outside access for ultimate comfort.
Pets May Be More Comfortable at a Boarding Facility -- Often pets enjoy visiting a pet care center more than they would spending a long time in the car or staying in an unfamiliar location. A boarding facility will ensure pets are safe and happy while their owners enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday away from home.
Pet Sitting Considerations -- An alternative that some pet owners decide on is a pet sitter. Remember, during the holiday season, the schedule for pet sitters is on "overdrive," which means they may have a limited time to spend with your pet. A couple visits a day could mean your pet only gets an hour of attention within a 24 hour period. On the flipside, as pet sitters drive around town, a number of them advertise their business with vehicle signage. For those concerned about keeping their residence secure, a car advertising that a homeowner is out of town may be a burglar's invitation.
At FonJon, pets receive ample one-on-one attention with playtime and plenty of "tlc." And you get peace of mind knowing your pet - and your home - are safe and secure. As soon as you book your Thanksgiving travel, make reservations for your pets as well, and have a happy and safe holiday.
About FonJon Pet Care Center
FonJon Pet Care Center is San Diego's premier dog boarding facility. They offer dog and cat boarding, dog day care, and dog training in a clean and comfortable environment. The facility is run by Manuel Villanueva, a highly respected dog training expert with more than 30 years of experience. For more information visit http://www.fonjonpetcare.com/
Pet Boarding Center Offer Holiday Pet Boarding Tips
Pet Boarding may be the best option for pets during the holidays when most people are traveling and away from home. Fon Jon Pet Care shares tips on how to keep pets happy when owners are away.
2012-11-13
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[Press-News.org] Pet Boarding Center Offer Holiday Pet Boarding TipsPet Boarding may be the best option for pets during the holidays when most people are traveling and away from home. Fon Jon Pet Care shares tips on how to keep pets happy when owners are away.