Raven's K9 To 5 Pet Services
About
When you hire Raven’s K9 to 5, you’re choosing more than just a pet sitter, you’re choosing a dedicated, experienced professional who truly treats your pets like family.
With years of hands-on experience caring for dogs, cats, exotics, and farm animals, I understand that every pet has unique needs, routines, and personalities. I provide personalized, low-capacity care so your pets receive focused attention in a calm, safe environment, never overcrowded or rushed.
I am fully insured, Fear Free Certified, and trained in Pet First Aid & CPR, giving you peace of mind that your pets are in capable, responsible hands. My services are GPS-tracked and include detailed visit reports, ensuring transparency and trust every step of the way.
As a family-operated, locally owned business, I take pride in building long-term relationships with both pets and their owners. I respect your home, follow your instructions carefully, and communicate clearly so you’re never left wondering how your pets are doing.
Most importantly, I genuinely love what I do. Your pets’ safety, comfort, and happiness are always my top priority, whether I’m stopping in for a quick visit, providing overnight care, or managing a full schedule of walks.
When you choose Raven’s K9 to 5, you’re choosing reliability, compassion, and professional care you can count on.
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
1. Any behavioral issues, fear reactive, fear aggression, anxiety, territorial, food aggression, etc. We need to know these things in order to provide a safe and comfortable environment for your pet/pets and us.
2. Vaccination records
We want to keep the boarding as safe and healthy an environment as possible, so we need to know your pet is up to date on all their vaccinations.
3. Medical history information
We’ll need any and all relevant medical information for your pet (past health issues, medications, allergies, behavioral issues, etc.). This way, if a problem does arise, we can make sure to give your pet the best and most informed care possible, as quickly as possible.
4. Any required medications
This includes detailed instructions on when and how to administer them. If your pet needs any type of regular medication, we need to know their schedule and the best way to administer any pills, treatments, etc. for their health and comfort.
5. Any special foods or dietary limitations
If you plan on leaving special foods for your pet, they should preferably be packaged and dropped off with them in a resealable container. We feed all of our board pets on regular schedules throughout the day, but if your pet requires any particular measures, let us know.
6. A favorite toy or other items from home
We provide, daily exercise, and playtime, but your pet may still want to have a familiar and well-loved toy with them during their stay. We’ll work hard to keep your pet as happy and comfortable as possible, but they may feel better with their favorite blanket, stuffed animal, or squeaky toy along for company.
7. Anything else your pet might require while you’re gone
This includes certain treats, rawhides, detailed instructions on their personal schedule (bathroom, walk times, etc.), notes on behavior, or a pre-recorded video message for them to watch while you’re away.
No breed restrictions and I love all breeds! We will even care for small animals and reptiles.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I have 17 years of experience. First aid and CPR Certified. Bonded & insured Member of Pet Sitters International and Pet Sitters Association
Do you have a standard pricing system for your services? If so, please share the details here.
Doggy Daycare(dogs over 1 year) $25, $25 per additional dog. Doggy Daycare(dogs under 1 year) $30 Boarding(dogs over 1 year) $30, Holidays are $40 Boarding(dogs under 1 year) $35, Holidays are $40 Dog walking: $20, $5 per additional dog Drop-ins/Visits: $20 per visit for 30 minutes Housesitting: $85 a night 24 Hour Care: $145 a night
Anything can be customised to better suit your needs
How did you get started in this business?
Ravens K9 to 5 Pet Services started as a personal vision and has provided me with the opportunity to fulfill my passion of working with animals.
What types of customers have you worked with?
Our customers range from nurses, lawyers, out of towner's, vacationers, business professionals and even people just looking to get away for a weekend. We are 24 hours and we work with a variety of different schedules. Nurses love us because we don't mind them dropping off their pup at 6am or sometimes earlier. And we don't mind them picking up at 9 or 10pm at night. We're here to make your life easier and your pup happy.
Describe a recent event you are fond of.
Worked for a couple with a fear reactive St. Bernard. We met two times before house sitting for them and by the end of the last visit he was comfortable with us and even let us pet him.
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a pro in your area of expertise?
A pet care provider should be a professional and their business is their career. We who are professional are not the person next door, or the college student home for the summer looking to make extra money. Look at their experience/training, are they bonded/insured, are they involved in animal organizations. Not all pet sitters are created equal! Professional pet sitters will send updates from each visit, along with photos or video, to verify if visits have been completed and to also notify pet owners of any concerns with the pet’s health or behavior. Our booking software also includes gps tracking as well. I myself helped a current client catch a uti in the beginning stages for their pup. I posted a screenshot in photos for you to see.
What questions should customers think through before talking to pros about their needs?
What are their needs for pet care while they are gone? What are the needs of the pet? What are the qualities are they looking for in a pet sitter/dog walker? What is their budget?