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Trusted Pet Sitting Services in Phoenix, AZ
Loving Hands Pet Care has been providing professional pet sitting services in the Phoenix area since 2005. We are licensed, bonded, and insured, with extensive experience caring for pets of all kindsfrom hamsters to Mastiffs. Our founder, Scott, works closely with clients to understand each pet's unique needs during a complimentary consultation, ensuring personalized care that mirrors the attention pets receive from their owners. Daily updates and photos keep clients informed while they're away.

We specialize in reducing pet stress by maintaining their home environment, avoiding exposure to unfamiliar animals, and offering reliable care for special needs pets. Our team's deep commitment to animal welfare is reflected in our foster care efforts, having rescued numerous animals from local shelters. We prioritize transparency, trust, and compassionate service, ensuring clients feel confident their pets are in capable hands.
Services
Pet Sitting Dog Walking Overnight Care Medication Administration Daily Updates
Details
  • Year established: 2005
Highlights and features
  • Bonded and insured for client and pet safety
  • Experience with all pet types and special needs
  • Personalized care plans developed during complimentary consultations
  • Daily photo and status updates included
  • Serving Chandler, Tempe, Gilbert, and Phoenix areas
Associations and certifications
  • Pet Sitters International
Services
Full-Service Drop-In Pet Sit
Comprehensive in-home pet care includes feeding, medication administration, litter box cleaning, yard clean-up, and environmental monitoring. Two daily visits minimum for dogs without outdoor access. Clients receive daily updates and photos to ensure pet well-being.
Dog Walking
Tailored walking and bathroom services available in 15-minute increments up to 60 minutes. Ideal for exercise, mental stimulation, or senior/puppy needs. Includes water checks and affectionate interaction during each visit.
Overnight Pet Nanny
Extended care options include evening stays (4 hours) or full overnight coverage (12 hours). Services feature extra playtime, bedtime cuddles, and morning walks. Available for pets requiring companionship or medical attention during nighttime hours.
Medication Administration
Professional medication management for pets with chronic conditions or post-surgical needs. Our experienced team handles oral medications, injections, and specialized feeding requirements while maintaining detailed administration records for client review.
Daily Pet Updates
Real-time photo and text updates provided during each visit. Clients receive visual confirmation of pet well-being, feeding schedules, and any environmental concerns requiring attention while they're away.
People
Scott
Founder & Lead Pet Care Specialist
Retired high school teacher with lifelong animal experience. Specializes in senior pet care, medical needs, and behavior rehabilitation. Fostered over 50 rescue animals, including hospice cases. Prioritizes compassionate, personalized pet care.
Liz
Co-Founder & Foster Care Coordinator
Manages foster animal intake and medical coordination. Expertise in special needs pet care and shelter rescue operations. Works with local shelters to provide temporary housing for at-risk animals requiring medical stabilization.
Questions
What areas do you serve?
We serve Chandler, Tempe, West Mesa, Gilbert, Ahwatukee, Laveen, and Phoenix South Mountain Corridor.
Are you bonded and insured?
Yes, we maintain professional liability insurance and bonding for client and pet safety.
How do consultations work?
We offer free in-home consultations to discuss your pet's specific needs and care requirements before service begins.
Can you administer medications?
Yes, our team is trained to handle oral medications, injections, and specialized feeding requirements.
What's included in overnight care?
Overnight services include companionship, bedtime routines, emergency response, and morning walks with detailed care documentation.
How do you handle emergencies?
We maintain 24/7 on-call availability for urgent situations and have established protocols for veterinary emergencies.
Reviews (7)
CoyoteUgly
Jun 06, 2022 Report
They will not give out lepto shots first vet clinic I have ever heard of that refuses to give lepto shot! Sorry but no vet should have the right to refuse a shot because they don't believe in it
Nakile McCall
May 26, 2022 Report
How do they have so many stars? They don't even answer phones and have so many restrictions in order to get a hold of someone.
Brian Porterfield
Apr 18, 2022 Report
Brought my dog in an emergency (he had been shot by some kid for the heck of it) they turned me away saying they couldn't help me. I then brought my dog to firgrove veterinary and they were able to slow his bleeding down and prep him for emergency surgery which was done at Sumner vet and I'm happy to say he is fine and happy.
Josh Grace
Dec 21, 2021 Report
Was referred by a long time client. Great down to earth vet clinic that isnt out to take advantage of people's pocketbooks. Will definitely give them my trust again in the future
Zenluth
Aug 29, 2021 Report
Was told when we brought out dog in for his puppy visit (he was 85lbs at the time) to make an appointment on the first to get him neutered. Called today and was told no dogs over 60 lbs. My question was why was i told to make an appointment on the first by the Dr. Only to be denied by the very rude receptionist? We will be taking our 3 dogs elsewhere for care. Love Dr Russell, but will no longer tolerate the rudness of the office. She is constantly rude over the phone like you're wasting her time when you call.
Amy Davies
Aug 14, 2021 Report
Due to covid-19 the schedule and time is a little odd. Yet we all adapted to make our pocket book and our pets happy cuz the vet doctor is a animal whisper.aka knows her info/stuff. I always recommend them! I thank them for their time to make my animals happy.
Lori Natucci
Jul 23, 2021 Report
I loved the Dr. her style was easy and caring, the receptionist not so much. They Have very limited hours, none conducive to working people. When I asked what do working people do, she laughed and said "don't know". Her suggestion was I have someone else bring my cat in, not a realistic answer. Needless to say, this forces me to a different vet, it's a shame.