Pet Walking & Care
Pets are family, and keeping a beloved companion nearby is one of the great joys of aging at home. Our caregivers help clients care for their pets by providing dog walks, feeding, litter box cleaning, and gentle companionship for animals — so your loved one can keep the pet they love without the physical strain of daily pet care.

Overview
What Pet Walking & Care Includes
Who It's For
Is This the Right Fit?
Pet walking and care is for older adults who have a dog or cat at home but find the physical demands of pet care — walking, bending, lifting food bags, cleaning litter — increasingly difficult. It is also ideal for families whose loved one would be heartbroken to part with a pet but needs help keeping up with its daily needs.
Benefits
How It Helps
- Keeps beloved pets in the home longer
- Reduces physical strain on your loved one
- Provides exercise and fresh air for both client and pet
- Supports the emotional bond between client and pet
A Day in the Life
What a Typical Visit May Look Like
A morning visit might begin with a friendly greeting and a quick check-in. The caregiver leashes the dog for a walk around the neighborhood — a gentle pace, with the client welcome to come along or stay in. Back home, the caregiver refills food and water bowls, scoops the litter box, and spends a few minutes offering the pet some attention and play before leaving a note about the visit.
Personalized
How the Care Plan Is Personalized
We learn your loved one’s pet — its routine, temperament, feeding schedule, and any special needs. Some clients want to walk alongside the caregiver; others prefer to stay home while the dog goes out. We adapt to what works for both your loved one and their pet.
Family
Family Involvement
Families can share pet care instructions, feeding schedules, and vet contact information. We report on how the pet is doing and flag anything that might need a vet visit, so both your loved one and their companion stay healthy.
Available Across Our Service Areas
Pet Walking & Care is available throughout Horry County, Georgetown County, and surrounding communities.
FAQ
Pet Walking & Care — Common Questions
Can the caregiver walk large or energetic dogs?
Does the client need to come on the walk?
Can you help with other pets besides dogs?
Can you transport my pet to vet or groomer appointments?
Get Started
Request a Consultation
Talk with our care team about pet walking & care for your family.

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