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Our Safety Policy

Pets N Plants safety guidelines, measures and practices

Our new normal

Since 2020, our world has turned upside down due to the global pandemic effects of the novel Coronavirus also known as COVID-19. 

Pets N Plants has implemented and enforced safety measures and guidelines in order to continue to protect and serve our community. 

Pets N Plants would also like to share our sincere thanks to all front-line and essential workers who continue to work hard to keeping our world running, safe and together again. 

What We Hav​e Implemented.

TEAM SAFETY
Health and Safety is always Top Priority

  • All Pet N Plant Sitters are vaccinated. 

  • All Pet N Plant Sitters and Dog Walkers will be required to carry face masks, face coverings and/or shields, gloves and sanitizers to perform any and all services.  

  • Additional coverage such as shoe and outwear covering, can be made available upon request.

Client and Pet Safety

Our goal is to work together in order to ensure the safety of our clients and our team. 

  • Communications, Consultations, Meet and Greets, bookings and plannings will be performed virtually through zoom, face-time, phone and email. 

  • Once services are booked, In person Meet N Greets can be scheduled one week prior to the start date of booked services and will be limited up to 30 minutes. 

  • If under the weather, we encourage you to prioritize your health by taking the time to rest and recover. Your well-being is our highest priority, and we support rescheduling as needed. We appreciate your understanding and commitment to maintaining a safe environment for all.

As Our Friendly Reminder

  • Continue to wash your hands frequently with warm, soapy water for at least 20 seconds.

  • Continue to wear face masks and/or coverings for the protection and safety for yourself and others.

  • Continue to practice social distancing.

  • Continue to cover your mouth with tissues whenever you sneeze, and discard used tissues in the trash.

  • Continue to clean frequently touched surfaces utilizing sanitizers throughout common areas.

  • Most importantly, If you feel Sick, please Stay Home and let us know.

We are in this together.

For more safety resources and information 

Click the button below to be taken to the 

Center for Disease Control and Prevention website Healthy Pets, Healthy People 

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