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Looking After Older Pets

Publié le Tue., December 12, 2017 by NmNomador

Looking after older pets doesn’t have to be intimidating, but it does come with some additional responsibilities and things to think about.

When to Contact The Homeowner With a Problem

Publié le Fri., November 24, 2017 by NmNomador

Whether it’s a stubborn blueberry stain or a minor dog fight with the neighbor’s pooch, it’s not uncommon to have minor moments of panic while petsitting. But how do we know whether it’s worth interrupting the homeowner’s holiday?

Pet Sitting 101: What You Need to Know

Publié le Sat., November 04, 2017 by NmNomador

Whether you’re a veteran housesitter or just starting out, you’re likely to find that pet sitting is just a little different than caring for an empty house, but in a good way. If you’re realistic about your travel goals and the time you can devote to caring for the pet(s) of the house, your pet sitting experiences can be fun, memorable, and leave you with new human and furry friends!

Between the Lines: 4 Tips to Connecting with Foreigners in Spite of Language Barriers

Publié le Thu., October 26, 2017 by NmNomador

House-Sitting in Italy: A Cross-Cultural Guide

Publié le Wed., October 11, 2017 by NmNomador

While it’s no surprise that Italy is a popular house-sitting destination, it’s interesting to look at both the house-sitting and pet care markets to understand why Italy is such a natural fit for Nomador members.This is our fifth country-specific guide, with a focus on how cultural and social differences might affect house-sitters in Italy.

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