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Fully insured, routine-based in-home pet carePalatine, Barrington & nearby northwest suburbs
A comfortable first step

Start with a calm, useful introduction.

Tell Tania which service and date(s) you need, then choose a separate time to meet and talk through your pet’s routine, care needs, and questions.

✓ Fully insured✓ Photo & video updates✓ Routine-based care
Tania meeting a dog before in-home care
New clients start hereA meet and greet helps pets, owners, and Tania build a clear care plan.
New client care request

Request care and meet Tania.

Share what care you need and when, then choose a separate meet-and-greet time to review routines and ask questions.

Service request
Meet Tania
Your information
Pet information

This requests both service availability and a meet-and-greet; nothing is booked until Tania confirms. You agree to receive service-related email or text communication. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out of texts.

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Good questions are welcome

Before you book.

Every pet and household is a little different. These answers cover the basics, and Tania can help with the specifics.

Ask Tania directly
Why is a meet and greet recommended?+

It gives Tania time to meet your pets, understand the routine, review access and safety details, and make sure everyone feels comfortable before care begins.

What should I prepare?+

Bring feeding, medication, walking, behavior, veterinarian, emergency contact, and home-access information.

Is the meeting a confirmed booking?+

No. The meet and greet is an introductory step. Service dates and availability are confirmed separately.

What if my pet is shy or anxious?+

Share that in the form. Tania can use a slower, lower-pressure introduction and follow your handling guidance.

Do returning clients need another meeting?+

Usually no, unless there is a new pet, major routine change, new medical need, or another reason to review the care plan.

Ready when your pets are

Keep their routine. Leave with peace of mind.

New here? Start with a meet and greet. Already a client? Share your dates to request care.