Georgia Pet Watchers

Georgia Pet Watchers is a pet sitter in Duluth, GA. The business provides dog walking, dog sitting, pet sitting, potty breaks, drop-in visits for cats, overnight pet sitting, and an overnight Platinum Stay, with visits offered in 15, 30, 45, and 60 minute increments. It serves pet owners who work long hours or travel and want their animals cared for at home rather than boarded, and it does not charge additional fees for multiple pets or for tasks such as scooping litter boxes, giving medication, and cleaning up accidents.

Georgia Pet Watchers began as Gwinnett Pet Watchers and was founded by Robin Taylor, a former corporate executive and lifelong animal lover who kept dogs, cats, gerbils, hamsters, ferrets, birds, fish, a rabbit, a squirrel, and a turtle. Her first job was as a trainer at Bad Dogs in Atlanta, where she trained dogs in general obedience and tricks, protection work, and commercials. She later earned an engineering degree and spent 20 years in sales before returning to animal care.

The business describes itself as a loving, nurturing alternative to boarding. Its pet sitters and dog walkers complete an internal training program and Pet First Aid training, and candidates are chosen for their desire to connect with an animal and its owner. Backup sitter protocols are in place, and sitters are cross-trained to work with multiple clients. Clients are received by phone, email, and online scheduling, and new services and packages are created based on client requests.

Georgia Pet Watchers holds a rating of 4.70 from the customers who have reviewed it.

For Duluth and the surrounding area, Georgia Pet Watchers offers a trained, insured alternative to boarding, with visits built around the schedule each pet owner needs.