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(Your future self—and your pets—will thank you) The holidays are creeping up faster than your dog can snag a dropped dinner roll or your...

Got a restless kitty doing zoomies at 2 a.m.? 😾 You’re not alone! Indoor cats need more than food and cuddles—they need enrichment, too. From interactive toys to drop-in visits, we’re sharing the best boredom busters for St. Louis cat parents who want to keep their fur babies happy, healthy, and entertained.

If you're searching for top-tier dog walking or cat sitting in St. Louis, you’ve probably realized—there are a lot of pet care options out there. At House of Paws Pet Care, we’re redefining what pet care looks like in St. Louis—one tail wag and purr at a time.

Busy schedule? Your pup might be ready for a regular dog walker in St. Louis! From long workdays to endless zoomies, consistent walks keep dogs happy, healthy, and stress-free. At House of Paws Pet Care, we specialize in reliable, loving dog walking for busy pet parents across St. Louis. New clients can claim a $100 credit when starting a recurring walking plan — but hurry, this limited-time offer ends October 10, 2025!

Whether you're off for a weekend getaway or a long-awaited vacation, leaving your cat in good hands is a must. At House of Paws Pet Care, we specialize in in-home cat sitting services across St. Louis, designed to give your cat cozy care—and give you total peace of mind.

we’re giving you a peek behind the leash at what a typical day looks like for one of our staff members at House of Paws Pet Care in St. Louis.

Planning a fall getaway from St. Louis? Don’t board your cat—let them stay cozy at home with a trusted sitter! In-home cat sitting keeps your kitty stress-free, on their routine, and cuddled up in their favorite nap spot. Plus, you'll get photo updates, litter care, and peace of mind while you're away. Discover why local cat parents are choosing House of Paws over boarding every time.

As backpacks get packed, lunchboxes reappear, and alarm clocks are suddenly back in charge—there’s one member of the family who definitely didn’t get the memo: your pet.