the HOUSE OF PAWS blog

At House of Paws Pet Care, we’re out walking dogs in and around Ladue and Frontenac every day. While these communities are more residential and don’t have big public dog parks of their own, you’re surrounded by fantastic nearby parks and dog-friendly spaces that make for truly great walks.

While boarding and kennels can work for some pets, more and more Wildwood families are choosing in-home pet sitting for the comfort, safety, and peace of mind it offers. Here’s why.

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Caring for a hamster, guinea pig, or rabbit in St. Louis? House of Paws shares expert tips on housing, diet, enrichment, and health to help your small pet thrive.

Trying to decide between dog walking and daycare in St. Louis? House of Paws explains why professional dog walks offer better care, safety, and comfort for your pup — and your peace of mind.

Springtime in St. Louis means muddy paws, blooming flowers, and pets who cannot wait to sniff every square inch of the yard. For pet parents, it’s not just about a pretty garden—it’s about making sure that every leaf, petal, and patch of grass is safe for the furry family members who love to explore it. Many popular garden plants can actually be harmful to dogs and cats, so choosing the right blooms is a must if you want a yard that’s both gorgeous and pet-safe. At House o

House of Paws offers professional dog walking, litter box cleaning, pet taxi service, and in-home pet support across St. Louis, MO. Caring, reliable pet care built around your life.

(And Why Their Routines & Big Feelings Are Our Favorite Thing) At House of Paws Pet Care, we have a special place in our hearts for pets who are “a lot.” These are the animals with big personalities, strong preferences, and routines that might seem quirky or even complicated to outsiders. Maybe your dog insists on a multi-step ritual before every walk, or your cat acts aloof all day but becomes a purring companion at 3 p.m. These behaviors are not just cute—they reveal how mu