Reliable Dog Care for Hospital Workers with Unpredictable Shifts
Updated: 2 days ago
If you work shifts at a hospital you know the struggle of leaving your dog long hours while you are away. You want to focus on patients and keeping the clinic running smoothly while not being anxious or chewing the furniture while you’re away.
We work with Del Mar area families where one or both partners work in medicine. Whether it's a planned twelve hour shift or a weekend rotation that runs long, we can help with unconventional schedules
How we’ve helped San Diego dogs so far
Rory is an Australian Shepherd with two owner who are medical professional and work at UCSD Medical Center. Their shift schedules often conflict, leaving Rory alone for the long day. Now they plan ahead and schedule add on visits for the days they’re both away
Charlie is a Wheaton terrier whose owner is an x-ray technician working weekend shifts and she is often away from Charlie 12 hours a day. We handle the 12 hour shifts with a drop-in visit in the morning and then later in the day. so Charlie can have a break.
Troy is a mixed breed shelter dog, whose owner is a nurse at Scripps medical. Troy loves other dogs, but doesn’t do well at daycare; so instead, we take him with other dogs on pack walks several days
Every hospital schedule is different and your dogs care plan should be too. If you're a medical professional in Delmar, Carmel Valley or UTC area working long shifts and rotating schedules then contact us to schedule a visit for your dog.
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