by Andrea Pollina | Apr 21, 2026 | Best of Greensboro NC, Cat Care, Hiring a Dog Walker, Hiring a pet sitter, NC
If you are searching for a Rover alternative in Greensboro, there is usually a reason. Maybe you have had a last-minute cancellation. Maybe communication felt a little off. Or maybe you realized that booking pet care through an app can leave you with a few too many...
by Andrea Pollina | Mar 18, 2026 | Dog Health, NC, New Pet Ownership, Pet Safety Tips
Most pet owners are familiar with the common warnings. Chocolate stays out of reach, grapes are off the menu, and medications are kept safely tucked away. Those warnings are repeated so often that many people feel confident they know what to avoid. However, March is...
by Andrea Pollina | Feb 16, 2026 | Best of Greensboro NC, Cat Care, Hiring a Dog Walker, NC
If you’ve ever looked for a dog walker or cat sitter, you know how much the choices can blur together. Everyone promises reliability, care, and a love of animals. And for occasional needs, that can be enough. Over time, many of our clients come to Top Tails because...
by Andrea Pollina | Feb 9, 2026 | Hiring a Dog Walker, Best of Greensboro NC, Cat Care, NC
Leaving your dog overnight shouldn’t mean changing everything about their day. For many Greensboro pet parents, traditional overnight dog sitting feels like more than their dog actually needs. Almost overnights offer a better way to handle overnight dog sitting by...
by Andrea Pollina | Jan 12, 2026 | Best of Greensboro NC, Dog Friendly Hiking Trails, NC
Greensboro is one of those cities where walking your dog can feel like a small daily adventure. Some mornings are quiet and slow, with birds in the trees and barely a car in sight. Other days bring new smells, friendly faces, and just enough activity to keep curious...
by Andrea Pollina | Dec 20, 2025 | Animal Welfare, Best of Greensboro NC, Cat Shelters Greensboro, Dog Behavior, NC
Most people expect the hardest part of adopting a shelter pet in Greensboro to be the decision itself. But, in reality, the most important work begins once they come home. Adopting a rescue pet means welcoming an animal that is learning how to feel safe again, often...
