Small Pet Care

Yes. We provide in-home care for chameleons, lizards (bearded dragons, geckos, iguanas, and more), turtles, tortoises, fish and aquariums, birds, guinea pigs, hamsters, rabbits, and other small animals. If you're unsure whether we cover your specific pet, reach out and we'll confirm

Visit frequency depends on your pet's species and care needs. Most small pets do well with one to two drop-in visits per day. For fish and reptiles on strict feeding or lighting schedules, we'll work with you to set a visit frequency that keeps their routine completely uninterrupted. This is discussed and confirmed at the

We check all equipment at every visit. If something is off — a filter running slow, a heat lamp that's failed, a temperature reading outside the normal range — we notify you immediately and follow your instructions on next steps. For critical equipment, we can also coordinate with local pet supply stores or your vet

Absolutely. We approach all animals on their terms. For chameleons and other animals that prefer minimal handling, our Concierges focus on habitat maintenance — misting, feeding, UVB checks, enclosure monitoring — without unnecessary interaction. Your handling preferences are reviewed and documented at the Meet & Greet before the first visit.

For most small and exotic pets, yes — significantly. Fish, reptiles, chameleons, and turtles are entirely dependent on their specific enclosure conditions. Moving them introduces temperature changes, stress, and risk of illness. Even for social animals like guinea pigs and birds, the familiarity of home reduces anxiety and keeps their routine intact. In-home care isn't

Yes. We provide in-home drop-in care for snakes, following your specific feeding schedule, enclosure temperature checks, and handling preferences. Snake care instructions are reviewed in detail at the complimentary Meet & Greet before your first booking.

Every aquarium visit covers precise feeding per your schedule and portion instructions, water level and temperature checks, filter and equipment observation, a light tank glass wipe, and a photo update with report card delivered after the visit. For tanks requiring more frequent attention, we can schedule multiple visits per day.

Patiently and on your bird's timeline. At the Meet & Greet, we spend time observing your bird in their own space so they can get used to us before the first paid visit. Many birds warm up faster than their owners expect once they're in their own familiar environment rather than somewhere new.

Yes — and for small and exotic pets it's especially important. The complimentary 30-minute Meet & Greet lets us review your pet's specific habitat setup, feeding schedule, equipment, handling preferences, and any special care requirements before we ever visit alone. It's how we make sure the first real visit goes exactly right.

We serve Ogden and communities throughout Weber and Davis County, including North Ogden, South Ogden, Roy, Riverdale, Clearfield, Layton, Kaysville, Farmington, and more. If you're unsure whether you're within our service area, reach out and we'll confirm.