So do those paychecks at the end of the Christmas holidays. That isn't a bad idea. An accountant can explain tax laws and policies governing this type of business. In some states, for example, he or she will tell you not to charge sales tax because you perform a service that is not taxable. Although most clients will come your way by word of mouth, invest in a few marketing tools.
Business cards are essential.
Because most vet clients have kennel facilities, some may not allow you to place your card with them. Establish a relationship with a vet in your area, though, and he or she will begin to recommend you when the kennel facility is full. Design a flyer and place copies on community bulletin boards, church bulletin boards, at the grocery store, and any other place you can think of. Keep trying to get your business known. People will be delighted with this service when they hear that you are a top quality pet-sitter.