Contact
Jeanne Crockett:
(252) 635-2655
crockettscrittercare@gmail.com
3600 Red Oak Dr.New Bern, NC 28562
Office Hours
Monday – Sunday
7:00am – 6:00pm
Jeanne Crockett:
(252) 635-2655
crockettscrittercare@gmail.com
3600 Red Oak Dr.New Bern, NC 28562
Monday – Sunday
7:00am – 6:00pm







I have volunteered with local rescue groups and have taken a few rescues into my home temporarily until they moved into my heart permanently. As my awareness grew, I advocated for better animal welfare laws and more humane animal treatment. After a lifetime in the corporate world, I decided it was time for me to put my passion to work and created Crockett’s Critter Care.
This is a calling I take very seriously. I strive to be your trusted partner in pet care. Your pet has a special place in your heart and your life. My duty is to care for them the way you would if you could. I’ve taken my passion and earned the designations to ensure your confidence. I actively pursue continued education in pet sitting, dog walking, Fear Free training, and dog training with a special emphasis in reactive dogs.
Every reactive dog trainer I have met tells the same story – we have a reactive dog! We know the right training is the solution to building an unbreakable bond with your companion. What Davy and I experienced in our training was a game changer. I was so excited by our results that I pursued the necessary credentials to become a Canine Reactivity Specialist to share this program with you.
-Pet Sitters International Certified Professional Pet Sitter
-Fear Free Certified Elite Professional (veterinary path)
-Fear Free Animal Trainer (knowledge assessed)
-Pet First Aid and CPR Trained
-Bonded & Insured
-Chaos to Connection training from the Canine Confidence Academy
-The Animal Husbandry Project by the Academy for Dog Trainers
-ACE Free Work Trainer
-Family Dog Mediator
-Chaos to Connection
-Reframing Reactivity
-Canine Coaching
-Feline Behavior Management
-Senior Pet Care
As the owner of Crockett’s Critter Care, I want you to know that caring for your pet is my business and my pleasure. Each and every pet I care for has their own personality from a laid back senior hound who takes a sedate stroll to a frisky kitten who needs play time. You can reach out to me directly with any question, compliment, or concern you have about the care of your pet. Contact me so that we can talk about your pet and their special needs.
Interview with Jeanne Crockett, owner of Crockett’s Critter Care
Dog walking visits take place in your dog’s neighborhood or immediate surroundings. Before leaving the home, we make sure all walking equipment is appropriate for the dog and properly secured. Walks are tailored to the individual dog and focus on providing a safe, enjoyable experience. Time is allowed for exploration and engagement with the environment, supporting both mental and emotional well-being. Our goal is to meet each dog’s needs in a way that feels calm, thoughtful, and positive for both the dog and the walker.
Pet sitting visits focus on your pet's daily care and routine. We follow the instructions you provide in your client portal, including feeding, medications, health needs, and the visit length you requested. Each visit also includes observation, companionship, and appropriate enrichment or play based on your pet's comfort level. Our goal is to maintain consistency and care for your pet as you would at home.
Reative dog training focuses on a dog's emotional response, not just their outward behavior. Many reactive dogs already know basic cues but struggle when they feel overwhelmed, stressed, or unsafe. Our approach prioritizes emotional regulation, confidence, and coping skills so dogs can navigate real-world situations more comfortably - rather than simply asking them to behave better.
ACE Free Work is a calm, enrichment-based activity that allows dogs to explore and engage at their own pace. It supports emotional well-being, confidence, and mental enrichment. When appropriate, it may be incorporated into pet sitting, dog walking, or training visits and is always tailored to the individual dog's needs, age, and comfort level.
Yes, we care for pets of all temperaments and focus on supporting the overall well-being of every animal in our care. We also have a special interest and extensive experience working with dogs who are shy, fearful, reactive, or easily overwhelmed. These dogs often need a more thoughtful, patient approach - and that understanding carries over into how we care for all pets.
Fear Free pet care is about helping pets feel safe, calm, and understood while they're being cared for - especially when their famly isn't home. Many pets experience stress during everyday situations like leash handling, visitors entering the home, or changes in routine. Fear Free care recognizes those feelings and responds thoughfully, rather than pushing pets to"just get through it."
They have a special place in my heart. I have cared for my own pets in their senior years with the ailments that come with age. And I have helped many clients care for their elderly pets. These devoted friends deserve a gentle touch in their later years and my team and I can provide that.
Yes. In addition to pet sitting and dog walking, we offer dog training with a focus on reactive dogs. Our training is Fear Free and relationship-based. We go beyond covering basic fundamenals by focusing on a dog's emotional well being, confidence, and ability to cope with real-world situations.
Our visits depend on your pet’s needs. Some pets just need a once a day potty break or walk. Other pets require more frequent visits due to their age or health. We will work out a schedule together to determine what is best for you and your pet.
You can relax knowing your pet is in caring, capable hands. Every member of our team is trained in Fear Free methods, background-checked, and insured. Jeanne shares her knowledge with her staff and utilizes PETSIT Pro training designed by Pet Sitters International. Our goal is to keep your pet calm, safe, and happy while you’re away.