Doggy Day Care Quinte West

“Myley seemed to adapt quite well with Tammy. Tammy kept me updated with a photo or two which was nice to have . Very pleased with Tammy and service provided”

J D.

“Great experience with Gabrielle. Easy drop-off and pickup. Chewie was happy and content each day. Gabrielle kept us notified each day of how he was doing including pictures. We were very pleased with his overall care and will definitely book with Gabrielle in the future when needed.”

Lori S.

“Miles had a great time with Amanda and her family. He played with their pup and went on some great walks. He’s a tuckered puppy! Thank you, Amanda”

Mandi H.

“This was the first time at Kasi's. Kasi sent me pictures and updates which put my mind at ease. Kasi picked Ella up and dropped her off. When Kasi dropped her off, I couldn't believe it but Ella pulled towards the car and cried as Kasi pulled away. It was in that moment I realized they were a perfect match! 🥰 Kasi is also very warm and friendly. Thank you Kasi!”

Cheryl C.

About: I have always loved taking care of pets, whether it be walking dogs, pet sitting for friends or overnight house/pup sitting. Can’t wait to meet your pup! I just moved back to Belleville and am relatively flexible! I am in between jobs so am more than happy to spend lots of time playing with your pup(s). I am also able to travel if it is a house sitting gig (Kingston, Toronto, Montreal, PEC etc. ) so reach out if you have something in mind! Willing to be flexible to the dogs needs! I am active and love going on walks and can do so as often as needed !!

About: We’ve spent most of our lives around dogs and cats, and caring for animals has always been a big part of our home. We’ve raised one of our dogs since he was just 6 weeks old, and he’s now over 13 years old. We’ve also cared for a blind, diabetic dog for many years, giving us hands-on experience with senior and special-needs care, including daily insulin injections, eye drops, medication routines, and the extra patience and attention older pets often need. Between us, we have experience with a wide range of breeds and personalities, including Huskies and Great Pyrenees. We also shared our home for two years with a Treeing Walker Coonhound and a Beagle alongside our own dogs and cats, giving us experience with energetic hounds and managing a busy multi-pet household. We’ve raised our two cats since they were kittens, and we both have years of experience living with and caring for cats. We’re comfortable with pets of different ages, sizes, energy levels, temperaments, and care needs. We tend to connect naturally with animals and pay close attention to their behaviour, routines, and comfort. We understand that every pet is different, and we’re happy to adapt our care to what helps them feel safe, relaxed, and at home. Pet care fits naturally into our daily routine because we’re both home-based. One of us is a stay-at-home parent, homeschooler, and homemaker, while the other has worked from home for the past 10 years. That means our household already has a consistent presence throughout the day. With two dogs and two cats of our own, including a senior dog with special medical needs, feeding, medications, bathroom breaks, playtime, attention, and general pet care are already built into our everyday schedule. Because we’re home so much of the day, we can provide regular attention and supervision rather than trying to squeeze pet care in around long periods away from the house. We’ll still only accept bookings when we know we can comfortably meet each pet’s individual routine and needs. Our home sits on five mostly forested acres at the end of a quiet street, with a very large front and backyard and plenty of space to enjoy the outdoors. Our property is not fenced, so visiting dogs are always managed according to their individual needs, using leashes or supervised long lines/tethers when appropriate. Inside, we have a lot of flexibility to make visiting pets comfortable. Our large walkout basement is a quiet, low-traffic area with direct outdoor access and can be separated from the main floor with a baby gate. This gives us the option to keep a visiting dog with us downstairs while our children or resident pets remain upstairs if extra separation is needed. We also have a rarely used guest room that can provide a quiet, private space for a visiting pet. Our cats are used to dogs and are very good at finding their own quiet spaces when they want them. They can retreat to areas such as our bedroom, which visiting pets are not allowed to access. Our resident dogs can also be separated when necessary, including the use of a secure crate for our blind senior dog, who typically spends most of his day quietly sleeping nearby anyway. We spend a lot of nice-weather weekends outside on our property, so dogs who enjoy being outdoors can join us while remaining safely supervised. We know that every pet has a different personality, comfort level, and routine. Before accepting a stay, we want to understand those needs so we can decide how best to arrange our home and make the experience safe, calm, and comfortable for everyone.

“Leah was a wonderful pet sitter for Maple! She and her husband were very accommodating and attentive, making Maple's stay comfortable and fun! We were met outside with big smiles at a very early hour in the morning and our dog was happy and tired at the end of her stay with them. Thank you so much to you both!”

Nadia H.

About: It all started with rabbits when I was a 4 year old. My dad bred them and we had well over 60 at one point. I had a pair of baby ducks when I was 8 years old. Then along came my budgie when I was 10. I have a lifelong experience of caring for many different types of pets. In the past I have had rabbits, ducks, a budgie, cockatiels, finches, rats, and aquariums. I took riding lessons as a teen and worked on the horse farm to pay for my lessons. I also have experience with exotic animals as I worked for a short time in a zoo. I have owned 5 dogs. A Husky (who lived to 15), an Australian Shepherd (who passed at age 12 from cancer), a sports mix - Border Collie/Staff/Russel (who passed at 14.5 from CHF), another Australian Shepherd (who passed at 11 from cancer), and I currently have a male Australian Shepherd. I work part time throughout the winter and have a tourism business during the summer. My work schedule is generally 4-6 hour days with a few off during the week. Your pet's care would fit in with my own pet's care. My dog is young and energetic and loves to play with other dogs. We hike most days in the woods surrounding the house. I have a pup who loves other dogs (he would have to come with me for overnight visits). He is playful and affectionate. I have 20 acres of woods to walk in (plus access to my neighbour's trails) and live on a small lake if your dog enjoys swimming. I am very knowledgeable in the care and training of animals, especially dogs and will be taking a first aide course when one comes available. I am very diligent about keeping dogs away from the road and they are always on a leash or longline.

“Jess made our dog feel very comfortable. She’s very personable and sent tons of updates and pictures. Great experience!”

Patricia B.

About: I had a family dog for 13 years. I have been on rover for a couple of years now and I have had all different kind of experiences through the app. I have had many different dog walking clients from puppies to senior dogs. I have done house sittings anywhere from 1 night to 5 week long stays, I’ve even just dropped in for a few hours to keep your animals company and take them on walks. I have looked after all kinds of dogs and cats and even chickens. I am so passionate about animals and making sure your animals are comfortable and happy during your time away! I just recently got 2 puppies so I have been training them and looking after them so I have recent experience with puppies as well. I currently am working part time but I am able to adjust my schedule to accommodate for your needs. If your animals can only be left alone for a certain amount of time I am more than happy to work around those hours. I typically don’t do house sitting in my own house. I feel it’s best for the animals to stay at their house so it’s an easier transition into having me look after them. The animal is typically a lot more comfortable having someone new around if it’s in their own home from my experience.