Pet Sitting Lakeside City
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“Rebecca was professional, kind, and a natural my pet! She made sure to play with him, check on his food, and even take him on a short walk. He remembered her from the meet and greet and was happy to see her again. She even taught Montag a trick, and he's been doing it ever since! We will definitely use her services again. We whole-heartedly trust her with our Montag!”
About: Spending time with dogs makes my day! I love getting to learn their personalities and teaching them new skills. Plus getting to watch them enjoy playing with their pals. I work Monday-Friday but work from home so if you need to get in touch with me I may be busy during business hours. But I would be able to take care of your pups and take them out regularly. Have a fenced-in backyard with a lot of room to enjoy play. Dogs do have their own room or are welcome to lay in my bed. Take out the dogs about every 2 hours and feed them morning and night. Please send requests for each pet and what works with their schedule.
About: My entire life I have been surrounded by dogs. Since the day I was brought home from the hospital my childhood home had at least two at all times. We had everything from Rottweilers (Damien, Vegas, Blackjack, Slick), Cane Corsos (Ms. Harley Quinn), English Mastiffs (Rino Nevada, Jack), Pit Bulls (Lucky Duck), Boxers (Joker), to a toy poodle (Grizzly). I have experience, sadly on two occasions, of caring for a dog from the earliest stages of terminal cancer to the last days and all that entitles. Helping them walk, carrying them if necessary, giving medications, adjusting their meals to make it easier to keep down. I also have experience with senior dogs. Anywhere from making them handmade meals to eat multiple times a day that's both easy on what teeth they may still have while also being nutritious like they need, to carrying them outside for potty breaks if their joints are flaring up, to medications/ointment/massages the doctor recommends, and cleaning up the extra messes they make accidentally and cannot control. I cannot remember a time in my life where I havent helped to take care of them. Feeding, watering, walking, playing, and loving on with pets and cuddles. I work a regular 8-5 office job Monday through Friday with an hour lunch worked in. During the work week: I can care pets anywhere from 5:30am-7:30am for the morning. Again on my lunchbreak from either 11:30am-12:30pm or, if preferred, 2:00pm-3:00pm. A third time between 5:00-7:00 for the early evening. And a fourth between 10:00pm-12:00am During weekends: Basically at any time with the exception of Saturday between the hours of 10:30am-12:00pm (I have weekly breakfast with my family during that time). In my household there are currently two cats and two dogs. Only one of the cats is mine, and the other cat and two dogs belong to my two housemates and best friends. A typical day of care for me is waking up early to get in my morning cuddles with my kitty before getting up to feed both both of the cats and check on their water. If the water wasn't refilled at some point during the previous day I dump everything out, refill, and put the required amount of water additive in it to assist my cats teeth and gums due to a chipped tooth he had at the time of my rescuing him and a tendency to have red gums along the edges of his teeth. The additive is not suppose to stay in the water longer than 24hrs, so I keep track for the times it isnt naturally taken care of by all being drank before then. I then check Kenny's litterbox for any signs of possible problems like red stool, blood, diarrhea, ect before cleaning it and putting more litter if needed. He gets some more pets and kisses, a little play if he's up for it, before heading to work. My housemate comes home during her lunch break, otherwise I would do so, to check in on all the pets and make sure everyone is doing well and has properly eaten their breakfast. When I return home from work I get treated at the door by very enthusiastic bunch. Pets, love, and a few kisses later I give Kenny his second meal (one of the puppies, Kuma, and I have an unspoken agreement that he gets four pieces of cat food sat on the floor for him), check to make sure nobody has been sick in the house and needs to have an eye kept of them, sweep up any litter or leaves in the floor, brush the Australian Sheppard out to prevent excess fur in the house, and then settle down to have some cuddle and/or play time depending on what type of mood everyone is in. Before bed the cats get one last meal, the puppies get treats, the water is checked, the little box is checked a second time for the day for any possible issues and then cleaned, and a little cat plasters himself along my entire side to settle in for some sleep. Kenny does get some gel every third day to help with hairballs, which I apply to my finger and get into his mouth to he will eat it, so that gets added in if needed. One of the dogs requires joint medicine and if needed due to schedules I also give that to her. The dogs dad likes playing ball with them daily, which I participate in if I'm around. A few times a day I also.walk around the house to make sure everything is in its place to make.it easier for Kenny to avoid bumping into things due to his lack of vision.
About: I've had cats and dogs nearly all my life. At one point we had over 12 dogs and 4 cats! All eating in close proximity of each other peacefully! But also as a kid, the point was to just make sure they survive. No real focus on building relationships. Now over the past 15 years, I've become somewhat of an advocate for training pets on expectation and communication. Makes the owners life easier and helps the pet not feel anxious! I'm pretty flexible as I own a small mobile furniture repair business. Most requests can be granted if enough communication occurs ahead of time! My pets at home are decently trained. They won't win America's got talent, but they know and obey the basic commands. If you're currently training your pups and already have, I am happy to reinforce whatever habits and disciplines you are training or maintaining!
“I highly recommend Camille! She was very friendly, and both of my cats approached her without hesitation. She sent a message and pics with each check in! Thank you, Camille!”
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Rover is the largest marketplace for local pet care. Whether you're looking for pet sitters, dog walkers, or house sitters who specialize in pet sitting, you can narrow your search by entering your ZIP code to find sitters within walking distance in your neighborhood.
You and your sitter can agree on a care schedule that fits your pet’s routine and the sitter’s availability. Pet Sitting can be booked as a one-time or recurring drop-in visit. If you need overnight care or dog walks, you may also be able to book House Sitting or Dog Walking through Rover with the same sitter, provided they offer those services.
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- the timing, length, and frequency of visits;
- the care instructions the sitter should follow;
- which parts of your pet’s usual routine should be prioritized;
- how often you would like to receive messages, photos, or other updates.
Not every sitter offers the same services, availability, or booking options. Review their profile and discuss the care you need through Rover before booking each service.
If you would like updates while you’re away, you can discuss with your sitter how many or how frequent you’d like those updates to be. The Rover app allows sitters to send photos, videos, and messages about your pet, including how many pee or poop breaks occurred. You can message your sitter at any time through the app and our support team is available 24/7 by email or chat if you have concerns.
The personalized, in-home nature of pet care through Rover can mean more individual attention for your pet.
Many pet parents provide a spare key or arrange a lockbox. You can also exchange keys during the Meet & Greet and show your walker how to use digital fobs or personalized codes. It helps to arrange access to your home, from spare keys to concierge introductions, before pet care begins.
If you live in an apartment or condo, don’t forget to discuss details like buzzer access, codes, or elevator etiquette. These details can help a pet sitter feel more comfortable going in and out of your building.
Every sitter on Rover is required to pass a background check before listing their services. This process confirms their identity and indicates they are not on the Department of Justice’s National Sex Offender Public Website or have any disqualifying offenses.
Beyond ID checks, you can review each sitter's star rating, read verified reviews from other pet parents, and see how many repeat clients they have. Every booking is backed by the Rover Guarantee, which includes up to 25,000 in eligible veterinary care. For more details, visit .
The Rover Guarantee is Rover’s commitment to your peace of mind every time you book. It includes 24/7 customer support, sitter access to advice from qualified veterinary professionals for diagnostic issues, and a reimbursement program for eligible veterinary care in the rare event something goes wrong.
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Yes, you can find sitters who have experience administering medication or managing dietary requirements. You can also find pet sitters who accept only one pet at a time, which is ideal for anxious puppies or senior pets who move at a gentler pace. Some sitters will also list availability for 24/7 care, also known as constant care, in their profiles.
Use the search filters to narrow down sitters whose specific experience or environment meets your pet's needs. When reaching out to your sitter, outline your pet's care routine and request a Meet & Greet to walk your sitter through your expectations.
A Meet & Greet is a casual meeting to vet potential sitters and communicate care needs for peace of mind before a booking begins. Only sitters who have never booked with you before can schedule a Meet & Greet on Rover; however, you are welcome to coordinate one in Rover messages with sitters you have previously booked. This can be helpful if you have a new pet or routine you want to go over with your sitter.
Meet & Greets can take place in person or virtually. If you are booking with a sitter for the first time, we recommend in-person Meet & Greets to get a clearer sense of how your sitter interacts with your pet or the new environment.
During the Meet & Greet, you will have a chance to walk through your pet's routine, medical needs, and unique quirks. Take the time to ask your sitter questions about their skills and expertise, and make sure the fit feels right for everyone. Meet & Greets are a great way to prepare your pet and sitter for longer stays or first-time bookings. Read our tips for your first .
sitters on Rover set their own , which you can find on their profile under their contact information. Sitters may set a same-day, one-, three-, or seven-day cancellation policy. Cancelling within your sitter’s cancellation policy qualifies you for a full refund.
Same-day cancellations for recurring services, which include walks, drop-ins, and day care, follow the full refund policy. Otherwise, for pet boarding and house sitting, if you cancel after 12 pm on the applicable cancellation deadline, you’ll receive a 50% refund for the first seven days of the booking and a 100% refund for any remaining days.
If your sitter needs to cancel within seven days of the booking's start date, then our reservation protection will kick in. This means you will get a full refund and our support team will work with you to find a replacement sitter.
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