Alexa B.
Alexa B.
Highlights
Pet care experience
love to help anyone that needs it
I have been taking care of animals, all my life volunteering and working on farms as well as having dogs and cats of my own. I have walked dogs for my neighbors before, as well as House sat and pet sit.
Cat care experience
Alexa also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Qualifications
Safety, trust & environment
When caring for pets in my home or a client’s home, I prioritize safety, comfort, and consistency. I follow the pet’s usual routine as closely as possible, including feeding schedules, walks, playtime, and medication if needed. I ensure they have a clean environment, plenty of fresh water, and lots of love and attention. I also keep the owner updated with regular photos and messages for peace of mind. In a client’s home, I respect their space and maintain cleanliness while focusing on the pet’s emotional and physical well-being.
Ratings and reviews
Alexa was fantastic! She was reliable, communicative, and took great care of Thor. I highly recommend her and would definitely book with her again!
Calendar and availability
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Schedule
I recently just graduated college and I work part time as a waitress so I am often very available and have a flexible schedule when needed
- Cats0 to 15 lbs16 to 40 lbs41 to 100 lbsover 101 lbsAlexa can host up to 4 drop-ins per day
- Feeding schedule and dietary restrictions Daily routine and activity preferences Medical needs or medications Allergies or sensitivities Behavioral quirks or triggers (e.g., fear of loud noises, aggression, separation anxiety) Comfort items (like toys or blankets they love) Emergency contacts and veterinarian info House rules (e.g., furniture boundaries or crate training)