Alyssa B.
Greer, SC
Services
Alyssa can care for
Availability
I currently work at an animals shelter 4 days a week. On my off days, I hope to provide dog walks and home check ins (dogs &/or cats) Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays!
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About Alyssa B.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
I feed my pets twice a day! I feed them wet food twice a day and kibble is free feeding. I brush them and bath them when they feel up for it. I attempt to clip their nails when I can (They aren't fans so it’s usually when they are sleeping) I have a special diet for one of my kitties because of her dermatitis condition... So i have experience in special dieting! As far as caring for fur babies that are not mine, I try to keep it specific to the client requests! I can feed your fur baby, give them water, bath them, help train, or go by any specific requests given! I can also do dog walking and sitting or multiple occasion drop -ins!
Information Alyssa B. would like to know about your pet
It is important to know a dogs triggers (what they don't like, things that are distracting on walks, what makes them extremely happy). If they are reactive to anything specific or other dogs. It is important as a dog walker to prevent any dangerous instances. It is also important to know of any medical conditions or allergies to look out for for dogs or cats.
A typical day
I will definitely ask what the owner prefers as that is most important. Owners know their pet best. I do enjoy walks down the neighborhood as it is most enriching for the dog. Some dogs may prefer to relax or play with toys.
Location
Greer, SC
Pets
Only love for your fur children!
Pet care experience
I have had fur babies all my life! I currently have two cats! I have experience walking dogs in my younger years and have cared for my neighbors fur children for many years! I will care for your fur baby has if it is my own!
Cat care experience
Alyssa also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Reviews
Alyssa did a great job checking on our pets while we were away for the day. It was so nice knowing they were well cared for, and we got some pictures of our pups having fun! Would definitely recommend!
Alyssa has taken care of multiple animals over the years. Both dogs and cats. She bonds with them and knows how to make them happy and feel loved. She takes the extra time in researching information on any animal and learns out how to make sure they are taken care of and happy. She also takes the time to play and teach dogs new tricks. She is absolutely awesome with animals.
About Alyssa B.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
I feed my pets twice a day! I feed them wet food twice a day and kibble is free feeding. I brush them and bath them when they feel up for it. I attempt to clip their nails when I can (They aren't fans so it’s usually when they are sleeping) I have a special diet for one of my kitties because of her dermatitis condition... So i have experience in special dieting! As far as caring for fur babies that are not mine, I try to keep it specific to the client requests! I can feed your fur baby, give them water, bath them, help train, or go by any specific requests given! I can also do dog walking and sitting or multiple occasion drop -ins!
Information Alyssa B. would like to know about your pet
It is important to know a dogs triggers (what they don't like, things that are distracting on walks, what makes them extremely happy). If they are reactive to anything specific or other dogs. It is important as a dog walker to prevent any dangerous instances. It is also important to know of any medical conditions or allergies to look out for for dogs or cats.
A typical day
I will definitely ask what the owner prefers as that is most important. Owners know their pet best. I do enjoy walks down the neighborhood as it is most enriching for the dog. Some dogs may prefer to relax or play with toys.
Alyssa B.
Greer, SC