5.0

Bea looked after Zeus for two weekends and was brilliant with him… gave him all the attention that he craves and ensured that he was happy while I was away.

Bea is a fantastic pet caregiver. She is reliable, punctual and her love of animals shines through. My little one loves her time with her and is always excited to see Bea. I would highly recommend

From the very first meet and greet with my dog sitter, she put us completely at ease. My dog can be a slighly nervous dog however my sitter was great with her. We received regular updates which made us being away from our furry best friend so much easier. We highly recommend her to anyone looking for a reliable and caring sitter.

I cannot recommend Bea highly enough. She has been absolutely wonderful with my dog and has always gone above and beyond to make sure they are happy, safe, and well cared for. From the very beginning, she showed genuine kindness, patience, and a real love for animals. My dog immediately felt comfortable around her, and it gave me great peace of mind knowing they were in such capable hands. She is reliable, professional, and always keeps me updated, which I really appreciate. Since spending time with her, my dog has become more confident, well-exercised, and excited for every walk. It’s clear that she treats every dog as if they were her own, giving them plenty of attention, affection, and care. If you’re looking for someone trustworthy, caring, and dedicated to looking after your pet, I would wholeheartedly recommend her. She has made a real difference to both my dog and me, and I am incredibly grateful for everything she does.

We absolutely love Bea! It’s such a relief to know our dog is in safe caring hands while she goes on a lovely long walk. Bea is reliable and always sends photos of my dog while on a walk so it feels like i’m with them. My dog comes home after her walk tired but happy. I highly recommend bea!

*Five stars, and I'd give six if Winnie had a say.* Finding someone you trust with your dog is a bit like finding a good plumber or a decent cup of coffee up here in Cumbria, rare, and worth shouting about when you do. Bea is exactly that find. Winnie is our Sprocker spaniel, just turned one, which means she's essentially a furry firework with the attention span of a goldfish and the energy reserves of a small power station. Most people meet her and need a lie-down. Bea, somehow, matches her stride for stride. The giveaway is the welcome. Winnie has a sliding scale of greetings, and the moment Bea appears at the door, the tail goes into a frequency normally reserved for Christmas morning. Dogs don't lie about who they like, and Winnie has cast her vote in full-body wags. On the walks, Bea actually *walks* her, proper outings, not a quick trudge round the block while glued to a phone. Winnie comes home pleasantly knackered, which any spaniel owner knows is the gold standard. A tired Sprocker is a well-behaved Sprocker, and a happy household all round. Feeding is spot on too. Right portions, right times, no chancing it with whatever's nearest. Winnie's been fed properly and cared for, not just kept ticking over until we're back. What stands out most is that Bea genuinely *likes* her. You can't fake that, and dogs sense it a mile off. We come home to a content, well-exercised, well-fed dog and zero worry — which, when you've left your daft spaniel in someone else's hands, is everything. Bea, Winnie says thank you. Loudly. With her tail. --- Want me to dial the tone up, down, or trim it closer to exactly 300?