Over the past 20 plus years, I’ve cared for a whole menagerie of animals! I have experience with dogs and cats of all shapes, sizes, breeds, and ages, and between 2-18 years of experience caring for animals of all kinds: from parrots to ferrets, to frogs, toads, lizards, and snakes, to turtles and tortoises, to chinchillas, degus, rabbits, and sugar gliders, to skunks, kinkajous, coatimundis, to tarantulas, scorpions, and isopods, all the way to hermit crabs and fish. I pride myself on being a Jack-of-all-trades kind of petsitter, and I take my craft seriously. No matter the animal, I’ve probably cared for something like it, and I cared for it like it was my own (in many cases, they WERE). Many of the animals I cared for were rescues with health problems, so I have a lot of experience administering medications (eye drops, topical solutions, and oral suspensions) to various exotics. As for me: I currently have two cats: Cypress (13) and Arthur (3). Cypress was an insulin-dependent diabetic for over a year, and Arthur has eye and ear problems, so I have a lot of very hands-on experience administering medication to cats as well! I’ve recently retired from the professional sphere to help care for my fiancé, who is suffering from some health issues. While I do work full time, the work I do is very flexible, so I can always make time for your fur-, feather-, scale-, and/or slimy babies.