Cela W.
Cela W.
Highlights
Pet care experience
ER Vet Tech-Fear Free-CPR🐾
Hi there! I’m an ER vet tech, professional animal spoiler, and lifelong collector of creatures who “just needed rescuing”. Since I was a kid, I’ve had a passion for animals that turned into a career in veterinary medicine. I’m both CPR and Fear Free certified, with experience in grooming/boarding, emergency care, medications, and specialized monitoring. I’ve cared for tiny neonates, wise old seniors, “spicies” (as I like to call them), anxious babies, and everything in between. I’m also experienced with exotic pets. Your pet’s time with me will include a LOT of attention, playtime, snuggles, and plenty of photos. My goal is to keep your pet safe, happy, and comfortable.
Cat care experience

Cela also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Qualifications
Pets
Safety, trust & environment
When I’m caring for your pets in your home, I’m respectful of your space, routines, and instructions. I take the time to learn your pet’s normal habits, favorite hiding spots, feeding schedule, medications, and all their little quirks. I know cats especially feel most comfortable when their routine stays as normal as possible, so I aim to keep things calm, predictable, and stress free. I’ll treat your home with the same care and respect I’d want someone to show mine. Because we are in Texas, I take heat safety seriously! When temperatures are above 90°F, I don’t provide long walks, especially on or near asphalt, which can become dangerously hot for paws and increase risk of heat stroke. Instead, I’m happy to keep outdoor time short and safe, with plenty of indoor play, enrichment, cuddles, and attention. My priority is making sure your pet gets quality care while keeping them safe and comfortable!
Ratings and reviews
Cela has watched my dog, Churro, a few times and has always done an exceptional job! Churro is a large (113lb) Great Pyrenees/Lab mix that loves going on walks and getting snacks. She is very communicative with regular updates and Churro is a big fan of hers. It also makes me more comfortable that she works in the veterinary field, just in case there was an emergency.
Calendar and availability
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Schedule
I work full-time in an ER, so my schedule rotates rather than following a typical Monday-Friday routine. That said, I’m available for drop-in visits and walks on most weekdays, depending on my work schedule, and I’ll always keep my availability up to date.
- Cats0 to 15 lbs16 to 40 lbs41 to 100 lbsover 101 lbsCela can host up to 2 drop-ins per day
