Elizabeth W.
Laurel, MD
Services
Elizabeth can care for
Availability
My schedule is mostly flexible. I do not mind sitting for weekends or weekdays, but I will also work during the days I am supposed to while caring for the furbaby.
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About Elizabeth W.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Depending on the circumstances of the parent and the environment, I can easily lock furbabys back inside the home if they're both indoor and outdoor animals unless prompted to strictly have them indoor (excluding walks) to prevent runaways and also while I am not physically present. Sanitary precautions will be held in mind in case of accidents or chemical spills to prevent the furbaby from accessing it. Bowls, dishes, crates, and litter boxes will be throughly leaned before parent comes home depending on the length of care period. Medications will be held in mind and strictly distrubuted based off of appropriate parental instruction (if it should be with a meal, be injected, directly swallowed, etc). Doors and windows will be locked in evenings and furbabies safely put in their crates if necessary.
Information Elizabeth W. would like to know about your pet
It’s important to know your pet’s routine, medical needs, behavior triggers, likes, dislikes, feeding schedule, energy level, and if they’re comfortable around other animals, this will allow for a great time.
A typical day
We’ll explore parks, sniff new scents, play fetch, practice tricks, enjoy tug-of-war, give belly rubs, provide fresh water, and finish with relaxing cuddle sessions together.
Location
Laurel, MD
Pets
Pet Care At-Home Sitter (Dog & Cat)
Pet care experience
My experience caring for dogs and cats extends to my early childhood, having owned a large dog and plenty of cats myself. I have professionally cared for large and small dogs and cats of varying ages within my local circle and close network. I have an strong skill for leash walking, feeding (schedules and times), sanitary cleaning, litter management, medication management, and engaging the furbaby in enriching activities.
Cat care experience
Elizabeth also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Reviews
Liz was very kind and took great care of our two older Shih-Tzus. She made sure they each got their medicine at the appropriate time and even cleaned up their bowls and kitchen area before she left. My dogs were very happy!
Elizabeth stayed at our house and watch our dogs while we were on vacation. She did a great job and the dogs loved her. My wife loved the pictures she got every day. Elizabeth will be the first person we call to take care of our dogs.
Liz is a great caregiver for my two dogs. I have a border collie and a daschund. She has watched them numerous times and they love when she comes to stay. She is respectful of the house and is a trusted resource for our family. Would recommend to a friend!
Elizabeth (Liz) is a compassionate and dependable animal caretaker who goes above and beyond. She skillfully managed our seven cats and large black lab with ease, keeping them calm, happy, and well-fed. Liz maintained a clean home, followed instructions perfectly, and gave each pet individual attention. Her gentle nature and strong work ethic truly made a difference. We felt completely at ease knowing our pets were in her care. Highly recommended!
About Elizabeth W.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Depending on the circumstances of the parent and the environment, I can easily lock furbabys back inside the home if they're both indoor and outdoor animals unless prompted to strictly have them indoor (excluding walks) to prevent runaways and also while I am not physically present. Sanitary precautions will be held in mind in case of accidents or chemical spills to prevent the furbaby from accessing it. Bowls, dishes, crates, and litter boxes will be throughly leaned before parent comes home depending on the length of care period. Medications will be held in mind and strictly distrubuted based off of appropriate parental instruction (if it should be with a meal, be injected, directly swallowed, etc). Doors and windows will be locked in evenings and furbabies safely put in their crates if necessary.
Information Elizabeth W. would like to know about your pet
It’s important to know your pet’s routine, medical needs, behavior triggers, likes, dislikes, feeding schedule, energy level, and if they’re comfortable around other animals, this will allow for a great time.
A typical day
We’ll explore parks, sniff new scents, play fetch, practice tricks, enjoy tug-of-war, give belly rubs, provide fresh water, and finish with relaxing cuddle sessions together.
Elizabeth W.
Laurel, MD