George M.
Marietta, GA
Services
George can care for
Availability
I have worked with animals all but one day of the week at two veterinary clinics. With personal training as occupation, I have a flexible schedule allowing me to provide consistent companionship and care for your furry family. Fortunate enough to be able to care for animals on a weekly or monthly basis.
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About George M.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
Hand in hand with empathy, situational and safety awareness. Dogs and cats with existing health problems get all the medication and proper attention they need. I try being there and present so everyone stays in good spirits! I’m able to do ear cleanings, baths and other aids so your friend is comfortable and happy.
Information George M. would like to know about your pet
If there are any triggers, dog aggression behavior in case we go on public walks or medical issues. What does your dog do on a normal day with you? House rules and known commands. Veterinary information and emergency contact information if any.
A typical day
Walks and runs that include different speeds, if they get treats we can easily play games. All the cuddles they could ask for. Playing with toys and puzzles to keep them stimulated. Practice commands to keep them sharp. Watch movies and shows of course!
Location
Marietta, GA
Peace of mind: Care like family
Pet care experience
I have over three years experience caring for sick animals at vet clinics, within examination rooms as well as during and after surgeries. Fortunate and thankful to now have over a year of experience sitting dogs, cats, chickens and more lovely pets. Respect is big for me so no worries for property. Cats and dogs receive same love and companionship. Over three years of hands on experience, comfortable with all types of dog behavior, anxieties, aggression, sizes and medical conditions as I was able to work with dogs and cats as well as homeless pets with different backgrounds and needs. Able to provide endless empathy, basic medical aid, anal gland expressions, wound management, scheduled diabetic insulin injections and monitoring, health, safety and situational awareness, flexibility and consistency. Communication is key!
Cat care experience
George also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Reviews
George was absolutely wonderful with our two Chihuahuas. I’ve never felt more at ease with a sitter, because he was so communicative (we received many great pics over the weekend)! Our pups loved him and were actually pouting when he left. lol We will 100% be utilizing his services again. Thank you, George!!
George was excellent as always! Our boys love him and everyone is happy and healthy when we get home.
My dogs were instantly warm to him. You can tell he loves animals and is a great rover because his work is flexible. He lives in a quiet and safe area as well. Great communication and good guy! Will definitely use him again in the future.
Good communication and photos. Took good care of my girls and my home.
About George M.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
Hand in hand with empathy, situational and safety awareness. Dogs and cats with existing health problems get all the medication and proper attention they need. I try being there and present so everyone stays in good spirits! I’m able to do ear cleanings, baths and other aids so your friend is comfortable and happy.
Information George M. would like to know about your pet
If there are any triggers, dog aggression behavior in case we go on public walks or medical issues. What does your dog do on a normal day with you? House rules and known commands. Veterinary information and emergency contact information if any.
A typical day
Walks and runs that include different speeds, if they get treats we can easily play games. All the cuddles they could ask for. Playing with toys and puzzles to keep them stimulated. Practice commands to keep them sharp. Watch movies and shows of course!
George M.
Marietta, GA