

Harry S.
London




Services
Harry can host
Harry can care for
Availability
I work as a part time mental health nurse in and around London which fits I'm perfectly with my own personal pets needs as well as my clients and their furry family members.
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About Harry S.
Communication
Dog skills
Cat skills
Safety, trust & environment
Safe care involves understanding the pets needs, maintaining a safe environment, and providing attentive care Communicating with owners to learn feeding schedules, exercise routines, and any special care needs is important. I have upmost respect for the Owner’s Rules. House rules are stuck to; such as whether pets are allowed on furniture etc The same commands and cues as owner will be used maintain consistency and safety Your pets health and behavior will be monitored and can be done in the form of daily care notes, if required. Signs of stress or illness are reported to the owner if anything seems unusual.
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Information Harry S. would like to know about your pet
Basic Information 1. Species and Breed: Helps tailor care and activities to their natural behaviors and needs. 2. Age: Puppies/kittens require different care than older pets. 3. Size/Weight: Important for feeding, exercise, and handling requirements. Health and Safety 4. Medical History: Any chronic conditions, medications, or past injuries. 5. Dietary Needs: Special food, allergies, or feeding schedule. 6. Vaccination Status: Ensures protection from diseases, especially around other pets. 7. Emergency Contacts: Vet info and owner’s contact for urgent situations. Behavioral Insights 8. Temperament: Are they friendly, shy, or aggressive? 9. Triggers: Loud noises, strangers, or other animals. 10. Training Level: House-trained, leash-trained, or crate-trained. Daily Routine 11. Feeding Schedule: Consistency is key for their digestive health. 12. Exercise Needs: Some pets require more activity than others. 13. Sleep Preferences: Favorite resting spots or special bedding. Special Preferences 14. Favorite Toys/Games: Helps build trust and bond with the pet. 15. Socialization Needs: Whether they enjoy being around people or other animals. 16. Comfort Items: Blankets, toys, or treats they rely on for security. Environment 17. Living Space Requirements: Indoor, outdoor, or a mix of both. 18. Safety Hazards: Ensure the environment is pet-proofed.
A typical day
For Dogs: Fetch or Tug-of-War: Great for exercise and bonding. Nature Walks or Hikes: Combining my love for the outdoors with their energy. Obstacle Courses: Set up a simple agility course in the backyard. Hide-and-Seek: Hide a treat or toy for them to find. For cats Interactive Toys: Feather wands or laser pointers to spark their hunting instincts. DIY Challenges: Create tunnels or use cardboard boxes for exploration. Outdoor Time on a Leash: Let them safely explore the outdoors. If permitted Chasing Games: Roll balls or use battery-operated toys for active play.
Location
London, United Kingdom
Your Dog’s Calm, Safe Space 🐾
Pet care experience
I work in mental health, so I’m naturally calm, patient, and especially good with anxious or nervous dogs. I’m Harry—an experienced carer and nurse who genuinely understands how important it is to feel your dog is safe, calm, and cared for while you’re away. I don’t just “watch” dogs—I tune into them. Whether your dog is: full of energy and needs structure a puppy still learning the ropes or a senior who needs patience and gentle care. I adapt to them, not the other way around. Being naturally calm and attentive, I’m especially good with: anxious or shy dogs dogs who need routine and reassurance first-time bookings where owners feel nervous You’ll always get: ✔️ regular updates & photos ✔️ consistency with your dog’s routine ✔️ someone who notices the small things (changes in mood, appetite, behaviour) I’m also active and love being outdoors, so walks are never rushed—they’re proper, engaging, and suited to your dog’s energy. At the end of the day, my goal is simple: 👉 you feel completely at ease 👉 your dog feels like they’re with someone they trust Happy to arrange a relaxed meet & greet—no pressure at all.
Cat care experience

Harry also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Reviews

Harry cared very well for Marco and clearly had a great affinity for him and dogs in general. He also tidied up everything after himself in the flat and left it spotless.

Harry was great. He turned up on time, played with the dog a lot and he kept us up to date with how he was getting on with Juno. Will definitely recommend.

Harry was amazing with my dog Daphne, he walked her with care. When I got home Daphne was happy and safe :)

Harry was such a kind person to Kat, send me so many lovely pictures of her everyday and was also a lovely person to me :) Even left flowers at the end of the visit. When I got home from my trip Kat was happy and joyful. I am very grateful and happy for his services!!
About Harry S.
Communication
Dog skills
Cat skills
Safety, trust & environment
Safe care involves understanding the pets needs, maintaining a safe environment, and providing attentive care Communicating with owners to learn feeding schedules, exercise routines, and any special care needs is important. I have upmost respect for the Owner’s Rules. House rules are stuck to; such as whether pets are allowed on furniture etc The same commands and cues as owner will be used maintain consistency and safety Your pets health and behavior will be monitored and can be done in the form of daily care notes, if required. Signs of stress or illness are reported to the owner if anything seems unusual.
Home
Information Harry S. would like to know about your pet
Basic Information 1. Species and Breed: Helps tailor care and activities to their natural behaviors and needs. 2. Age: Puppies/kittens require different care than older pets. 3. Size/Weight: Important for feeding, exercise, and handling requirements. Health and Safety 4. Medical History: Any chronic conditions, medications, or past injuries. 5. Dietary Needs: Special food, allergies, or feeding schedule. 6. Vaccination Status: Ensures protection from diseases, especially around other pets. 7. Emergency Contacts: Vet info and owner’s contact for urgent situations. Behavioral Insights 8. Temperament: Are they friendly, shy, or aggressive? 9. Triggers: Loud noises, strangers, or other animals. 10. Training Level: House-trained, leash-trained, or crate-trained. Daily Routine 11. Feeding Schedule: Consistency is key for their digestive health. 12. Exercise Needs: Some pets require more activity than others. 13. Sleep Preferences: Favorite resting spots or special bedding. Special Preferences 14. Favorite Toys/Games: Helps build trust and bond with the pet. 15. Socialization Needs: Whether they enjoy being around people or other animals. 16. Comfort Items: Blankets, toys, or treats they rely on for security. Environment 17. Living Space Requirements: Indoor, outdoor, or a mix of both. 18. Safety Hazards: Ensure the environment is pet-proofed.
A typical day
For Dogs: Fetch or Tug-of-War: Great for exercise and bonding. Nature Walks or Hikes: Combining my love for the outdoors with their energy. Obstacle Courses: Set up a simple agility course in the backyard. Hide-and-Seek: Hide a treat or toy for them to find. For cats Interactive Toys: Feather wands or laser pointers to spark their hunting instincts. DIY Challenges: Create tunnels or use cardboard boxes for exploration. Outdoor Time on a Leash: Let them safely explore the outdoors. If permitted Chasing Games: Roll balls or use battery-operated toys for active play.


Harry S.
London
