Jennifer P.
Jennifer P.
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Highlights
Pet care experience
Reliable and caring animal lover
There has never been a time in my life when I haven't had a pet! Over the course of my childhood and adulthood my family have owned and cared for cats, dogs, guinea pigs, hamsters, and rabbits. So I'm neither a 'dog person' nor a 'cat person' - I love both! Nowadays I care for my year old pet cat, and also look after friends' and relatives' cats and dogs whilst they are on holiday or away.
Qualifications
Ratings and reviews
Jen is an extremely caring person in nature and will give your dog all the care and attention in the world, Jen is a great listener and follows all the instructions I give for my dogs care. Jen regularly dog sits our dachshund Rolo and she leaves Jen's house very happy after being looked after and cuddled for the day. I would 100% reccomend Jen to care for your dog.
Calendar and availability
Schedule
A year ago, my partner and I adopted our cat, Kintaro. As such, I am able to care for pets in their own homes and to walk dogs, but am sadly unable to care for pets in my own home. Fortunately, however, I am a PhD student and am able to work on my laptop wherever I happen to be; my partner works from home and is able to care for our cat if I am out. As such, I am often available to care for others' pets!
Where your pet will stay
Safety, trust & environment
I am able to care for pets in their own home, and am also available to dog walk. (When in a pet's home, I am caring - but not pushy. This means that I will make fast friends with confident pets, but know to give shyer animals their own space. I also follow recommended guidelines on feeding quantities, give pets plenty of opportunities to go to the loo outside (under supervision), and take dogs on walk twice a day (or more, should they wish it!)
Pets
A typical day
I'm happy to take dogs on long walks (or shorter walks for older or less energetic dogs) twice a day, play fetch or tug of war with dog toys, give them lots of cuddles if they want them, feed them twice a day (or according to owner instructions) - and let them sleep when they're tired.