Jessica C.
Fort Thomas, KY
Services
Jessica can care for
Availability
I am currently working full-time. Due to a recent promotion, my schedule tends to be meeting-heavy, thereforeI am unavailable for drop-in care M-F from 7:30am-4:30pm. If you need someone to drop in during the evenings or on the weekends I would love to schedule something to meet your pet and go over their routine!
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About Jessica C.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
I think it is important to make sure basic needs are met first and foremost (food/water/bathroom breaks). After that I try to incorporate affection (my dogs like butt scritches and forehead kisses) and exercise like throwing a tennis ball in the yard or going on a walk.
Information Jessica C. would like to know about your pet
What is his/her temperament? Does the animal have any special needs: medicines that need to be taken at specific times of day, behavioral issues that might present a challenge (separation anxiety, chewing, etc)? What kinds of rewards does he/she appreciate: Is playing with a toy more important to him/her than a treat? Do they need "cuddle time" and appreciate affection?
A typical day
I think it's important to maintain activities that an animal is familiar with, so playing with a favorite toy, taking him/her to a familiar park, or on a particular walk route can be important to managing stress and keeping things fun when Mom and/or Dad can't be there to participate.
Location
Fort Thomas, KY
Pets
Offering furbaby love and attention
Pet care experience
I love any opportunity to meet new pet friends! I have 22 years of experience raising dogs and cats from puppy/kitten hood, all of which have lived happy, healthy, full lives. My current dogs Patch (9YO), and Tula (6YO), are English Springer Spaniels that we rescued at ages 2Y and 11Mo. Tula came to us after experiencing significant trauma, so I understand the time and patience it can take to get an animal to open up. We still work on it every day. These two are my 4th and 5th Springers and my cats have all been rescues that came to me as kittens. My husband put the kibosh on adding any more to the family, so I'm offering to spread my affection to your animals instead! I understand and can identify common pet health issues, signs of stress/injury, and behavioral cues. I have also picked up some basic training skills over the years. I look forward to giving love and attention to your animal at times doggy parents' schedules may not allow. Please note that due to my full-time work schedule, I am not able to provide drop-in services between the hours of 7:30am-4:30pm M-F.
Cat care experience
Jessica also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Reviews
Potato is always so very well taken care of by Jessica. She is happy on my return and enjoys the visits
Jessica did an incredible job watching my cat while I was out of town. The daily reports were awesome. She did everything I asked and commented on my top areas of concern everyday in her report. I will definitely use Jessica again in the future.
Our girl was so well taken care of. I was very worried this being her first time without her emotional support person… Jessica and her mini backup filled in expertly, covered with kisses from our girl but, I’m sure she will miss their visits. Thank you for being there for her❤️❤️❤️
Jessica was an awesome Cat-Sitter for our guy Ricci. She provided a full daily report and photos. She provided the vsame daily updates via email as the Rover app did not work in Russian Federation. We are most thankful for Jessiica and her daughter who provided a great service for six days.
About Jessica C.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
I think it is important to make sure basic needs are met first and foremost (food/water/bathroom breaks). After that I try to incorporate affection (my dogs like butt scritches and forehead kisses) and exercise like throwing a tennis ball in the yard or going on a walk.
Information Jessica C. would like to know about your pet
What is his/her temperament? Does the animal have any special needs: medicines that need to be taken at specific times of day, behavioral issues that might present a challenge (separation anxiety, chewing, etc)? What kinds of rewards does he/she appreciate: Is playing with a toy more important to him/her than a treat? Do they need "cuddle time" and appreciate affection?
A typical day
I think it's important to maintain activities that an animal is familiar with, so playing with a favorite toy, taking him/her to a familiar park, or on a particular walk route can be important to managing stress and keeping things fun when Mom and/or Dad can't be there to participate.
Jessica C.
Fort Thomas, KY