Juliet T.
Grewnwood, IN
Services
Juliet can look after
Availability
Weekdays: Available after 4pm. Typically can’t do mornings/early afternoons, so apologizes in advance. Weekends: Available all weekend days, unless otherwise specified. Message for details depending on the date.
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About Juliet T.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
My home has a fairly large front yard and some woods in the back yard, with plenty of space indoor and outdoor for them to play and a large basket filled with a large variety of toys to play with. My neighborhood loops in one big circle, so it will make it easy to provide a good walking route for dogs of any size.
Information Juliet T. would like to know about your pet
All I ask is to let me know about any certain health conditions the pet may have (like if it takes medicine, has any allegories, or any other type of health condition) or maybe even little behavioral quirks the pet has. If a pet is more introverted or low energy, for example, then that will reflect on what kind of care I give. It would also help if to know whether or not your animal gets along with other dogs or cats.
A typical day
I will play with the animal using any pet toys available and give the pet plenty of pets and treats available. Naturally, if the animal is displaying low energy or displeased behavior, I will give them space and let them do as they wish. The care I give will directly reflect on the personality of the animal, and whatever boundaries they may have towards me. I will not try to force an uncomfortable pet to bond with me or play. Exact day-to-day activity will vary depending on the pet and their needs/behavior. For a cat who isn’t very social, I will be in the room with them, but I will give them the space they want. Versus a young puppy, I will play and pet them throughout our time together.
Location
Grewnwood, IN
Pets
Sending love to fur babies!
Pet care experience
I’ve had 4 years of Rover experience with both cats and dogs of all sizes, and have handled other kinds of pets, whether calm or reactive or energetic. I’m also experienced with caring for birds if you or a loved one needs help with that!
Cat care experience
Juliet also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Reviews
Juliet is great! Our cat absolutely loves her. We’ve been working Juliet for almost 2 years now, and she’s the best!
She was great and very communicative! Would definitely use again!
Juliet was great! Very easy to work with and took great care of our aging boxer! It made leaving for the day easy knowing she was in great hands!
Thank you for taking care of our Lucia! You are the best.
About Juliet T.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
My home has a fairly large front yard and some woods in the back yard, with plenty of space indoor and outdoor for them to play and a large basket filled with a large variety of toys to play with. My neighborhood loops in one big circle, so it will make it easy to provide a good walking route for dogs of any size.
Information Juliet T. would like to know about your pet
All I ask is to let me know about any certain health conditions the pet may have (like if it takes medicine, has any allegories, or any other type of health condition) or maybe even little behavioral quirks the pet has. If a pet is more introverted or low energy, for example, then that will reflect on what kind of care I give. It would also help if to know whether or not your animal gets along with other dogs or cats.
A typical day
I will play with the animal using any pet toys available and give the pet plenty of pets and treats available. Naturally, if the animal is displaying low energy or displeased behavior, I will give them space and let them do as they wish. The care I give will directly reflect on the personality of the animal, and whatever boundaries they may have towards me. I will not try to force an uncomfortable pet to bond with me or play. Exact day-to-day activity will vary depending on the pet and their needs/behavior. For a cat who isn’t very social, I will be in the room with them, but I will give them the space they want. Versus a young puppy, I will play and pet them throughout our time together.
Juliet T.
Grewnwood, IN