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Landry D.

Fredericksburg, TX

5.0 out of 5 stars
4 reviews
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Services

Landry can care for

Cats
0 to 15 lbs
16 to 40 lbs
41 to 100 lbs
over 101 lbs
Dogs over 1 year old

Availability

I have been a full time veterinary technician for over 4 years. I enjoy taking care of animals and getting the chance to know them.

Available
Not available
SMTWTFS
Drop-In Visits Cancellation Policy:

About Landry D.

Communication

1 repeat pet parent
100% response rate
Usually responds in under an hour
100% bookings with photo updates
Sends updates with Rover Cards

Skills

8 years of experience
Oral medication administration
Injected medication administration
First aid/CPR
Senior dog experience
Special needs dog experience
Can provide daily exercise

Safety, trust & environment

I have a fenced in house all the way around my yard and an outside dog kennel inside of my fenced in yard but all animals would stay in my house with the ac on and optional tv or music on so they don’t feel lonely. If they like to try to escape I will gladly walk them on a leash outside to go potty. Play with them and walks given as needed. When I do check ins I can do pretty much whatever clients prefer with good communication.

Information Landry D. would like to know about your pet

Please let me know if your animals have any problems or quirks about them or if they need special care I.e. medications that need to be given orally, subcutaneously, intramuscularly, and any tips and tricks on how to give it they way they prefer. I would like to know feeding instructions and things about their daily routine to help them stay on their normal schedule as much as possible.

A typical day

Morning (6:30–9:00 a.m.) * Start with feeding pets according to their schedules. * Take dogs out for their morning walk and bathroom break. * Refresh water bowls and administer any medications if needed. * Clean litter boxes, cages, or other pet living areas. * Send owners a quick update with photos or videos to let them know their pets are happy and doing well. Mid-Morning to Afternoon (9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.) * Visit additional clients’ homes for drop-in care. * Take dogs on longer walks or to a nearby park for exercise. * Play with cats, birds, rabbits, or other pets to provide mental stimulation and companionship. * Keep homes tidy by bringing in mail, watering plants, or adjusting lights if those services are included. * Document feeding times, medications, and any unusual behavior. Late Afternoon to Evening (3:00–8:00 p.m.) * Return for afternoon and evening visits. * Feed pets dinner and provide fresh water. * Take dogs out for another walk and play session. * Spend quality time cuddling, grooming, or training, depending on each pet’s needs. * Send end-of-day updates to owners with photos and notes about how the day went. Night (if staying overnight) * Settle pets into their bedtime routine. * Give any final medications or potty breaks. * Stay overnight to provide companionship and maintain the pets’ normal routine, helping reduce anxiety while their owners are away. The best part of being a professional animal sitter is building trust with both pets and their owners. Every day is different, but it often includes plenty of exercise, fresh air, affectionate animals, and the satisfaction of knowing you’re helping pets stay comfortable and cared for in their own homes. It’s a career that rewards patience, reliability, compassion, and a genuine love for animals.

Location

Fredericksburg, TX

Landry D.'s Neighborhood

Pets

Vet tech animal enthusiast!

Pet care experience

I have taken care of a wide variety of animals big and small, young and old, sick and healthy. They are my first priority and I take pride in providing good care and a safe environment for them all.

Reviews

Madison A.
Drop-In Visits • Aug 01, 2026
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Landry was great! She kept us updated throughout the time we were away. Lots of pics and our pups loved her!

Darlene D.
Jul 06, 2026

Landry is one of the most loving and caring people I know and treats all animals with respect and love! Landry is also a Vet Tech which gives he an advantage when caring for pets as she can pick up on things others may not notice and has direct access to Veterinarian's. Landry has been a pet owner all her life and will take very good care of all pets!

Jailee G.
Jun 29, 2026

Here’s a testimonial you could use on Rover: I can’t recommend her enough! As someone who works alongside her in veterinary medicine, I’ve seen firsthand how knowledgeable, patient, and compassionate she is with every animal she cares for. She treats every pet like they’re her own and always goes above and beyond to make sure they’re safe, comfortable, and happy. Whether it’s administering medications, recognizing when something seems off, or simply giving pets the love and attention they deserve, she’s someone I would trust with my own animals without hesitation. If you’re looking for someone reliable, experienced, and genuinely passionate about animal care, you won’t find anyone better.

Darlene D.
Jun 29, 2026

Landry is so loving and caring and gives her whole heart when caring for any and all pets. She is even more than qualified as she has worked as a Vet Tech for several years! Landry cared for our pets during a time when we needed a piece of mind as we had to travel weekly for several months and our pets were elderly but they had more than enough attention and love and even some things were brought to our attention by Landry suggesting some care in areas we did not see for our pets. You won't be disappointed!

About Landry D.

Communication

1 repeat pet parent
100% response rate
Usually responds in under an hour
100% bookings with photo updates
Sends updates with Rover Cards

Skills

8 years of experience
Oral medication administration
Injected medication administration
First aid/CPR
Senior dog experience
Special needs dog experience
Can provide daily exercise

Safety, trust & environment

I have a fenced in house all the way around my yard and an outside dog kennel inside of my fenced in yard but all animals would stay in my house with the ac on and optional tv or music on so they don’t feel lonely. If they like to try to escape I will gladly walk them on a leash outside to go potty. Play with them and walks given as needed. When I do check ins I can do pretty much whatever clients prefer with good communication.

Information Landry D. would like to know about your pet

Please let me know if your animals have any problems or quirks about them or if they need special care I.e. medications that need to be given orally, subcutaneously, intramuscularly, and any tips and tricks on how to give it they way they prefer. I would like to know feeding instructions and things about their daily routine to help them stay on their normal schedule as much as possible.

A typical day

Morning (6:30–9:00 a.m.) * Start with feeding pets according to their schedules. * Take dogs out for their morning walk and bathroom break. * Refresh water bowls and administer any medications if needed. * Clean litter boxes, cages, or other pet living areas. * Send owners a quick update with photos or videos to let them know their pets are happy and doing well. Mid-Morning to Afternoon (9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.) * Visit additional clients’ homes for drop-in care. * Take dogs on longer walks or to a nearby park for exercise. * Play with cats, birds, rabbits, or other pets to provide mental stimulation and companionship. * Keep homes tidy by bringing in mail, watering plants, or adjusting lights if those services are included. * Document feeding times, medications, and any unusual behavior. Late Afternoon to Evening (3:00–8:00 p.m.) * Return for afternoon and evening visits. * Feed pets dinner and provide fresh water. * Take dogs out for another walk and play session. * Spend quality time cuddling, grooming, or training, depending on each pet’s needs. * Send end-of-day updates to owners with photos and notes about how the day went. Night (if staying overnight) * Settle pets into their bedtime routine. * Give any final medications or potty breaks. * Stay overnight to provide companionship and maintain the pets’ normal routine, helping reduce anxiety while their owners are away. The best part of being a professional animal sitter is building trust with both pets and their owners. Every day is different, but it often includes plenty of exercise, fresh air, affectionate animals, and the satisfaction of knowing you’re helping pets stay comfortable and cared for in their own homes. It’s a career that rewards patience, reliability, compassion, and a genuine love for animals.

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Landry D.

Fredericksburg, TX

5.0 out of 5 stars
4 reviews