Lauren S.
Greenville, SC
Services
Lauren can care for
Availability
I’m currently available 24 hours a day 7 days a week! I’m available anytime. From walks to visits to overnight stays, I’m here for you
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About Lauren S.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Caring for pets in your clients’ homes is a big responsibility — and also a huge trust. Below is a breakdown of how I provide top-notch in-home pet care: 📝 1. Do a Thorough Meet & Greet Before the first visit: • Meet the pet(s) and owners in person • Learn their routine, feeding schedule, medication needs, and quirks • Ask for emergency contacts, vet info, and any behavioral notes ⸻ 🐕 2. Stick to Their Routine Pets thrive on consistency, so I’m sure to follow the pet’s usual: • Feeding times and food preferences • Potty breaks or litter box cleaning • Walks, exercise, and playtime • Sleep routines (where they like to sleep, night lights, etc.) 💊 3. Administer Medications Safely If meds are required: • Confirm dosage and timing in writing • Ask for a demonstration if it’s a pill, injection, or topical • Track every dose you give 4. Provide Regular Updates Give peace of mind by sending: • Daily (or visit-by-visit) updates via text or app • Photos or short videos of their pets • Notes about mood, eating, bathroom habits, etc. 🧹 5. Respect Their Home • Clean up after the pets (accidents, shedding, dishes) • Water plants or bring in mail if requested • Leave the home just as you found it — or better ⸻ ⏰ 6. Be Dependable & Timely • Show up on time, every time • Stick to the visit schedule (especially for potty breaks!) • Let clients know immediately if anything changes ⸻ 🧠 7. Stay Calm & Prepared • Keep emergency numbers handy • Know basic pet first aid • Have a plan for unexpected situations (storms, illness, lockouts)
Information Lauren S. would like to know about your pet
Pet information: name , breed, age , sex Medical history /medications Behavioral traits/comfort/favorite toys Social behavior Feeding and daily routine Household information/anything off-limits Emergency protocols
A typical day
Morning: • Feeding Time: Feed the pets according to their specific diets and portion sizes. Refresh water bowls. • Morning Walk: Take dogs for a walk (length depends on the pet’s age and energy). Check for any waste to clean up. • Litter Box Cleanup: Scoop or change cat litter if needed. • Playtime & Attention: Spend a few minutes giving pets affection and mental stimulation—playing with toys or simply cuddling Midday/Afternoon: • Check-In Visit or Midday Walk: Come by for another short visit or stay on-site. Take dogs for a bathroom break and a short walk. • Pet Monitoring: Observe pets for signs of illness, anxiety, or discomfort. • Household Duties: Water plants, bring in mail, take out trash—if requested. Evening/Night • Dinner Time: Feed pets again and refresh water bowls. • Evening Walk: Longer walk for dogs to get exercise and use the bathroom. • Medication (if needed): Administer any necessary treatments or supplements. • Dinner Time: Feed pets again and refresh water bowls. • Evening Walk: Longer walk for dogs to get exercise and use the bathroom. • Medication (if needed): Administer any necessary treatments or supplements. • Dinner Time: Feed pets again and refresh water bowls. • Evening Walk: Longer walk for dogs to get exercise and use the bathroom. • Medication (if needed): Administer any necessary treatments or supplements. • Final Check: Let dogs out one last time, do a final litter scoop, check food and water again.
Location
Greenville, SC
Pets
Compassionate care 4 ur fur babies!
Pet care experience
I treat every pet like they’re my own, tailoring care to their specific needs, routines, and personalities. Pet parents never have to guess how things are going — I provide real-time updates, photos, and total peace of mind.
Cat care experience
Lauren also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Reviews
Fantastic with our dogs as always!! I love how quickly Mosey warms up now to you 💗Thank youuuuuu so much
Thank you again so much for taking care of the boys. IM SO GLAD MOSEY IS WARMING UP TO YOU MORE QUICKLY 😍😍😍
Thank you taking such good care of our boys . We really really appreciate you !
So happy we found her! She is great wirh our dogs and even got my stubborn dog to trust her 😍
About Lauren S.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Caring for pets in your clients’ homes is a big responsibility — and also a huge trust. Below is a breakdown of how I provide top-notch in-home pet care: 📝 1. Do a Thorough Meet & Greet Before the first visit: • Meet the pet(s) and owners in person • Learn their routine, feeding schedule, medication needs, and quirks • Ask for emergency contacts, vet info, and any behavioral notes ⸻ 🐕 2. Stick to Their Routine Pets thrive on consistency, so I’m sure to follow the pet’s usual: • Feeding times and food preferences • Potty breaks or litter box cleaning • Walks, exercise, and playtime • Sleep routines (where they like to sleep, night lights, etc.) 💊 3. Administer Medications Safely If meds are required: • Confirm dosage and timing in writing • Ask for a demonstration if it’s a pill, injection, or topical • Track every dose you give 4. Provide Regular Updates Give peace of mind by sending: • Daily (or visit-by-visit) updates via text or app • Photos or short videos of their pets • Notes about mood, eating, bathroom habits, etc. 🧹 5. Respect Their Home • Clean up after the pets (accidents, shedding, dishes) • Water plants or bring in mail if requested • Leave the home just as you found it — or better ⸻ ⏰ 6. Be Dependable & Timely • Show up on time, every time • Stick to the visit schedule (especially for potty breaks!) • Let clients know immediately if anything changes ⸻ 🧠 7. Stay Calm & Prepared • Keep emergency numbers handy • Know basic pet first aid • Have a plan for unexpected situations (storms, illness, lockouts)
Information Lauren S. would like to know about your pet
Pet information: name , breed, age , sex Medical history /medications Behavioral traits/comfort/favorite toys Social behavior Feeding and daily routine Household information/anything off-limits Emergency protocols
A typical day
Morning: • Feeding Time: Feed the pets according to their specific diets and portion sizes. Refresh water bowls. • Morning Walk: Take dogs for a walk (length depends on the pet’s age and energy). Check for any waste to clean up. • Litter Box Cleanup: Scoop or change cat litter if needed. • Playtime & Attention: Spend a few minutes giving pets affection and mental stimulation—playing with toys or simply cuddling Midday/Afternoon: • Check-In Visit or Midday Walk: Come by for another short visit or stay on-site. Take dogs for a bathroom break and a short walk. • Pet Monitoring: Observe pets for signs of illness, anxiety, or discomfort. • Household Duties: Water plants, bring in mail, take out trash—if requested. Evening/Night • Dinner Time: Feed pets again and refresh water bowls. • Evening Walk: Longer walk for dogs to get exercise and use the bathroom. • Medication (if needed): Administer any necessary treatments or supplements. • Dinner Time: Feed pets again and refresh water bowls. • Evening Walk: Longer walk for dogs to get exercise and use the bathroom. • Medication (if needed): Administer any necessary treatments or supplements. • Dinner Time: Feed pets again and refresh water bowls. • Evening Walk: Longer walk for dogs to get exercise and use the bathroom. • Medication (if needed): Administer any necessary treatments or supplements. • Final Check: Let dogs out one last time, do a final litter scoop, check food and water again.
Lauren S.
Greenville, SC