Lindsey C.
Coventry, CT
Services
Lindsey can host
Lindsey can care for
Availability
I am a very active veterinary science student and love spending my free time and breaks interacting with all kinds of animals. Each new friend I meet offers me the challenge to enhance their training and asses their body language to become even better at what I do within the vet industry.
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About Lindsey C.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
With each new friend I get to meet I make sure to have clear communication regarding guidelines and normal routines for all the furry friends. I like to keep routine within each animals schedule to reduce the stressors of being alone or having their family leave for a vacation without them. The routine I learn about gives me the basis on what kind of care each animal needs because every animal is different.
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Information Lindsey C. would like to know about your pet
The most important information to me as a sitter is to know what makes your pets uncomfortable. For example some animals could be triggered by loud noises, other animals, specific groups of people, etc and knowing that information before booking is crucial because it allows me to know how to react or what to avoid in different social settings. Another thing I like to know before booking is what their normal routine is like so I can stay as close to that as they are used to.
A typical day
My favorites places to walk are parks with wooded trails that allow for lots of sniffing and exercise and trails with water access for dogs that love to swim. I like to go to places with open areas like sports fields for retrieving dogs that play fetch and I try to stay in places on the more secluded side for my newer dog friends so I can learn how they react to different situations before bringing them to more crowded places.
Location
Coventry, CT
Pets
Emergency Veterinary Care Skills
Pet care experience
For the past 3 years I have had jobs within the veterinary industry in both general practice and emergency veterinary care and am currently a pre-vet student. I have lots of hands on experience with all different kinds of animals, I myself have rabbits, guinea pigs and dogs. I have several years of dog training experience including training therapy dogs used in social settings for increasing positivity in different public environments. With my veterinary jobs I have taken care of and helped treat all different ages and breeds of animals. With my animal behavior training I can also assess animals body language in all different kinds of settings to know how best to react with each animal I meet.
Reviews
Lindsey was great with my 2 cats, who were not used to being left alone so long! Thanks Lindsey!
We met Lindsey prior to the date. She was on time, friendly and the dogs enjoyed her. While we were away we felt the dogs were in good hands and they appeared to have fun. We will use Lindsey’s services again. Thank you
Awesome
Lindsey took such great care of Miss Betsy! Loved the photo updates and check-ins! Was happy to see that Betsy enjoyed the time while we were away.
About Lindsey C.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
With each new friend I get to meet I make sure to have clear communication regarding guidelines and normal routines for all the furry friends. I like to keep routine within each animals schedule to reduce the stressors of being alone or having their family leave for a vacation without them. The routine I learn about gives me the basis on what kind of care each animal needs because every animal is different.
Home
Information Lindsey C. would like to know about your pet
The most important information to me as a sitter is to know what makes your pets uncomfortable. For example some animals could be triggered by loud noises, other animals, specific groups of people, etc and knowing that information before booking is crucial because it allows me to know how to react or what to avoid in different social settings. Another thing I like to know before booking is what their normal routine is like so I can stay as close to that as they are used to.
A typical day
My favorites places to walk are parks with wooded trails that allow for lots of sniffing and exercise and trails with water access for dogs that love to swim. I like to go to places with open areas like sports fields for retrieving dogs that play fetch and I try to stay in places on the more secluded side for my newer dog friends so I can learn how they react to different situations before bringing them to more crowded places.
Lindsey C.
Coventry, CT