I've been around dogs and cats for most of my life. Over the years, I've had a Siberian husky and two rescued mixed-breed dogs, each with their own personality and quirks. I currently have a young sprocker spaniel, full of energy and always up for a walk or a ball game, and an 8-year-old ginger cat who's calmer and loves sofa cuddles. I've also looked after friends' and family's pets over the years, which has given me a good sense of how different animals settle, what makes them anxious or relaxed, and how to adjust my approach depending on the pet in front of me rather than treating every visit the same way. My cat came to me as a rescue with a difficult history, and caring for him has been hard at times but has taught me a lot about patience, reading subtle signs of stress, and building trust slowly rather than rushing it. That experience carries over into medication care too. My cat has been medicated for anxiety for over two years now, and it initially took a trial of several medications to find what worked for him. I'm comfortable dispensing medication in the mouth by syringe or pill dispenser, or mixing medicine into food. So whether your pet just needs a walk and some company, or something more hands-on like a medication routine, I bring the same level of attention and care I give my own pets. Because I'm self-employed and work from home, I have a flexible daily schedule that allows me to accommodate a wide range of visit times. This means I can arrange walks, drop-ins, or check-ins around your working hours or specific daily routine, so your pet receives consistent care exactly when it's needed.