Megan S.
Worthing






Services
These prices are for 1 dog.Prices include all fees.
Megan can care for
Availability
I currently work Monday to Friday. On Thursday I work until 1pm so have the afternoon free and Wednesdays I normally have a few hours during the day. I’m free most weekends so have plenty of time then!
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About Megan S.
Communication
Dog skills
Cat skills
Safety, trust & environment
I won’t be offering any services at my own home as my personal dog would not be comfortable with dogs she’s never met before. For dogs at their home I can administer medication, feed them, play and/or walk (depending on the service) and let them out for the toilet.
Information Megan S. would like to know about your pet
Let me know any behaviours or tendencies that your dog has and whether they are comfortable with other dogs. Don’t worry if they are reactive or particularly nervous, I have one of my own like it! It will be good to know what their favourite high reward treat or toy is and what they like and don’t like.
A typical day
I take the dogs out for a walk in the countryside or street (whatever’s preferred). While we’re out, I let them do lots of sniffing, as I believe a dog’s sense of smell is their biggest form of stimulation, so I like to make the most of that by letting them explore everything around them. We also spend some time playing fetch, which they really enjoy and helps them burn off energy.
Location
Worthing, United Kingdom
Pets
Friendly and kind, caters to all.
Pet care experience
I have hands-on experience caring for dogs and cats through both personal ownership and regularly helping friends and family with their pets. I share my life with a five-year-old fear-reactive rescue dog, which has given me a strong understanding of working with nervous and reactive dogs who need extra time, patience, and thoughtful handling. I am very adaptable and non-judgemental, and I always prioritise reducing stress and avoiding triggers to ensure each dog feels safe and comfortable. Through consistent training, I’ve developed a great working relationship with my own dog, allowing us to manage walks positively despite potential challenges. I’m confident handling multiple dogs at once and am more than happy to tailor walks to suit each dog’s needs, whether that’s pavement routes or countryside adventures, and depending on their recall ability. I also regularly administer medication, including pills and syringe-based treatments, so I’m comfortable supporting dogs with additional care needs. Above all, I genuinely love all dogs, don’t mind getting muddy, and bring a calm, caring approach to every walk.
Cat care experience

Megan also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Reviews
Megan has loved animals for as long as I can remember and volunteered for 5 years at paws animal sanctuary in Findon. She is a car driver Megan has 2 guinea pigs, 2 cats and a dog. She is patient, loving and caring and would make a great pet sitter/ Walker
About Megan S.
Communication
Dog skills
Cat skills
Safety, trust & environment
I won’t be offering any services at my own home as my personal dog would not be comfortable with dogs she’s never met before. For dogs at their home I can administer medication, feed them, play and/or walk (depending on the service) and let them out for the toilet.
Information Megan S. would like to know about your pet
Let me know any behaviours or tendencies that your dog has and whether they are comfortable with other dogs. Don’t worry if they are reactive or particularly nervous, I have one of my own like it! It will be good to know what their favourite high reward treat or toy is and what they like and don’t like.
A typical day
I take the dogs out for a walk in the countryside or street (whatever’s preferred). While we’re out, I let them do lots of sniffing, as I believe a dog’s sense of smell is their biggest form of stimulation, so I like to make the most of that by letting them explore everything around them. We also spend some time playing fetch, which they really enjoy and helps them burn off energy.
Megan S.
Worthing
