Patricia M.
Patricia M.
Highlights
Pet care experience
🐕Exercise • ⌚️Updates • No Stress
Many pet parents tell me they worry about their dog being left alone too long or about getting the calm, consistent attention they need. If that's something you've been thinking about, you might appreciate that I'm home full-time and create a calm, comforting routine for every pet that stays here. You'll receive clear daily updates while your dog relaxes and feels "at home," so that you can feel zero stress about how their doing throughout the day.
Qualifications
Ratings and reviews
My 2 dogs enjoyed their stay with Patricia. They were so loved ❤️. I was getting daily updates and pictures.
Patricia was absolutely amazing with our dog, Cooper! From the moment we picked him up, we could tell he had been loved, well cared for, and treated like part of her family. Cooper came home happy, relaxed, and full of energy, which gave us so much peace of mind while we were away. Patricia kept us updated, was kind, reliable, and clearly has a genuine love for animals. It’s not easy to leave your furry family member with someone else, but she made the entire experience stress-free. We are so grateful for the exceptional care she gave Cooper and wouldn’t hesitate to book with her again. We highly recommend Patricia to anyone looking for a trustworthy, caring, and dependable dog sitter. Thank you for taking such wonderful care of our sweet Cooper!
Pat was awesome!! She sent me photos daily and always kept us up to date on our pup. Our girl was tired from all the playing!!
Patricia is an excellent pet sitter; my dog spent some happy days with her. Highly recommended—I would definitely book with her again. Many thanks for everything, and above all, the communication was excellent.
Patricia was wonderful with communication and loving on our dogs while we were away.
Patricia is amazing- she is so flexible and understanding, always sending pictures and loving in Echo as though she were her own!
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Schedule
I'm home throughout the day, so pet care naturally fits into my routine. I provide regular play/potty breaks in the fenced yard, feeding as instructed, gentle supervision, and calm company from morning to night without rushing or distractions. Occasionally I step out, but those outings are usually limited to about an hour. Your dog will receive steady companionship and a relaxed environment.
Where your pet will stay
Home characteristics
Safety, trust & environment
Safety and calm come first in my home. I keep a quiet environment with close supervision, and clear routines. I follow your pets feeding, medication, and crate preferences exactly. I have a fenced yard and a 14-year-old Yorkie named Chewy to keep your dog company. He's friends with everyone.
Pets
A typical day
A typical day starts with a morning potty break, followed by a small treat if allowed and breakfast as prescribed. Throughout the day, pets enjoy frequent backyard play breaks, quiet time on the living room couch, and occasional neighborhood walks. I have a crate available if required by the pet's parents, but dogs are welcome to sleep in my room so they feel comfortable, safe, and never alone.
- 0 to 15 lbs16 to 40 lbsDogs over 1 year oldUnspayed females accepted, neutered males onlyNo females in heatPatricia can host up to 4 pets per night
- Please tell me about your dog's: • Daily routine • Health needs (medications, mobility issues, I do not take diabetic that are on insulin) • Behaviors (separation anxiety, barking triggers, chewing habits, dashing out the door, digging, etc.) • House rules (couch/bed, crate, commands, etc.) • Potty habits • Emergency info (Vet contact, Emergency contact) "just in case" • Special comforts (favorite toys or anything that makes them feel at home)