Peter B.
Montréal, QC
Services
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Availability
I'm a PhD student, which means my schedule is extremely flexible, meaning I can work both weekends and weekdays, day or night. I am capable of working on my doctorate remotely at any time, and so can stay in places for prolonged periods. There may be times in which I will have to go to my lab in Cote des Neiges, however this is often no longer than 3-4 hours at a time, and I can provide fair warning if this were to occur.
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About Peter B.
Safety, trust & environment
Having worked with animals with behavioural problems, I have learned that it is extremely important to provide a calm presence when meeting a cat or a dog for the first time. I take good care to ensure animals feel safe around me, and take things slow to allow them to acclimatise at their own pace, matching their energy and level of excitement. I can carry out all basic duties of pet care, including feeding, walking, playing, and potty breaks. I also have experience with more complicated duties, like administering medication, and walking dogs who cannot be around other dogs or children. I know my limits, and if at any point I feel that I am unable to provide what you require or that I am not a good fit for your pet, I will communicate that with you immediately.
Location
Montréal, QC
Loving, patient, experienced care.
Pet care experience
I’ve been around animals since I was five years old, and caring for them has always been a big part of my life. I grew up with two family dogs, and have lived with a cat for the past four years, giving me experience with both canine and feline companions and an appreciation for their different personalities and needs. When I was 17 and 18, I spent two years volunteering weekly at an animal rescue shelter in the UK. There, I walked dogs of all sizes and temperaments, and spent time socialising with and rehabilitating neglected cats and dogs with behavioural issues. I also helped cleaning up messes, feeding animals, as well as adminitering medications. This experience taught me patience, empathy, and how to ensure an animal feels safe and comfortable around an unfamiliar face. I moved to Montreal from the UK 4 years ago to pursue my PhD, and aim to spend time with animals regularly, since I cannot have pets of my own for the time being. Above all, I aim to provide companionship and a calming presence, treating every animal with the same love and respect I’d give my own. Whether your pet loves a good play session, a quiet cuddle, or just someone to keep them company, I’ll make sure they feel safe, happy, and well cared for in your absence.
Reviews
Peter grew up with dogs at home and he was always very loving and considerate of them. He always took his responsibilities as part of a family with pet dogs very seriously, putting the dogs' welfare above everything. This continues to the present day when Peter is at home with his family. I cannot think of anyone I would trust more with the care of an animal.
Peter is patient, kind, and truly passionate about animals. He has a natural ease around them and genuinely enjoys spending time with them, whether it’s playing, comforting, or just being present. His love for animals is clear, and he treats every pet with care and respect.
About Peter B.
Safety, trust & environment
Having worked with animals with behavioural problems, I have learned that it is extremely important to provide a calm presence when meeting a cat or a dog for the first time. I take good care to ensure animals feel safe around me, and take things slow to allow them to acclimatise at their own pace, matching their energy and level of excitement. I can carry out all basic duties of pet care, including feeding, walking, playing, and potty breaks. I also have experience with more complicated duties, like administering medication, and walking dogs who cannot be around other dogs or children. I know my limits, and if at any point I feel that I am unable to provide what you require or that I am not a good fit for your pet, I will communicate that with you immediately.
Peter B.
Montréal, QC