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poonyawee n.

5.0 étoile(s) sur 5
2 propriétaires récurrents
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poonyawee n.

5.0 étoile(s) sur 5
2 propriétaires récurrents

Contacter pour Visites à domicile

15 $US total par visite

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Points forts

Vérification approfondie des antécédents
30 an d'expérience
Expérience avec les animaux ayant des besoins spécifiques
S'est déjà occupé de chiens âgés
Peut fournir de l'exercice quotidien

Expérience en matière de services dédiés aux animaux de compagnie

love your pets as if they're my own

i've taken care of dogs and cats for +30 years with many different small breed dogs. i've love dogs all my life and i'd be happy to take care of you dogs as well. i've tended to dogs that have disabilities and on the there last leg, but i still treat them all the same as my own.

Qualifications

2 propriétaires récurrents
Taux de réponse de 95 %
Répond généralement en quelques minutes
100 % de réservations avec photos
Envoie des mises à jour avec les Carnets de bord Rover
30 ans d'expérience
Premiers secours/RCP
S'est déjà occupé de chiens âgés

Animaux

Sécurité, confiance et environnement

i'm respectful of others properties if you'd like me to pet sit at your house and i also have a safe gated backyard to have them stay if needed as well

Notes et avis

5.0
étoiles
2 notes
Elizabeth C.
5.0 étoile(s) sur 5
Visites à domicile • Jun 01, 2026

Butter was well taken care of by Yam, she has so much patience and provides thorough updates! Thank you Yam!

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Elizabeth C.
5.0 étoile(s) sur 5
Visites à domicile • Jul 11, 2025

I could not have asked for a better doggy sitter for my butter than Yam! She has a natural ability to connect with animals and it’s so obvious. She cared so well for my dog and it reassured me while I was on vacation. She is dependable and trustworthy. Would book her every time! Thank you!

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Calendrier et disponibilités

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Dates de la garde

i currently am currently working monday to thursday and am available to petsit your dogs or cat fridays in the afternoon or the weekends day or nights.

Chats
0 - 15 lbs
16 - 40 lbs
41 - 100 lbs
plus de 101 lbs
poonyawee peut héberger jusqu'à 10 visites à domiciles par jour
Absolutely! Knowing important details about a pet ahead of time ensures that you can provide the best possible care while keeping the pet safe and happy. Here’s a list of key things to know about a pet before watching them: Important Information to Know About Their Pets 1. Basic Information Pet’s Name: Helps build trust and makes them feel more comfortable. Breed and Size: Different breeds often have specific care needs and temperaments. Age: Knowing if the pet is a puppy/kitten, adult, or senior will determine their activity level and care requirements. 2. Health and Medical Needs Vaccinations: Are they up-to-date on vaccinations? (Especially important for dog park visits or interaction with other animals.) Medical Conditions: Any known allergies, illnesses, or chronic conditions like arthritis, diabetes, or seizures? Medications: Do they take any medications? If so, what’s the schedule and method for administering them? Dietary Restrictions: Are there specific foods or treats they can’t have? Emergency Vet Info: The contact details for their vet and any emergency numbers you might need. 3. Behavior and Temperament Temperament: Are they shy, anxious, energetic, or social? Understanding their personality helps you approach them appropriately. Aggression or Fears: Do they have any triggers (e.g., loud noises, certain types of people/animals, or being touched in specific areas)? Interaction with Other Animals: Are they comfortable around other pets, or should they be kept separate? Stranger Anxiety: Are they wary of new people or situations, and how should you handle introductions? 4. Daily Routine Feeding Schedule: What time and how much do they eat? Any special instructions for food preparation? Bathroom Routine: How often do they need potty breaks? If it’s a cat, when was their litter box last cleaned? Exercise Needs: How much activity do they require? Are they used to long walks, short bursts of play, or low-energy activities? Sleep Routine: Where do they sleep? Do they need a crate, bed, or specific location to feel secure? 5. Favorite Activities and Toys Favorite Games: Do they love fetch, tug-of-war, or specific puzzle toys? Preferred Toys: Knowing which toys they enjoy can make playtime more engaging. Enrichment Needs: Do they like mental challenges like treat-dispensing toys or sniffing games? 6. Training and Commands Training Level: Are they potty trained? Do they follow basic commands like "sit," "stay," or "leave it"? Command Words: Pets may know specific phrases for things like “walk,” “treat,” or “bedtime.” Knowing these helps maintain consistency. Behavioral Issues: Do they jump, chew, bark excessively, or have other habits you should be aware of? 7. Safety and Security Leash and Collar: Are they leash-trained? Is their collar secure, and does it have ID tags with their name and owner’s contact info? Escape Risks: Are they known to bolt out the door, dig under fences, or climb out of enclosures? Home Environment: Are there specific areas they are not allowed in? Do they have a favorite hiding spot or place to relax? 8. Owner’s Preferences House Rules: Are pets allowed on furniture or beds? Are there areas off-limits in the house? Grooming Needs: Do they need brushing, baths, or nail trims during your time with them? Special Requests: Does the owner have any specific instructions, like training reinforcement or how to handle certain behaviors? Beforehand Checklist To make sure you're fully prepared, you can create a checklist to review with the owner: Emergency contacts and vet info Feeding and medication schedule Daily routine and activity level Known behaviors, fears, and quirks House rules and boundaries Favorite toys or games Instructions for handling emergencies Important Information to Know About Their Pets 1. Basic Information Pet’s Name: Helps build trust and makes them feel more comfortable. Breed and Size: Different breeds often have specific care needs and temperaments. Age: Knowing if the pet is a puppy/kitten, adult, or senior will determine their activity level and care requirements. 2. Health and Medical Needs Vaccinations: Are they up-to-date on vaccinations? (Especially important for dog park visits or interaction with other animals.) Medical Conditions: Any known allergies, illnesses, or chronic conditions like arthritis, diabetes, or seizures? Medications: Do they take any medications? If so, what’s the schedule and method for administering them? Dietary Restrictions: Are there specific foods or treats they can’t have? Emergency Vet Info: The contact details for their vet and any emergency numbers you might need. 3. Behavior and Temperament Temperament: Are they shy, anxious, energetic, or social? Understanding their personality helps you approach them appropriately. Aggression or Fears: Do they have any triggers (e.g., loud noises, certain types of people/animals, or being touched in specific areas)? Interaction with Other Animals: Are they comfortable around other pets, or should they be kept separate? Stranger Anxiety: Are they wary of new people or situations, and how should you handle introductions? 4. Daily Routine Feeding Schedule: What time and how much do they eat? Any special instructions for food preparation? Bathroom Routine: How often do they need potty breaks? If it’s a cat, when was their litter box last cleaned? Exercise Needs: How much activity do they require? Are they used to long walks, short bursts of play, or low-energy activities? Sleep Routine: Where do they sleep? Do they need a crate, bed, or specific location to feel secure? 5. Favorite Activities and Toys Favorite Games: Do they love fetch, tug-of-war, or specific puzzle toys? Preferred Toys: Knowing which toys they enjoy can make playtime more engaging. Enrichment Needs: Do they like mental challenges like treat-dispensing toys or sniffing games? 6. Training and Commands Training Level: Are they potty trained? Do they follow basic commands like "sit," "stay," or "leave it"? Command Words: Pets may know specific phrases for things like “walk,” “treat,” or “bedtime.” Knowing these helps maintain consistency. Behavioral Issues: Do they jump, chew, bark excessively, or have other habits you should be aware of? 7. Safety and Security Leash and Collar: Are they leash-trained? Is their collar secure, and does it have ID tags with their name and owner’s contact info? Escape Risks: Are they known to bolt out the door, dig under fences, or climb out of enclosures? Home Environment: Are there specific areas they are not allowed in? Do they have a favorite hiding spot or place to relax? 8. Owner’s Preferences House Rules: Are pets allowed on furniture or beds? Are there areas off-limits in the house? Grooming Needs: Do they need brushing, baths, or nail trims during your time with them? Special Requests: Does the owner have any specific instructions, like training reinforcement or how to handle certain behaviors? Beforehand Checklist To make sure you're fully prepared, you can create a checklist to review with the owner: Emergency contacts and vet info Feeding and medication schedule Daily routine and activity level Known behaviors, fears, and quirks House rules and boundaries Favorite toys or games Instructions for handling emergencies
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