Sai sree N.
Calgary, AB
Services
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Availability
Pet care is part of my everyday routine. I plan my day around walks, playtime, feeding, and check‑ins, so dogs always get consistent attention and activity. Whether it’s morning exercise or evening wind‑down time, I make sure each pup feels cared for and included throughout the day.
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About Sai sree N.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Safety and trust are my top priorities. In my home, I make sure dogs have a clean, secure space with plenty of supervised playtime and enrichment. I follow each dog’s routine—feeding, walks, potty breaks, and any special instructions—so they feel comfortable and cared for. When I’m in a client’s home, I respect their space, maintain their dog’s routine exactly as given, and keep everything tidy and consistent. I also send regular updates so pet parents always feel connected and reassured.
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Information Sai sree N. would like to know about your pet
Before caring for any dog, I always ask a few key questions so I can give them the safest, happiest experience possible. Some of the things that help me prepare are: Daily routine — feeding times, walk schedule, sleep habits, and any comforting rituals Energy level — whether they’re high‑energy, mellow, or somewhere in between Social preferences — how they do with other dogs, new people, or busy environments Behavior quirks — barking triggers, separation anxiety, chewing habits, or anything unique Training level — leash manners, recall, crate training, or commands they know Medical needs — allergies, medications, mobility issues, or past injuries Feeding rules — portion sizes, treats allowed, and any food sensitivities House rules — furniture rules, crate use, or boundaries you want me to keep Emergency info — vet contact, preferred emergency clinic, and any special instructions
A typical day
🐾 Daily Pet‑Care Schedule (7 AM – 7 PM) Takeaway: A balanced routine mixes movement, mental work, feeding, bonding, and calm time so your dog stays healthy and happy. --- 7:00 AM — Morning Wake & Walk • Morning Walk — 20–30 min brisk walk for potty + energy release • Light sniffing time for mental stimulation • Fresh water refill --- 8:00 AM — Breakfast & Calm Time • Feeding Time — Serve breakfast • 10–15 min calm rest after eating (no running) --- 9:00 AM — Play Session • Interactive Play — fetch, tug, or indoor games • Short training refresh (sit, stay, recall) --- 10:00 AM — Rest / Nap • Quiet nap time • Soft background music or chew toy --- 11:00 AM — Enrichment Activity • Mental Enrichment — puzzle feeder, snuffle mat, frozen Kong • Light indoor movement --- 12:00 PM — Midday Walk • Noon Walk — 15–20 min • Potty break + slow-paced sniff walk --- 1:00 PM — Lunch (If your dog eats 3 meals) • Optional depending on age/breed • Hydration check --- 2:00 PM — Quiet Time / Nap • Crate rest or comfy bed • Good time for you to work or step out 3:00 PM — Training Session • Training Time — 10–15 min • Tricks, obedience, leash manners, or impulse control • Keep it fun and reward-based --- 4:00 PM — Afternoon Play • Moderate play: fetch, flirt pole, or backyard time • Mental games like hide‑and‑seek --- 5:00 PM — Evening Walk • Evening Walk — 20–30 min • Great time for exercise before dinner --- 6:00 PM — Dinner • Dinner Routine — Serve evening meal • Calm time after eating --- 7:00 PM — Wind‑Down Care • Grooming: brushing, paw check, wipe-down • Light cuddles, bonding, or chew time • Prepare for nighttime routine
Location
Calgary, AB
Pets
Friendly, Responsible for furry fam
Pet care experience
I provide calm, attentive care and treat every dog like my own. I’m especially good with active, social pups who love playtime, and I make sure they get plenty of exercise, enrichment, and affection. I’m patient, reliable, and always focused on keeping dogs safe, happy, and comfortable while their owners are away.
Reviews
Highly recommend Saisree for pet sitting. She kept me updated throughout the day with photos and little notes about how banff(my dog) was doing. Liger is such a gentle, well‑behaved dog, however he takes his own time to get comfortable which was fine and once he settled, the two of them made the perfect duo for my pup. You can tell she genuinely loves dogs.
Saisree was amazing with my dog 🐶 benz , She treated him like family and made sure he had plenty of walks, playtime, and cuddles. Her own pup, Liger, is super friendly (takes little time ) and made my dog feel right at home. I felt completely at ease knowing she was taking care of him.
Saisree took amazing care of my dog, Leo. He was loved, safe, and super happy the whole time. Her dog, Liger, was the perfect friendly companion for him. I had complete peace of mind knowing Leo was in such caring hands. Highly recommend her to anyone looking for a trustworthy and loving dog sitter!”
I couldn’t be happier with the care Saisree provided for Dracarys. From the moment I dropped him off, it was clear he was in safe, loving hands. She treated him like her own — giving him attention, playtime, and all the comfort he needed. Dracarys was happy, relaxed, and full of love when I picked him up. It was obvious he enjoyed every moment with her. I got updates, photos, and reassurance throughout, which made the whole experience stress‑free. In addition he got his best buddy liger and invented a new game names - chase me or share treats.
About Sai sree N.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Safety and trust are my top priorities. In my home, I make sure dogs have a clean, secure space with plenty of supervised playtime and enrichment. I follow each dog’s routine—feeding, walks, potty breaks, and any special instructions—so they feel comfortable and cared for. When I’m in a client’s home, I respect their space, maintain their dog’s routine exactly as given, and keep everything tidy and consistent. I also send regular updates so pet parents always feel connected and reassured.
Home
Information Sai sree N. would like to know about your pet
Before caring for any dog, I always ask a few key questions so I can give them the safest, happiest experience possible. Some of the things that help me prepare are: Daily routine — feeding times, walk schedule, sleep habits, and any comforting rituals Energy level — whether they’re high‑energy, mellow, or somewhere in between Social preferences — how they do with other dogs, new people, or busy environments Behavior quirks — barking triggers, separation anxiety, chewing habits, or anything unique Training level — leash manners, recall, crate training, or commands they know Medical needs — allergies, medications, mobility issues, or past injuries Feeding rules — portion sizes, treats allowed, and any food sensitivities House rules — furniture rules, crate use, or boundaries you want me to keep Emergency info — vet contact, preferred emergency clinic, and any special instructions
A typical day
🐾 Daily Pet‑Care Schedule (7 AM – 7 PM) Takeaway: A balanced routine mixes movement, mental work, feeding, bonding, and calm time so your dog stays healthy and happy. --- 7:00 AM — Morning Wake & Walk • Morning Walk — 20–30 min brisk walk for potty + energy release • Light sniffing time for mental stimulation • Fresh water refill --- 8:00 AM — Breakfast & Calm Time • Feeding Time — Serve breakfast • 10–15 min calm rest after eating (no running) --- 9:00 AM — Play Session • Interactive Play — fetch, tug, or indoor games • Short training refresh (sit, stay, recall) --- 10:00 AM — Rest / Nap • Quiet nap time • Soft background music or chew toy --- 11:00 AM — Enrichment Activity • Mental Enrichment — puzzle feeder, snuffle mat, frozen Kong • Light indoor movement --- 12:00 PM — Midday Walk • Noon Walk — 15–20 min • Potty break + slow-paced sniff walk --- 1:00 PM — Lunch (If your dog eats 3 meals) • Optional depending on age/breed • Hydration check --- 2:00 PM — Quiet Time / Nap • Crate rest or comfy bed • Good time for you to work or step out 3:00 PM — Training Session • Training Time — 10–15 min • Tricks, obedience, leash manners, or impulse control • Keep it fun and reward-based --- 4:00 PM — Afternoon Play • Moderate play: fetch, flirt pole, or backyard time • Mental games like hide‑and‑seek --- 5:00 PM — Evening Walk • Evening Walk — 20–30 min • Great time for exercise before dinner --- 6:00 PM — Dinner • Dinner Routine — Serve evening meal • Calm time after eating --- 7:00 PM — Wind‑Down Care • Grooming: brushing, paw check, wipe-down • Light cuddles, bonding, or chew time • Prepare for nighttime routine
Sai sree N.
Calgary, AB