Sara C.
Bristol, CT






Services
Sara can care for
Availability
I work full time as a vet tech so if I am dog sitting, I either stay over and take care of your pets before and after work or I will pop in before and after work. On days I don't work, I work around your pet's needs. If they are fine with something quick and are fine to be home alone or if they need company for an extended amount of time. I am very flexible.
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About Sara C.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
When I am in your home I am very respectful. I am here for your animals and don't want to cause any unnecessary mess in your house! I talk out loud and talk to your pets. I give love and affection for those who want it and give space to those who want it. I do not force myself onto your pets, if they don't want affection, I won't make them.
Information Sara C. would like to know about your pet
I would like to know about any allergies, toy/treat likes and dislikes, if they have experience with other dogs and people, and if they have any training (basic commands, leash, etc). If they have anxiety: any triggers they have to avoid.
A typical day
Dogs: I usually come over and walk them. Depending on how the weather is outside determines how long we stay out there. After we finish outside I spend the rest of the time hanging out with your dog. In the past if the dog I’m watching is dog friendly and the owners approve, I’ve brought my dog over to play. Cats: cats are hit or miss when it comes to new people in their space so I will go off of what the individual cat needs. If they’re a reserved/skittish cat I do what needs to be done (whether that’s medication, feeding, litter box cleaning, etc) in a way that lessens their stress quickest. If they’re more outgoing/friendly I spend time giving them affection and playing.
Location
Bristol, CT
Pets
Dog lover who enjoys a stroll!
Pet care experience
Hello, my name is Sarafina and I am vet tech who has 3 cats, 3 dogs, 1 axolotl, and a bunch of plants! In my spare time I show my Shar-Pei in dog shows and do dog sports. I am comfortable taking care of dogs and cats of all ages and am comfortable giving oral/transdermal/injectable medications.
Cat care experience

Sara also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Reviews

We’ve been using Sara for pet care for 5 years and she’s always reliable and provides the best care for our pets.

Once again our dog had a great time, would recommend Sara.


Peace of mind. Sara took care of our pets on two separate occasions staying overnight in my home – when we returned it’s like she was never there. She was very communicative while we were away, sending photos and keeping us updated. Very grateful for Sara’s attention to detail, proactivity, and thoughtfulness. Thank you, Sara!

Sara is wonderful!
About Sara C.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
When I am in your home I am very respectful. I am here for your animals and don't want to cause any unnecessary mess in your house! I talk out loud and talk to your pets. I give love and affection for those who want it and give space to those who want it. I do not force myself onto your pets, if they don't want affection, I won't make them.
Information Sara C. would like to know about your pet
I would like to know about any allergies, toy/treat likes and dislikes, if they have experience with other dogs and people, and if they have any training (basic commands, leash, etc). If they have anxiety: any triggers they have to avoid.
A typical day
Dogs: I usually come over and walk them. Depending on how the weather is outside determines how long we stay out there. After we finish outside I spend the rest of the time hanging out with your dog. In the past if the dog I’m watching is dog friendly and the owners approve, I’ve brought my dog over to play. Cats: cats are hit or miss when it comes to new people in their space so I will go off of what the individual cat needs. If they’re a reserved/skittish cat I do what needs to be done (whether that’s medication, feeding, litter box cleaning, etc) in a way that lessens their stress quickest. If they’re more outgoing/friendly I spend time giving them affection and playing.
Sara C.
Bristol, CT
