yi w.
bath
Services
yi can care for
Availability
I take this job as a part-time job. After May, as a graduate student at the University of Bath, I no longer have classes. So I hope to find a part-time job to support my living expenses in the UK. I can be available at any time during the day when you need me. But sometimes I will travel outside and need to confirm the time with me three days in advance. But most of the time, I am in Bath, UK.
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About yi w.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
In China, I have three dogs and one cat. Usually, I take my dogs for walks in the morning, at noon, and in the evening. This is because over the past few years, I have been reading a lot, so I have plenty of time to take them for walks. I also pay close attention to their diet and avoid giving them anything they can't eat. I spend one to two hours playing with the cats every day, and the rest of the time I can be by their side, which is the ideal situation.
Information yi w. would like to know about your pet
It would be really helpful to know your pet’s usual routine, including feeding times, walking habits, and any specific behaviours. Please also let me know if your pet has any medical needs, anxiety, or things they don’t like (for example, other dogs, loud noises, or being left alone). The more I understand your pet in advance, the easier it is for me to keep them comfortable and safe while you’re away.
A typical day
I like to keep pets active but also comfortable, depending on their personality. For dogs, I usually plan regular walks, some playtime, and enough rest in between so they don’t get overwhelmed. I pay attention to their energy levels and adjust the pace, whether they prefer long walks or shorter, relaxed outings. For cats or quieter pets, I focus more on keeping their routine consistent, making sure they feel safe, fed, and not stressed in their own environment. I try to make the day feel normal and calm for them, even when their owner is away.
Location
bath, United Kingdom
Pets
has three dogs and a cat
Pet care experience
- Experience with multiple dogs and cats (3 dogs + 1 cat in my family) - Familiar with daily routines: feeding, walking, basic grooming - Experienced with long-term care (my pets lived up to 18 years) - Comfortable handling both small and large dogs - Able to follow detailed care instructions from owners
About yi w.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
In China, I have three dogs and one cat. Usually, I take my dogs for walks in the morning, at noon, and in the evening. This is because over the past few years, I have been reading a lot, so I have plenty of time to take them for walks. I also pay close attention to their diet and avoid giving them anything they can't eat. I spend one to two hours playing with the cats every day, and the rest of the time I can be by their side, which is the ideal situation.
Information yi w. would like to know about your pet
It would be really helpful to know your pet’s usual routine, including feeding times, walking habits, and any specific behaviours. Please also let me know if your pet has any medical needs, anxiety, or things they don’t like (for example, other dogs, loud noises, or being left alone). The more I understand your pet in advance, the easier it is for me to keep them comfortable and safe while you’re away.
A typical day
I like to keep pets active but also comfortable, depending on their personality. For dogs, I usually plan regular walks, some playtime, and enough rest in between so they don’t get overwhelmed. I pay attention to their energy levels and adjust the pace, whether they prefer long walks or shorter, relaxed outings. For cats or quieter pets, I focus more on keeping their routine consistent, making sure they feel safe, fed, and not stressed in their own environment. I try to make the day feel normal and calm for them, even when their owner is away.
yi w.
bath