Kattenoppas in Valkenswaard

Over: I’ve been taking care of all kinds of animals since I was about 11 years old. This ranged from small beta fish all the way up to huge greyhounds. I get off around 4 pm on my usual schedule. After that, I have plenty of time to fulfill any and all of your pets needs! On the weekends, I’m fully available for house sitting as well. I have a fenced in backyard for your dog to run and play around in. I also love to run so if your pet is energetic and loves the same I’ll gladly handle that. I have a small calico cat who’s just about to hit two years old, she’s very friendly with all animals.

“She was very flexible with setting up a meet and greet beforehand and also with the timing to come by and care for the cats on the actual date. We also appreciated the photos she shared and that she hung out with them for a little while! I will definitely request her as a sitter again. :)”

Jessica T.

Over: I have a 4yo toller myself, plenty spare time because of my job and a huge love for dogs! I feel bad when I don’t spend enough time with my dog and always wondered if there was a solution to it.. well here it is! Vice versa I can spend time with your pet too - or even have doggy play dates if you like! I work as a flight attendant so my schedule is different every week. But when I’m off I’m home full days, which makes me super flexible. I co parent my own dog, and have him all days I’m off. I usually walk 3 times a day with him, sometimes 4. Cuddles, training and playtime at home excluded ;) I have a 4yo toller (male) who’s very social and loves to play - so doggy play dates are an option! I could also take care of your dog by walking him/her, taking him/her to the park or making sure he/she gets attention and food at home

Over: always take care of friend's dogs for months. walk them at least 4 times per day. sometimes 'borrow' dogs on my holiday to explore nature together home work. could walk dog several times per day. also could spend times with dogs during day time. could also send pictures sometimes if needed (actually I like to share pictures with owner) nothing special in my apartment, large enough for one dog. no kids, no other animals at my place. a balcony if need to know. dog could stay in all room, no limitation.

Over: I have taken care of pets since I was 7 years old, when my family started a dog business. In the past years, I attended multiple dog shows and trained different dog breeds. My grandfather`s profession is a dog breeder and trainer and I always helped him and picked up some useful skills in pet care. I grew up helping run a dog kennel with my family in Romania, where we raised and trained dogs with a wide range of temperaments and needs. We worked most closely with Rottweilers, German Shepherds, and Bernese Mountain Dogs, but I’m comfortable handling any breed, including mixed breeds and rescue dogs who may need extra patience or structure. My experience includes obedience training, guarding, socialization, and correcting aggressive or reactive behavior, always tailored to the individual dog’s needs. I understand how to adjust care and training depending on breed traits, age, energy level, past trauma, or medical conditions, and I’m always happy to follow your pet’s routine to keep them safe, calm, and fulfilled. Pet care is a core part of my daily life. I’m currently catching up on university credits, which gives me a flexible schedule with plenty of free time that I dedicate to dog sitting, walks, and outdoor activities. Whether it's early morning or late evening, I’m able to adjust to each pet's needs and routine. Caring for animals isn't just something I do on the side — it’s something I genuinely enjoy and prioritize every day. I currently do not host dogs in my own home, but I’m happy to care for them in your home while you’re away. I follow your pet’s normal routine as closely as possible — walks, meals, attention, and playtime included — so they feel safe and relaxed. I know how stressful it can be for pets to stay in shelters or busy kennels, and I always aim to offer the opposite: calm, one-on-one care, where your dog feels secure in their environment. This way, you return home to the same happy pet you left — no disruption, just wagging tails.