Janis D. Pet Care Provider in Peyton, CO 80831

I’d love to be in your animal's life. I am available If you need a great dog walker, pet sitter, or pet day care provider to lovingly care for your pets while you're at work or away. I'll be more than happy to help set your mind at ease.
Why I like being a pet sitter? I believe that it is very important that you find a pet sitter that you feel would care for your pet the way they should be cared for. I know that I am that special pet sitter.

What makes me a great pet sitter? I am open, reliable, frank, and honest. I would love for you to show up unannounced for a surprise check-in. Feel free to drop by the park at the time your pet is walking with me and observe our interaction. See how your pet is getting along with me in your absence, first-hand and put your mind at ease -- or bring any issues to the surface so we can discuss them early on, or terminate the arrangement if you're not happy.

In order to ensure that you get the best outcome and positive experience --I’d ask that you provide to me:

1.A clear process for communication.
Do you prefer to communicate by phone or by email? Or a mix of both?
Do you prefer a phone call at 24 hours into a pet-sitting arrangement to make sure everything is working out and that your pet is safe, happy, and healthy?
Discuss cancellations and last-minute changes in advance.
And if there are any issues, my preferences for how to be contacted are by phone and text messaging.

2. Emergency Checklist for your Pets
Emergency protocol and a backup plan (and a backup to the backup plan) are crucial elements of any good pet care relationship between provider and owner.
Which way do you prefer to be contacted at the last minute?

3. A clear plan for managing and evaluating your pet care needs. I understand that we may need to make adjustments along the way.
A plan and frequency for exchanging information.
Do you prefer that I provide daily notes about your pet’s behavior and health.

4.An opportunity to start your pet care relationship off on a trial basis.One month is a good length for a pet care trial, since your dog, cat, or other animal will need more than a week to adjust to the new routine and new person.

I love being a pet sitter. I believe with all of my heart that our pets are part of the family and that we want to make sure that our pets get the things they deserve.
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Graduated high school May of 2016.

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Marci. Peyton CO at 17195343963