Each pet is unique - their routines, meal times, and potty schedule is just the tip of the iceberg. I always start with a thorough evaluation to get to know your pet(s), while assessing their body language and temperament. I follow the Fear Free principles while providing pet care, which helps me build trust with each pet I care for. It also helps me to establish a baseline of their behavior, so I can alert you of anything out of the ordinary. I don’t just show up, I pay attention!

I can send after-visit updates via text with a detailed explanation of how it went, and usually a cute photo or two. I can also leave an equally detailed physical note or “report card” for you to read upon your return home. Packages at the door are always brought in, and wet paws are towel dried. For folks on vacation, I’m happy to alternate lights/curtains, put out and take in trash barrels, grab mail/packages, water indoor plants, and other light home maintenance.

I also always have a Pet First Aid kit in my car, backup slip lead on my person, and for walks in the dark a reflective vest & headlamp/flashlight. For particularly hot days & long walks, I provide a doggy water bottle. If you’re worried about tick season, I can do a thorough tick check after our walks/visits.

Are your pet(s) adopted from Lowell Humane Society? Let me know during our meet and greet, and provide their proof of adoption to receive a 20% lifetime discount on all services.

Lowell Humane Society typically has 100+ animals in their care - from cats and dogs to birds, rats, rabbits, chinchillas and more! Consider a monetary donation or a supplies donation if you’re able. Or if you are interested in adding a new member to the family, check out their list of available animals here.