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October, 2020 21:31


Hi I am Michelle and the owner of 'Any Pet Sitting and Walking'.


We are a small company dedicated to animals and all of the staff are hand picked and all have a high level of Animal Management and Care and detailed existing / background of working in the animal care industry working with rescue centres to working in city farms.


All staff are CRB checked and references can be supplied.


We are fully insured with Public Liability Insurance, Employee Insurance and Pet Services Insurance (certificates can be requested)


For our Pet Sitting services not only do we look after your fluffy pets but we do love a reptile too or even a bird (James is our bird expert!) it is ?14.00 per visit and we will ensure your pet is well looked after and loved as our own, you don?t need to worry about medication as we have trained staff who are happy to administer an injection or give a tablet all staff have an animal background and have been trained, so you can rest assured your pet is in good hands. Please note I have a dedicated team who solely look after the pets sitting so you are guaranteed the minimum of 45 minutes each visit.


Our team also have availability for dog walking so if your pooch needs a walk just give us a call.


Our aim is to bring enjoyment to each dog walk, we normally work in pairs and we assess each dog and put them in a group which suits the dogs needs so each dog is well exercised in body and mind and enjoys the walk and play with his/her dog buddies. We use various techniques such as ball/frisbie throwing for the more energetic dogs, to gentle strolls around the park enjoying the smells etc.


The cost is ?14.00 per hours walk In the park and a discount is given of 10% for block of 10 prepaid walks (although these do not have to be booked there and then as a record will be kept.


To book is just a phone call away or text or even WhatsApp once the initial meet and greet has been done and we are very adhoc so booking and cancellations can be last minute and we will endeavour to fit a walk for you, we all know life can change last minute so we aim to ensure your dog being walked is one thing you can cross off your list.



If you are interested you can contact me on 07443 942491 or James on 07488 339820


our website is www.anypetsittingandwalking.co.uk

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