Services

Happy Pets, Unbeatable Pet-Sitting and Dog Walking 

With Peace of Mind Pet Care by Jodi, you will find everything you need to give you total peace of mind. I am a trustworthy, reliable and caring sitter and dog walker. I will make sure your pets get plenty of fresh air and exercise in order to develop their physical fitness and social skills.

Walkies 

£8.00 for 30 mins
£13 1hr 

*£2.50 extra per additional dog within the same household 

Prices based on location 

These will be individual walks, not group walks unless arranged by you. Adventure, socialisation, stimulation...nothing beats being outdoors! 

If your dog prefers a quieter route away from other dogs just let me know! Regardless of your animal’s type, age or mannerisms, each of my services will be customized specifically for them.
I will take photos to send and show you of our adventures!

Pop in Pet Visits

Out at work, or have social gathering to attend? Or perhaps your animal suffers with separation anxiety and doesn't like to be left for long. This service is also good for pets that don't need a constant presence, just a little tlc and to be fed. I can feed them, top up water, play with them, clean cages/puppy pads/litter trays etc, let them out in the garden, cuddle them, administer any medication and anything else you require... always keeping to your routine to give you peace of mind! 

£7.50 30 min visit 
£12 1hr visit 

Homeboard Small Pets 

Have your small pets stay at my house whilst you are on holiday! I'll treat them exactly like my own, I'll make sure they are comfortable, clean, well fed and loved! I can administer medication if required and give them shelter against harsher conditions.
Rabbits will have to be vaccinated and proof will be required. All you have to do is provide me with their usual food!

£3.00 a day (for up to two small pets living together)

Pet Sit & Stay In Your Own Home 

Rest assured that your pet will receive the attentiveness, love and care they need whilst you are away. They can stay in the comfort of their own home! This can ease anxiety with the familiarity of their normal surroundings and if you aren't too keen on Kennels then this service is for you!
I will keep them in their normal routine as much as possible following everything that you say.

I can put your bins out and water your plants too...just ask! I'll keep everything as tidy as possible too.
£45.00 daily for up to 2 pets 
*Please note an additonal charge for additional pets applies. 

Weekend Dog Walking and Pop In Visits

Not spending as much time as you’d like with your pet? Don’t let your busy schedule interfere with your furry friend’s well-being. Give the care and attention they deserve by taking advantage of my services. I can offer weekend walks and pop in visits too! 

Get To Know Me

Recommended - a get to know me session. You and your pet(s) will get to know me before I look after them. We can run through exactly what you want me to do and where everything is kept, to ensure my visits and care run as smoothly as possible. There are some things I'll want to know and if you could have appropriate vaccination proof to hand and Vets details that would be great. I will also want to know dietry requirements, medication if on any, allergies and anything else you think I should know. We will discuss behaviour as I know all pets are different and I will work with that in mind. 

Weather Policy 

I will always do my best to ensure that your dog is walked regardless of the weather, but there will be times that I deem it to be irresponsible and unsafe to take your dog out.

I do reserve the right to cancel or shorten walks accordingly, but can offer to stay at home with them instead and care for them if you are not in. I can let them out in your garden and play with them in the safety of your home.

I will check the weather ahead of the walk and keep you informed as to whether I think it's unsafe to take them out.

Please always make sure that you have the appropriate weather defence gear for your dog, especially if their coat is sparse - they feel the harsher weather conditions. 

When it's hailing:

Walking in hail can be painful for your pooch. Some dogs find the noise to be overpowering and it can frighten them, especially if hail is accompanied by thunder and lightning. 

When it's snowing or icey:

Did you know snow balls on the dogs fur, particularly around the stomach, chest and paw area can clump and pull, this can be very painful for your dog. Also salt that has been put down for ice... can cause painful burns to your dogs feet, so make you wash their paws, legs and stomach down. 

Black ice isn't always obvious, it can make walks incredibly slippery making the walk dangerous.  A person slipping with a dog on a lead could result in the dog being pulled over, or being fallen onto. 

Snow and ice also might delay me getting to you on time... so please bare that on mind.

Remember!!! Antifreeze is toxic, so mop up any spillages and don't let them drink from puddles where this might have run into.

High winds:

It's always risky walking in high winds, the risk is flying and falling debris, trees and branches which could harm myself or your dog. It might be best to just let them out in the garden in such weather conditions, as it's not worth the risk.

Hot hot hot weather:

When the temperatures sore, certain breeds such as Malamutes and Huskies can really find the heat challenging. As well as other breeds with heavy coats and brachycephalic dogs, those with flat faces and short noses such as Pugs and French bulldogs, struggle to breathe correctly when trying to walk in extremes of heat.

All breeds are at risk from the pavements, they can get extremely hot and cause burns their foot pads. A rule of thumb is whether you can stand barefoot on the tarmac for 7 seconds (or use the back of your hand). If it's too hot for you, it will be too hot for your dog! 

In a heatwave both dogs and humans are at risk of collapse from heat exhaustion, so again I would take this into consideration.

I will always bring water for your dog on my walks, I have some cool mats and I'll find shade to cool your dog down. It's always best to avoid walking your dogs during the hottest part of the day. 

What are the symptoms of heatstroke in dogs?

• Panting heavily

• Drooling excessively

• Appears lethargic, drowsy or uncoordinated

• Vomiting

• Collapsing

NEVER leave a dog in a hot car.

Thank you for understanding.... My main aim is to keep your dogs safe on my walks.

Pet First Aid - Fully Insured - DBS checked 

Knowing your animal is in safe hands is so very important. I keep up to date with the latest Pet First Aid courses, as I know that the time prior to a Vet visit is crucial in an emergency and I will do everything I can to help your pets. I am fully insured with Pet Plan Sanctuary and DBS checked... so feel free to ask to see my certificates, they are ready to view anytime!

I’m ready to take care of your pets and whatever they may need to make them feel at home.