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Sorry this is a bit vague, as it was a longish while ago and I am trying to remember how things went! I have only ever used a pet sitter once when we were going away and my friend who used to kindly pop in and feed my cats and chickens was not available. I found her advert at the vet and phoned to make an appointment to meet. She was at ease and happy with both the cats and the chickens and they all seemed happy to go to her. We arranged that she would come in twice a day and I think it was for either six days or a week. She lived about 6 miles away, so there was travel considerations too. I think we paid her £70 and all went well - all animals happy on return. We have not had to use a pet sitter since but had no complaints about this particular woman. Not sure if that helps you at all Elvisisboss! |
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hyia lol thanks yes it does!! think i worded it all wrong but there we go!! lol think i know what im looking for! |
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When i visit a new client I always take my insurance, disclosure and refferences with me. I talk to the owners about my experiences, my fee and any particular requirements. |
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