Chipping Campden’s historic High Street sits among the north Cotswold villages. Whether home is in town or reached by a village lane, a clear handover helps Liz understand the property before the holiday begins.
Care is provided by Liz, who is very experienced with cats and dogs. Get to know Liz ↗
COMFY PAWS. COSY HOMES.
Care for your home. Company for your pets.
House sitting
Walk through the house together and explain the everyday essentials: locks, heating controls and any rooms kept pet-free. Agree sleeping arrangements for Liz as well as for your animals, and make sure the dates cover the nights you actually need.
Your house will be vacuumed and left tidy before you arrive home. Light garden care, including watering plants and the lawn, can be agreed with Liz before your stay.
If one cat eats slowly and another would happily finish both dinners, explain how you separate meals. Labelled food and a short written routine are more useful than changing the feeding system just before departure.
The countryside around Campden does not mean every dog wants a big hike. Describe the walks your dog already enjoys, how long they normally go out and what makes them comfortable on a lead.
Have rabbits, guinea pigs or other pets too? Tell Liz the species and care routine before booking so suitability can be discussed. Read about other pet sitting ↗
LET’S GET HOLIDAY-READY
Before you pack the suitcase.
A few details help Liz check whether the stay is a good fit. For Chipping Campden, start with:
Which animal eats which food, including treats.
Sleeping arrangements and rooms kept closed.
The first evening and final morning care plan.
Agree the little things together.
An overnight stay means Liz stays in your home during the agreed nights. Arrival, departure, daytime care and any periods away from the property are discussed in advance; continuous attendance is not assumed.
The calendar is a guide. Contact Liz with your postcode, dates and all your pets’ needs to confirm availability and your quote.
Yes, discuss your dog’s usual pace, duration and preferences. Daytime walkies are part of the overnight care arrangements, with the routine agreed for your dog rather than a fixed route or distance.
Do I need to prepare written instructions?
A short clear guide helps: meals, walks, household essentials and contacts. Go through it with Liz so any uncertainties can be resolved before you leave.