LOCAL CARE. LOVELY LITTLE ROUTINES.
While you head off on holiday, Liz can keep the meals, company and walkies happening at your Bourton-on-the-Water home.
Overnight stays from £50 per night
Pet photos from Liz · village scene is AI-created
AT HOME IN BOURTON-ON-THE-WATER
The River Windrush runs through Bourton-on-the-Water, and the village can be busy with visitors. Your dog’s familiar routine is a better guide to a comfortable outing than simply choosing the most popular spot.
Care is provided by Liz, who is very experienced with cats and dogs. Get to know Liz ↗
COMFY PAWS. COSY HOMES.
For an overnight stay, explain how you normally come and go without pets slipping through the door. If your entrance opens onto a shared path or road, show Liz the routine you use and where leads and keys are kept.
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.
More about house sitting ↗Some cats want a little attention with their dinner; others prefer to watch from a distance. Tell Liz what is normal for yours, including favourite hiding places, so a quiet cat is not confused with a missing one.
More about cat care ↗Point out any busy stretches or waterside sections you normally avoid. Walk length, timing and handling are discussed around your dog’s existing habits, with daytime walks included in agreed overnight care.
More about dog care ↗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
A few details help Liz check whether the stay is a good fit. For Bourton-on-the-Water, start with:
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.
Plan your holiday careNo route is imposed. Explain where you usually walk and what your dog finds comfortable. Liz will agree a practical routine with you rather than assuming that a tourist route suits every dog.
Tell Liz how many cats you have and whether meals need to be separated. The visit schedule, suitability and price are agreed after discussing the household.
LESS WORRY. MORE HOLIDAY.
Tell Liz about your pets and the dates you have in mind.