Bidford-on-Avon sits beside the River Avon, with the Big Meadow among its familiar local spaces. For a sitting stay, tell Liz about the routes and routines your own pets actually use.
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
An overnight handover should cover the home as well as the animals. Show Liz the locks, where pet supplies are kept and the routine for the last outing of the evening. Agree when responsibility begins and ends around your trip.
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.
For cats who prefer staying home with feeding visits, discuss how often you need someone to come and what is involved at each visit. The address and schedule are checked before a separate price is agreed.
A riverside location does not mean every dog wants a riverside walk. Explain your usual route, how the dog responds to other animals and any stretches you choose to avoid, so daytime outings fit their habits.
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 Bidford-on-Avon, start with:
Preferred dog routes and places you avoid.
The evening lock-up and final outing.
The cat visit frequency you have in mind.
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.