Petula Bark Pet Sitting

Petula Bark Pet Sitting Professional pet sitting in your own home. Highly experienced with many breeds of dog. Trustworthy & reliable with references. CRB checked.
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Pet Sitting by a highly experienced animal owner. Care provided in your own home with all queries and expectations being agreed beforehand to ensure total customer satisfaction.

Finding the right level of care for your animals whilst you're away can be stressful for all involved. Pet sitters who call in during the day have time limitations and may not be able to come at the times you require. Boarding establishments can cause unnecessary worry to both you and your pet. Petula Bark offers the ideal solution by staying in your home, giving you peace of mind that not only are your animals being cared for in the their own surroundings but also that your home is occupied. As each pet is different and needs vary from feeding, exercising or nursing there is no set rate. Contact Petula Bark to discuss your needs and to receive a quotation. If you wish to proceed with a booking you will be sent the necessary paperwork and asked to pay a 30% deposit in advance. Insured through Petplan for liability, care of animals and loss of keys.

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Avinguida Sant Agustin
Ibiza
07829

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603360557

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Thanks to my father, we’ve always had dogs in the family. As kids at home, we beagles and as the family dispersed due to adulthood and break-ups we all branched off with our own choice of breeds - my dad went on to own labradors of several colours and his fair share of springer spaniels. At his ripe old age of seventy-something he still has a black lab and two springers. My sister has owned a menagerie of terriers and lurchers. One lurcher was stolen a couple of years ago, which is an issue we’re still not allowed to mention to her as it’s too painful.

I too feel that pain. I’ve also had a few different breeds of dog in my lifetime, nearly all due to the dogs at the time needing urgent care or a home. I’ve owned a Rottweiler/Dobermann cross which has distemper and had to be nursed back to health and a Boxer which was found wandering the car park of the local hospital.

My last two dogs were the ones with me the longest and made a real impact to me. Ripley was a cross between a minature English Bull Terrier and a Staffordshire - she had the long ears but a short snout. I had Ripley from a pup, she was the runt of the litter but outlived the rest of them by a lifetime - she lived to be 17 years old. Sam was a pedigree Staffordshire Bull Terrier who came to me a few years later and lived to be 13. The loss of both of these dogs is still painful for me despite the years which have passed.

I miss the company of dogs but I can’t commit to owning another for various reasons. I started Petula Bark in the UK and had some great jobs, some people’s dogs really making a hole in my heart as I miss them terribly since moving to Ibiza.