I have a heart for furkids because they are family, not just pets. I understand how important it is for owners to have peace of mind when they are away, knowing that their furkid is safe, well cared for, and emotionally comfortable.

I have hands-on experience caring for different animals. At one point, I had seven bunnies, and I raised two of them from birth. Through caring for them, I gained experience in syringe feeding, giving medication, and subcutaneous fluids. I also nursed one of my bunnies with splayed limbs back to good health, so I am sensitive to small changes in behaviour, appetite, movement, toilet habits, and energy level.

I am also a proud mum of a 2-year-old dog, and I went through her training journey fully with her. To me, walking a dog is not just about bringing them outside. There is a proper basis to it — safety, leash handling, routine, emotional regulation, and understanding the dog’s comfort level.

Apart from bunnies and dogs, I have also been entrusted to care for cats and chickens at the owner’s home. I groom my own furkids myself, so I am comfortable with basic handling and cleanliness routines.

For doggy day care and boarding, arrangements will be discussed and confirmed before booking so that timing, routine, and suitability are clear upfront.

For boarding, care includes feeding based on the owner’s instructions, fresh water, indoor rest time, outdoor walks / potty breaks, and overnight rest in a playpen area. Owners will need to provide their dog’s own food, leash/harness, and pee pads if an indoor potty option is needed. A small toy is fine, but I usually keep the rest area simple on my end for hygiene and settling purposes.

As I have my own dog at home, I only take dogs who are comfortable around another dog and suitable for my home setup.

For dogs, I mainly accept small to medium-sized dogs that are manageable on leash. For puppies, senior pets, or pets with special care needs, I am happy to discuss the routine first to make sure I can provide proper care.

For safety and health reasons, I prefer to take in vaccinated furkids, especially as I have my own dog at home. If your furkid is not vaccinated, I am open to discussing the situation first before deciding if it is suitable.