PET SITTING & DOG WALKING JOBS

You will usually look after one dog or two dogs at a time in your home , while their owner is on holiday or away from home for a period of time. The aim is to integrate the pets into your family and home, so they have a holiday all of their own! Check out our Pet Sitting Services section for more  information on all our pet care services

• Parents with children at school (resident children must be aged 6 or over)
• Semi-retired or retired people
• People who work from home or are at home for most of the day
• People who are over 21 years of age, to comply with the requirements of our insurance provider

• Looking after one or two dogs at a time in your home
• Ability to offer a 24 Hour dog boarding service from 2 days to 3 weeks
• Understand special requests and specific conditions for each dog
• Walk dogs outdoors in all weather conditions
• Give each dog love and attention and treat them as part of the family
• Ensure the safety of the dogs you are walking and anyone else around them
• Remove pet waste
• Take photos of the dogs (so the dog owners can see how they are doing) and update customers regularly
• Communicate with clients, including arranging visits with new customers
• Ensure schedules are up to date each week
• You get to choose if you want a booking and always meet the owners/dogs before agreeing to any booking

• Walk for a few hours a day – you’ll be clocking up the steps on your Fitbit or pedometer!
• Submit for a police and reference check
• Complete a pet first aid course
• Carry out some paid trial home boards before taking the job
• Undergo training as required
• Demonstrate confident communication skills and customer service
• Have a reliable mobile phone and internet access
• Ensure resident pets are neutered and welcoming of new friends
• Home with no resident dogs preferable
• Must own home or have landlords/owners permission to run a business from home
• Must get for a dog boarding licence from your local council if applicable
• Must have a secure and non-communal garden
• Use our online booking and scheduling system to manage your diary and  update clients and TPC staff when you accept and complete your bookings

CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE A TRUSTED PET CARER JOB  APPLICATION FORM

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Dog Home Boarding Jobs

Dog Day Care Jobs

Dog Walker Jobs

Pop-In Pet Sitting Jobs

You will usually look after one, two or three dogs at a time in your home during the day, while their owner is out to work or  away from home for part of the day. The aim is to provided dog day welfare care for parts of the day, from half a day to a whole day, including feeding, water, exercise, comfort and TLC normally between the hours of  7:30 am to  7:30 pm, but you can set your own hours within practical considerations. Check out our Pet Sitting Services section for more  information on all our pet care services

• Parents with children at school (resident children must be aged 6 or over)
• Semi-retired or retired people
• People who work from home or are at home for most of the day
• People who are over 21 years of age, to comply with the requirements of our insurance provider

• Looking after one, two  or three dogs at a time
• Ability to offer a home dog day care service between 7:30 am and 7:30 pm
• Understand special requests and specific conditions for each dog
• Walk dogs outdoors in all weather conditions
• Give each dog love and attention and treat them as part of the family
• Ensure the safety of the dogs you are walking and anyone else around them
• Remove pet waste
• Take photos of the dogs (so the dog owners can see how they are doing) and update customers regularly
• Communicate with clients, including arranging visits with new customers
• Ensure schedules are up to date each week

• Look after dogs in your own home
• Walk for a few hours a day – you’ll be clocking up the steps on your Fitbit or pedometer!
• Submit for a police and reference check
• Complete a pet first aid course
• Carry out some paid trial dog day care before taking the job
• Undergo training as required
• Demonstrate confident communication skills and customer service
• Have a reliable mobile phone and internet access
• Ensure resident pets are neutered and welcoming of new friends
• Home with no resident dogs preferable
• Must own home or have landlords/owners permission to run a business from home
• Must get for a dog boarding licence from your local council if applicable
• Must have a secure and non-communal garden
• Use our online booking and scheduling system to manage your diary and  update clients and TPC staff when you accept and complete your bookings

CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE A TRUSTED PET CARER JOB APPLICATION FORM

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Every day people face the dilemma of what to do with their pets when they are working extra long hours or have to be away from home during the day – that’s why we building a professional team of approved pet carers/house sitters, dog walkers and wedding day chaperones covering many areas, so we wondered if you’d like to join our team too and get paid for doing something you love?

Dog Walking is a great alternative for some customers who can't always give their dogs the exercise they need. It also provides them with the reassurances that not only are their beloved pets being cared for but also they are getting  the exercise and TLC they need during the day. Check out our Pet Sitting Services section for more  information on all our pet care services

• Various positions available ranging from 3 to 15 hours per week
• Walks are during the day (most walks at lunchtime)
• Monday to Friday hours
• Permanent jobs only (no temporary or holiday jobs)
• Walking 2-3 dogs at a time (no pack walks)
• Pay from £12.00 to £23.00 per hour (depending on number of dogs walked)

• Parents with children at nursery or school
• Semi-retired or retired people
• People who work another part-time job
• Someone who works from home and wants some fresh air at lunchtime
• Someone who has their own business and wants to get out of the house for a few hours in the day

• Pick up and drop off dogs from their homes whilst ensuring the security of customers’ homes
• Transport dogs safely to and from their walks and homes in your own vehicle
• Understand special requests and specific conditions for each dog
• Walk dogs outdoors in all weather conditions (anywhere from twenty to sixty minutes at a time)
• Give each dog love and attention
• Ensure each dog is getting plenty of exercise and a toilet break
• Ensure the safety of the dogs you are walking and anyone else around them
• Remove pet waste
• Take photos of the dogs (so human clients can see how they are doing) and update customers regularly
• Give fresh water, wipe paws and towel wet dogs down
• Communicate with clients, including arranging visits with new customers (following initial customer visit by the Manager) or attend customer visits with their Manager
• Ensure schedules are up to date each week

• Walk for a few hours a day 
• Submit for a police and reference check
• Look after dogs as if they are a member of the family
• Complete our online pet first aid course
• Carry out some shadow walks before taking the job
• Undergo training as required
• Have a reliable car (insurance, tax and MOT)
• Knowledge of the area (or reliable sat nav)
• Happy to drive around the area collecting and returning dogs
• Have a reliable mobile phone and internet access
• Must get for a dog walking licence from your local council if applicable
• Use our online booking and scheduling system to manage your diary and  update clients and TPC staff when you complete your bookings

• Collect two to three doggie friends, usually from different homes (most dogs are paired with a play pal but we don’t do pack walking)
• Drive them to the local park for playtime, exercise, sniffing time and a few treats
• Drop the dogs back, check them over and towel down if wet
• Give the dogs some fresh water and leave a nice note for the owner
• You’ll carry this out a few times during the day

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Every day people face the dilemma of what to do with their pets when they are working extra long hours or plan to travel or have to be away from home – that’s why we building a professional team of approved pet carers/house sitters, dog walkers and wedding day chaperones covering many areas, so we wondered if you’d like to join our team too and get paid for doing something you love?

House pet sitting is a great alternative for some customers who do not or cannot put their dogs into kennels or a home boarding environment. It also provides them with the reassurances that not only are their beloved pets being cared for but also their home. Check out our Pet Sitting Services section for more  information on all our pet care services

• Semi-retired or retired people
• Someone who has flexibility during the day
• Someone who works from home or has their own business

• Looking after a variety of pets within the pet owners own home (cats, dogs, small animals, reptiles, fish and sometimes small livestock)
• Understand special requests and specific conditions for each animal
• Give each animal love and attention
• Take photos of the animals (so human clients can see how they are doing) and update customers regularly
• Tuning out livestock in the morning, feeding, watering and making them comfortable and bring them back in,  in the evening
• Communicate with clients, including arranging visits with new customers (with your manager’s support)
• Ensure schedules are up to date each week

• Submit for a police and reference check
• Look after a variety of pets as if they are a member of the family
• Complete a pet first aid course
• Carry out some shadow visits before taking the job
• Undergo training as required
• Have a reliable car (insurance, tax and MOT)
• Knowledge of the area (or reliable sat nav)
• Have a reliable mobile phone and internet access
• Use our online booking and scheduling system to manage your diary and  update clients and TPC staff when you accept and complete your bookings
• Must be over 21 years of age for insurance purposes

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How does it work?

Every day people face the dilemma of what to do with their pets when they are working extra long hours or plan to travel or have to be away from home or have a personal emergency situation and need last minute pet care for themselves or an elderly relative thats suddenly needs to go into hospital– that’s why we building a professional team of approved pet carers/house sitters, dog walkers and wedding day chaperones covering many areas, so we wondered if you’d like to join our team too and get paid for doing something you love? 

Pop-In Pet Sitting, Cat Sitting, Emergency Pet Care, Puppy eXtra Care and Livestock Visits is a great alternative for customers who have pets that do not need 24-hour care and attention, and who do not or cannot put their dogs, pets or small animals/livestock into dog day care, overnight kennels, catteries or a home boarding environment. It also provides them with the reassurances that not only are their beloved pets being cared for, but also their home is also checked on. Check out our Pet Sitting Services section for more  information on all our pet care services

• Parents with children at nursery or school
• Semi-retired or retired people
• People who work another part-time job
• Someone who works from home or has their own business
• Someone with transport to be able to get to our clients homes

• Visiting pet owners homes in the local area to look after a variety of pets to feed, provide fresh water, clean out litter trays, bowls etc.. and play with them and give them some TLC. Most visits are between 20- 30 minutes long. (cats, dogs, puppies, small animals, reptiles, fish)
• For some clients who may also have some small livestock, you would turn out their small livestock in the morning and bring back in early evening, along with feeding, watering and making them comfortable  (hens, ducks, geese, goats etc...) 
• Understand special requests and specific conditions for each animal
• Give each animal love and attention
• Take photos of the animals (so clients can see how they are doing) and update customers regularly
• Communicate with clients, including arranging visits with new customers (with your manager’s support)
• Ensure schedules are up to date each week

• Submit for a police and reference check
• Look after a variety of pets as if they are a member of the family
• Complete a pet first aid course
• Carry out some shadow visits before taking the job
• Undergo training as required
• Have a reliable car (insurance, tax and MOT)
• Knowledge of the area (or reliable sat nav)
• Have a reliable mobile phone and internet access
• Use our online booking and scheduling system to manage your diary and  update clients and TPC staff when you accept and complete your bookings

CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE A TRUSTED PET CARER JOB APPLICATION FORM

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