House Sitting in Plainwell

I couldn't be happier with how Kat takes great care of my 'kids' (dog & cat). She leaves my place cleaner than when she arrived and the photo/updates are always wonderful and reassuring.

The greatest person to have take care of your dogs! Keeps you updated on what’s going on and keeping the dogs feeling at home!

Anissa (Sunnie) went above and beyond! She was very attentive with Leo and also took great care of our house while we were away. We will absolutely book her again!!!

Mikayla was the absolute best to our girl and was super communicative and friendly. We can’t wait to request her again!

Kiera was great!!! For the meet and greet she showed up on time and was extremely patient with our nervous dog. She knew exactly how to win over her trust. She did a great job communicating. She sent multiple pictures of my babies. Overall a great pet sitter!

She's a great person and you can tell that she loves animals. I would recommend using her. She watched my puppy for four days and did a great job.😊

Morgan was amazing with our two energetic 60lb boys and our 18yo cat. One of which is a Blue Heeler (aka Tasmanian Devil). Morgan stayed at our home and took care of everything in our absence. The house looked better when we got home, than it did when we left it! I can’t thank Morgan enough and hope she’ll watch our dogs again in the future.

I was thrilled with Cera’s pet care and housesitting! Her excellent reviews on Rover lead me to contact her, and after our meet-up I had no doubts, she was very professional, outgoing, and gave me great confidence in her ability to take good care of our girls. Cera arrived and departed from our house while we were already out of the country, and our daughter followed to continue the pet care after Cera’s stay. She said the house was clean and tidy and the girls were happy! Cera also kept us updated and sent several photos of the girls, which was really nice for us. I will definitely book Cera for future pet care needs, thank you Cera!😁💕

Julia is so kind and extremely patient. My dog has extreme separation anxiety and this was my first time leaving her with a sitter after adopting her two months ago, so it was a really big deal for us. I really appreciated that Jlia didn't force bonding, handled a very messy crate accident with grace, gave Pillow her meds on time, and was communicative about how she was doing throughout the experience. She was also available extremely last minute and helped me attend my uncle's funeral, which I am eternally grateful for. That said, there were a cuple of flags that may signal she's not the best fit for a super anxious dog in the future. Would 100% recommend her for your dogs that love people and don't mind when you're gone, so if your dog is not a walking bag of anxiety, look no further! You've found your sitter! Julia had to leave for a 30 minute meeting about 15-20 minutes away while here, which she'd been transparent about at the meet and greet. It was quick turnaround and while I was nervous about it, I was cool with it because the meeting was so short, she'd be gone for less than 1.5 hours. She texted me over an hour after I would've expected her to be back from that meeting to tell me that my dog had a massive anxiety-inspired poop accident in her crate, and asking what to do with the poopy bed/shirt that I'd left behind for her. I asked about the timeline and she said she'd gotten back almost 1.5 hours prior, had just been busy cleaning up. That didn't quite track for me because she was asking specifically what to do with the poopy things in question, which seemed like something to ask sooner than almost 1.5 hours after discovering the poop... I'm not sure why it took so long to ask. I was happy to give her the benefit of the doubt though, because she graciously cleaned it up and didn't bail. However... I did discover an acute lack of attention to detail after I'd gotten home. When I got home, I noticed almost immediately that Pillow had a cut on her nose, likely from the panic attack in her crate. Julia had brushed it off as something she'd noticed, but wasn't sure if it had happened with her there or not, so hadn't pointed it out to me. I would've appreciated being asked about it when she noticed it so I could've asked her to do her best to clean it to avoid infection. There is stuffy-fuzz stuck in the scab. After Julia left, I realized she did not have a nose for pee. The whole back portion of my house smelled extremely strongly of pee, with the epicenter coming from my bedroom. I texted to ask her if she'd noticed Pillow peeing in my room or where she had hung out in there so I could find it and spray it down, the response was that she hadn't ever noticed Pillow in there. I found two mostly-dry pee spots. I then stepped in another mostly-dry pee spot by the back door that Pillow goes to when she has to potty. I then noticed that Pillow's crate fully smells like pee, which likely happened during the massive poop-explosion incident but was not caught by Julia. I've also noticed that my dog smells like pee in spots, likely from sleeping in the pee crate all night, and will be getting a bath before bed. I'm still wondering if I've found all of the spots, because parts of my house still smell overwhelmingly like urine (they didn't smell before, she's been potty trained for a month and a half, these are fresh urine smells). I expected accidents when I was gone because of the nature of this very last minute trip, her anxiety, the fact that it was my first time leaving her, etc. I even left out Nature's Miracle and paper towel on the counter with hard-copy notes for Julia about what to do in case of an accident - just in case. However, I expected the accidents to be noticed (even when they weren't crazy poop blowouts). It's one thing to give a dog space to be anxious, it's another thing to pay attention and stay alert to what they're doing while giving them that space. That second part seems to have been missing from this visit, which I believe mostly comes from lack of experience with anxious dogs. It's not just about companionship and presence, it's like babysitting a toddler that wants its mom. It requires active awareness, not just a passive presence. Again, this is all hyper-specific to my clinically anxious bean. I would fully recommend Julia for dogs that don't have behavioral issues, she is so kind and my dog liked her immediately (which is rare!). It just wasn't quite a fit for us once we stacked up the little things.

Christina and her sweet little girl were amazing! My doby puppy has severe separation anxiety and I've never left him. They were great with him, putting him at ease. I can't say enough good things about how much I appreciate the love and care they gave Roman and the rest of my pack!

My pets were very relaxed upon our return home. Sarah was conscientious in our home. Thanks!

Madyson was patient and gentle with my shy rescue dog and was communicative/flexible with scheduling. Thanks for watching Summer!

Took wonderful care of our fur babies. Stayed in constant communication with us the entire time. Was very fairly priced and left us a nice card when she left. She also sent lots of photos to us of our babies while we were aware.

Morgan is awesome! Highly recommend!

Lillie showed up on time, stayed for the entire booking and took great care of my little dude on his schedule. I got pictures and update notes each day. Thank you Lillie!