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5 Reasons To Become A Pet Sitter
Are you an animal lover? Would you love to occasionally welcome a pooch into your home?
Becoming a pet sitter can be very rewarding choice. Imagine the joys of spending your days with pets, all whilst getting paid to do it.
Here are just a few of the wonderful benefits of pet sitting, so read on to discover why this may be the perfect for you.
1) Gather a super rewarding experience
Whatever the reason, knowing you are saving the day and relieving a pet owners worry is one of the most rewarding parts of pet sitting! A pet owner might be in desperate need for someone to look after their fur baby while on a first holiday in years. They might even need help while dealing with a big life event, such as moving house or having a hospital stay.
2) Spend time with adorable pets
Needless to say, the main benefit of pet sitting is getting to spend time with cute animals! Spending time with pets is great for your mental health, as well as your physical health if you’re out and about walking a dog.
3) Earn some extra cash
With Covid on the back burner, more and more pet owners are looking to get out and about on holiday so now is a great time to pet sit and earn some extra income while doing something fun. Maybe you are saving for Christmas, want to go on holiday or saving for that special something. Pet minding allows you to earn a little bit of extra cash, all the while staying in full control of what breed or size of dog you are willing to welcome into your home
4) Refine your skills
Being a pet sitter is a great extra skill to have on your resume, especially if you want to work with animals as a career. Plus, if you are currently studying veterinary science or dog training this, is a perfect side hustle to help you through your studies! Pet sitting is hands-on, enriching, and can vary day-to-day between all the different temperaments and breeds of furry clients you’ll meet.
5) Give your pet some company
Especially for dog owners - if your dog would love some canine companionship, dog boarding is a great way to introduce them to new furry friends. Likewise, if your puppy needs socialisation, pet sitting is a great way for them to learn those essential skills from other dogs.
So, if you’re interested in helping dog owners in your vicinity, contact Don’t Fret Pet on 1300 30 70 21