I am a 4th year veterinary student living in Gainesville, FL and would love to ensure your pets receive the care they deserve! I have been working in the veterinary field for 15 years now, and am confident that I can provide a safe, enriching home for your furry family members. I am currently focusing my study in emergency veterinary medicine, and am also a representative for a veterinary
dermatological company that gives me access to a huge variety of products that I can tailor to your pet's skin type. I am very flexible with personal requests, comfortable giving various medications, and am happy to work with puppies and geriatric pets in any stage of training. My only request is that pets are cat-friendly. I can keep the cats away from visiting dogs (I have an upstairs and downstairs that can keep the species separate), but do request that the dogs are not cat aggressive in the case that there is an interaction. I am more than happy to work on manners and training, as long as my personal pets are not in danger. If you have any feline-friends, I am also happy to babysit them as needed.
A typical day in the life with "Boarding to DVM" includes an early morning stroll followed by breakfast and cuddle-time before the day's activities begin. If I have class or work that day the pups will be taken for a 2-3 mile walk beforehand and then set up with water/toys/etc either in my living room or crate (if provided). Pets will only be left un-attended for up to 4 hours. In the afternoon, pets will either be taken to the dog park, for a hike, and/or play fetch in a nearby fenced-in field. Before having dinner and settling in for the evening, everyone receives a oatmeal bath and ear cleaning (products included in service). The remainder of the evening is filled with snacks, cuddles, and walks to go to the bathroom. Training sessions or personalized treatment plans will be completed in the evening. Please feel free to contact me with any specific questions!
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