Ines J.

Animals (pets) have been a part of my life since childhood, but my connection with them is also professional – I finished my doctorate in animal welfare.
In addition to practical experience in caring for, walking, and living with dogs and cats, I also have a deep understanding of their rights and needs.
As a licensed animal welfare officer, lawyer, and doctor of legal sciences, I guarantee you maximum responsibility and safety while your pets are under my care.
With me, your pet gets more than just a walk (if it's a dog) – it gets the attention of a person whose protection and well-being has also been the subject of scientific work.

Key information about the pet:
Health status and therapy:
1. Does the pet have any chronic illnesses, allergies or the need to take regular medication?
2. Character and socialization: How does the pet react to other dogs, cats, children and strangers during walks?
3. Fears and triggers: Is the pet afraid of noise, thunder, traffic or specific objects (e.g. umbrellas)?
4. Diet: Exact feeding schedule, quantity and whether they are allowed to receive treats (due to sensitive digestion).
5. Commands and walking on a leash: What commands does the pet follow and how is it on a walk (does it pull on the leash, can it be let off the leash in enclosed areas)?
6. Veterinary contact: Name and contact of their regular veterinarian in case of emergency.
As someone who is scientifically involved in animal protection, my priority is to ensure that your pet's routine does not change and that they feel safe and calm in my company.