Paw Pals pet care West Oxfordshire provide cat feeding, cat sitting, cattery services, dog walking and dog care in West Oxfordshire. This includes Witney and Carterton, as well as all towns and villages in the West Oxfordshire area.
Caroline & Ant welcome you to Paw Pals West Oxon in Witney. Caroline has a passion for animals going back to an early age and has, over the years, owned tropical fish, gerbils, hamsters, goldfish, numerous dogs and several cats, including fostering cats for an animal sanctuary. Ant had a goldfish. . . but loves all animals just as much! And stop press…..Ant and Caroline have just rescued two gorgeous kittens called Marmite and Noodle!
Caroline comes to Paw Pals having spent the last 25 years sitting behind a desk, despite having had some great jobs including working for the Williams Formula One racing team! She now relishes the chance to pursue a career combining caring for animals with making a success of her own business in the great outdoors. Ant gave up his job as a brewer and joined the business full time after Caroline had been running it for a little over a year. Due to her success she needed another pair of hands and more importantly feet!
Caroline and Ant are keen to build on her knowledge of pet care. They have both completed a Pet First Aid Course and Caroline has obtained her Pet Home Sitting & Dog Walking qualification with an ‘Excellent pass with Honours’, accredited by The Cambridge Institute of Dog Behaviour and Training.
Caroline and Ant are both police-checked, fully insured to look after your pets and home, and members of The Pet Care Trust.
Caroline volunteers for a truly amazing charity; Medical Detection Dogs. The charity funds the training of dogs to help people with things like severe diabetes (they can detect when a person’s blood sugar level drops and alert them) and narcolepsy, they are also trained to identify the odour of some forms of cancer – incredible.
Caroline and Ant are experienced in pet sitting, pet feeding, dog walking, cat feeding, cat sitting and animal care services in Witney and across West Oxfordshire.
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“I have been really pleased with the care and attention that you have given to Alfie over the past eighteen months. Alfie was so excited when walk time came around and was so pleased to see Charlie arrive to walk him. I would highly recommend your service to anyone looked for experienced and trustworthy dog walkers.
You have also arranged an equally reliable dog minder to look after Alfie while I was away for a short time. It felt reassuring to leave him in such capable hands. I have never been let down by the service that you provide and wholeheartedly endorse your service to anyone who is looking for reliable and friendly dog walkers.”
Krys Baker – Alfie (Labrador)
Caroline and Ant provide dog walking, pet sitting and animal care services throughout West Oxfordshire. Including the following areas:
If you live in West Oxfordshire and your area is not listed above, please ring to enquire if we can help.
“Great reliable service. Came home to a happy, well fed cat and had no worries about his meds being administered while we were away.
Jess (Pablo the cat)
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