MSW Animal & House Sitting

19/08/2022

I spent the last two weeks looking after this fluffy little pup, Monty. He’s very sweet…but can be a bit of a handful (like all puppies)!

02/06/2022

Last weekend I had the pleasure of looking after a new friend, Herbie. A bit of a handful but a beautiful boy!

28/05/2022

Really enjoyed working with the soay sheep last week 🐑 Lambchop was particularly friendly!

22/03/2022

I spent this past week back with my lovely feline friends, Apollo, Raffi and Coco. They are a lot of fun!

25/02/2022

Fun in the sun down by the sea with Izzy and Isla

20/02/2022

Some very happy alpacas! 🦙

16/01/2021

It's been a long time since I updated my blog (longer than I care to admit!), so here is a new blog post, with tips for caring for your pets during the winter, to kick off a new year of more frequent posts.

Happy New Year everyone, let's hope it's a much better one!

Meg

As temperatures begin to drop, we’ve all fished out our winter coats and adjusted to the shorter days. We know how to keep ourselves happy and healthy during the winter months, but what about our pets? It is so important at this time of year that we help all of our much-loved pets stay warm and sa...

20/07/2020

Good morning! This week is Dragonfly Week 2020, with the British Dragonfly Society. This is the perfect time to hunt down these incredible insects and watch them do their thing, of course not forgetting about the damselflies! This is one of my finds last year, brand new and beautifully golden.

20/07/2020

Hello! As lockdown measures ease and taking a holiday is no longer just a distant memory, I just want you to know that I will be ready and raring as soon as you need me, in whatever way makes you feel most comfortable. Hope you are all well and your lives are starting to feel a little more normal. Meg

MSW Animal & House Sitting. Animal and house sitting in East Hampshire and West Sussex, including small holdings.

24/05/2020

Pets can get diabetes just like humans and, although it can’t be cured, it is possible to manage diabetes in pets to allow them to live long, happy lives. What is Pet Diabetes? Diabetes in pets is a condition that affects around 1% of dogs and cats. It is estimated that 1 in every 300 dogs are aff...

16/05/2020

Like us humans, dogs are omnivores, which means they can eat both meat and vegetables. Not only can fruit and vegetables be a tasty, natural alternative to conventional dog treats you buy off the shelves, they also provide many important benefits for your dog’s health. Here are 15 fruits and veget...