Your dog's routine, kept.
In-home pet sitting and boutique boarding for Brisbane's inner suburbs. I take a small number of clients at a time — so the anxious ones, the elderly ones, and the ones with a very specific dinner ritual get somebody who actually learns it.
Small book. Real attention.
Most sitters scale by taking more pets. I don't. Fewer bookings is the whole product — it's what makes the rest of this possible.
Kept to the letter
Dinner at 5:40, the walk that avoids the loud corner, the blanket that has to be that blanket. Written down at the meet-and-greet, followed exactly.
The hard cases
Separation anxiety, reactivity, arthritis, twice-daily meds, dementia in older dogs. These are the bookings I actively want, not the ones I tolerate.
You'll hear from me
Photos and a short note every day, without you having to ask twice. Usually more photos than you want. That's the deal.
Your house, not just your dog
Alarm codes, mail, bins, plants, the one window that has to stay shut. Discretion is part of it.
Three ways to do this.
Not sure which suits your pet? Say so in the enquiry and I'll tell you honestly — including when the answer is "you don't need me for that".
In your home
Overnight and full-day care in your own house. Your pet never leaves their own bed, their own smells, their own patch of afternoon sun.
Homestay boarding
Your dog stays with me. A real house with a sofa they're allowed on, not a run with a number on the door. Best for social dogs.
Pop In & Play
Drop-in visits through the day for feeding, medication, a walk, a garden wee and a proper cuddle. For pets who mostly just need a check.
Four steps, no surprises.
Enquire
Send your dates and a little about your pet. I'll confirm availability and give you a firm quote — surcharges included, nothing tacked on later.
Meet
A free meet-and-greet in your home. Your pet meets me on their own turf, and I write down the routine while you talk me through it.
The stay
Care runs exactly as agreed, with photos and a note each day. If anything changes — off their food, a limp, a storm — you hear it from me first.
Handover
You come home to a settled pet and a tidy house, plus a short summary of how the stay actually went.
Priced in plain numbers.
Rates are per booking for one dog. Extra dogs, peak periods and after-hours visits are all listed in full on the rate guide — no reading between lines.
Overnight home stay, 12 hours. Extra dog $40.
Full day & night care, 24 hours. Extra dog $80.
Homestay day package. Extra dog $60.
Constant companion care. Extra dog $80.
Pop In & Play. $30 each extra hour, $20 per extra dog.
Surcharges & peak dates
Public holidays, the Christmas window and after-hours visits are all spelled out.
Drawn from actual stays.
Every picture here is an original illustration — no stock, and no client's dog on display without asking. The real ones are on Instagram.
What clients say.
Our anxious rescue greyhound has never settled with anyone else. Ash stayed in our home for two weeks and maintained her exact routine. Worth every penny for the peace of mind while we travelled to Europe.
Hamilton ★★★★★
We've trusted Ash with overnight care for our three Burmese cats for two years. She handles their medication schedules perfectly and our home security system. It's like having family stay over.
Ascot ★★★★★
Finding someone trustworthy for in-home care is difficult. Ash stayed overnight with our elderly spaniel during our daughter's wedding week. Professional, discreet, and genuinely caring.
New Farm ★★★★★
Where I work.
Centred on Brisbane's inner north and east. Outside these? Ask anyway — a travel fee may apply but it's often fine.
The ones I get asked most.
Do you take anxious or reactive dogs?
Can you give medication?
What about cats?
How far ahead should I book?
What happens if my pet gets sick?
Is there a meet-and-greet?
Let's talk about your pet.
Tell me the dates and a bit about them. I'll come back with availability, a firm quote, and an honest read on which service actually fits.
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