Professionnal pet cuddler here! Is it okay to say I take better care of them than of myself? 

Jokes aside, hi, I'm Clelia, born and raise in France, currently living in Norway. I registered myself on this app hoping to fund my norwegian classes, in order to learn the language and culture of this beautiful country.

I grew up with a lot of animals. Cats, dogs, bunnies, turtles, fishes, axolotls,.... Mainly cats. Rescued cats for 95% of them. I tend to get along with animals more than I do with humans to be honest, since they were my bestfriends while growing up. That's why I can proudly say that I speak fluent woof, meows and dramatic sighs. (they told me everything I know).

Currently I live in a basement house with my fiancé, which makes it a bit hard to host your pets at my place. However, I'm always available to take your furry babies on walks and come to your (their) house to take care of them.

I don't have pets for the moment (not a financially reasonable decision), but the day my fiancé and I will own our house and will have the financial stability to do so, I really want to adopt one. I'm still debating whether we should get a cat or a dog tho. I'm mostly a cat person, but I also love dogs and it would actually force me to get out of my house (I'm a hermit gremlin).

As for the services, I am very flexible and I will adjust to your needs and your pet's. I have no preference when it comes to their size or weight (the bigger, the more surface to cuddle). I am also very used to cat showers (I grew up with a long haired cat and had a maine coon too..). I'm experienced with grooming bunnies too (cutting their nails and trimming their facial hair if they are blocking the view). Never experienced bathing a dog tho, but that's something I can learn! I am also experienced with sneaky medication with cats and dogs, as long as it's just a small pill or a graduated/pump dropper (no syringe with needles please, or else you'll have to babysit me instead).

Concerning walks, I'm comfortable anywhere in Hønefoss, luckily this is the ideal town to walk dogs. We could go to the park or the forest, and have a minimum of 30 minutes to a maximum of 2h. For the summertime period, I will not walk dogs past 9 in the morning and before 9 in the evening, unless they have a foot protection or if it is a rainy day (I don't fear walking in the rain, but I fear the sun's heat for their paws). Same goes for winter, if there is too much snow, I'd rather avoid having their paws direclty on it for hours of walking and would highly be more comfortable with a protection. I am the Paw Patrol.

For the "what happens at home" type of takss, I wilml follow your guidelines and routines, and would love to have a chat with you to get to know more about your pet needs, habits and personnality (that way I know better how to act around them). I am once again very flexible on the time frames and will adapt to your needs. Bonus: I love taking pictures and I will probably send you updates (they will either be the prettiest pictures OR the ugliest, I have a gift for taking horrible timed pictures of animals). 

Anyways, if you are still reading this : I'm impressed (and thank you).

Looking forward to be your new petsitter,

Clelia.