50 Connect - Stay fit and active in retirement by becoming a home and pet sitter
A recent survey of over 55s revealed that pet owners do almost double the amount of exercise as non-pet owners.
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How home and pet sitting can improve your mental wellbeing
Butcher’s Pet Care found that dog owners are healthier than those without pets. Join our pet sitting team here at Homesitters to increase your mental & physical health whilst looking after other people's pets. Contact us for further details.
50 Connect - Gain the mental health benefits of spending time with cats and dogs, without owning one
Spending time with pets brings many mental and physical health benefits. Home and pet sitting is an excellent way for animal lovers to gain all the benefits of pet ownership without the commitment.
This is Money - Should you trust a house-sitter to look after your pets when you go on holiday? How to find someone you can rely on.
Should you trust a house-sitter to look after your pets when you go on holiday? How to find someone you can rely on.
Sixty Plus Surfer - Pet Sitting can Help Retired People Get Over Losing a Pet
For 63% of homesitters looking after pets was the main reason they chose the role and for just over 70% looking after animals was thing they enjoyed most.
Home and pet sitting – the flexible role that keeps you fit in retirement
Become a homesitter. Many recently retired people are applying to become home & pet sitters. Part-time home & pet sitting is ideal for retirees. Flexible hours, increased exercise, exploring new homes and locations. Contact Homesitters to apply for a job
The financial benefits of home and pet sitting
Homesitters are offering home & pet sitting jobs, with flexible hours, ideal for people who are retired and looking for extra finance. Read about the financial benefits that come alongside working at Homesitters Ltd. Contact us for information.
The Telegraph - Inside the retirement homes that love pets as much as their owners
The couple put their earnings from their pursuit towards other holidays, although Sue says the homes they stay in are often more luxurious than a hotel.
Summer dangers for dogs and what to look out for
Here we run through some of the most common dangers to our canine friends during the hot summer months.
The Paw Post - Nine things I learned after losing my dog Daisy
The bond we share with our pets is so strong and every owner’s worst fear is losing their furry friend