Welcome to Bat Country.
Where great pet care isn’t just kind. It’s capable.
Bat Country Pet Sitting is led by Brea Corwin, owner and Animal Wellness Specialist, providing trusted, in-home care for companion animals of all kinds.
From senior and special needs animals and exotic critters to anxious rescues and post-op recoveries, I specialize in the kinds of care that demand presence, skill, and compassion.
Your pets aren’t generic and their care shouldn’t be, either. BatCo blends hands-on expertise with compassion-driven care, so your pets are safe, settled, and supported.
Bat Country Pet Sitting offers:
- Insured and bonded drop-in and live-in pet sitting
- Companion animal wellness support that adapts to your critters’ routines
- Personalized enrichment sessions that build confidence and ease boredom, and
- Gentle small animal massage to support wellness and mobility
Low volume. High skill. Real care.
Services include overnight pet sitting and 24-hour live-in care, medication and mobility support, custom enrichment plans, low-stress handling, and one-on-one first aid and emergency planning consults for pet guardians.
I am Pet First Aid Certified, insured, and bonded. My approach blends skilled care, reliable communication, and deep respect for the comfort and dignity of each animal in its own home.
Every home and every pet is different, and we take pride in providing care that honors each animal’s unique needs, personality, and routine.
We serve pets who need more than the basics and guardians who won’t settle for less.
Exceptional Pets Deserve Exceptional Care
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