Looking after your pets!
Welcome to Cats, Dogs & Peace of Mind! (or CDPOM for short)
We can either visit or house sit your cats, dogs and other pets as well as your home while you're away, or simply too busy.
We can also walk and train your dogs, either on their own or with other dogs. You choose.
What we do...
Pay your CDPOM bill quickly and securely. Just go to our pay online page and follow the simple instructions.
Cats, Dogs & Peace of Mind offers thorough, professional and loving care for your cats, dogs and other pets in their own homes.
Our fully-insured and security-vetted carers can either visit or stay in your home to look after your animals, while you’re on holiday, taking a short break or away on business.
Our service is fully insured to look after any pets that you have, from cats to chinchillas! For more details about our insurance cover click here.
A great bonus of having one of our carers visit your pet is the heightened security and protection for your home while you're out. With our new house and pet sitting service, many insurers will offer you discounts on your own insurance cover!
So whether you're going on holiday, taking a short break, or simply want your pets and your home looked after while you're at work, please get in touch.
Areas of London that we cover
We cover almost the whole of London. We are able to do this by having dedicated teams operating in clusters throughout the city.
Check that your area is covered now
News
DOGS: Campaign to persuade shops to welcome dogs
The Kennel Club has launched a sticker campaign to break down the barriers to dogs and their owners. The campaign is being supported by Cats, Dogs & Peace of Mind. Have you ever tried to take your dog for a walk to pick up some essentials from the shops, only to be faced by the problem ... Read the full story
SMALL ANIMALS: Pets fall prey to throwaway society
The number of pets being abandoned by owners in the UK has grown by almost 25 per cent in a year, raising concern that animals are the latest victims of a “throwaway society”, according to figures from the RSPCA. The country’s biggest animal welfare charity’s research also shows that half of the 7,347 animals rescued from the ... Read the full story
DOGS: Charities warn of more strays after change in the law
Dog charities are warning there could soon be more strays on the streets because of a change in the law. Previously, the police have had the responsibility of dealing with the animals at night and at weekends, but from Sunday 6 April 2008 local authorities have become responsible for them 24-hours-a-day. An extra £4m has ... Read the full story