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| asked a question | Has anyone ever had a client ask for brushing their dogs' (4 of them) teeth as well as giving medication (on top of food and water) and cleaning a cat's litter box before? I have a pet owner who wants me to care for four dogs and a cat. She wants me to feed them -- they are food aggressive and each gets different amounts and combinations -- water them, medicate two of them and also clean the litter for the cat. The area she wants to keep them in is not really secure and one of the dogs broke it down while I was there. Upon initial contact with her, I offered to reduce the charges (by about $100) because it would be pretty expensive (8 visits x 5 pets), but I am worried because it is a brand new and apparently very expensive house. I'm not sure if I should take the booking or just let it go. |
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| asked a question | I have people opting for a drop-in and then wanting a walk. Since it's cheaper to opt for a drop in and the 'card' app allows for a walk, I feel like, the walk option is meaningless. Anyone else have this problem? I wish there was a way to separate sitting for cats and sitting for dogs. The dog people want you to walk them but at the drop-in rate -- not the walker rate. The cat people get upset that the charge is per cat when it is easy to take care of 2 or 3 cats in 30 minutes. There should be more options. |