Dietary needs and restrictions (specific food, feeding times, allergies) • Daily routine (walks, playtime, naps, potty breaks) • Temperament and behavior (shy, friendly, anxious, reactive) • Medical history (medications, past injuries, chronic conditions) • Emergency vet information (preferred clinic, contact details) • Socialization preferences (comfort with other pets, children, or strangers) • Fears and triggers (loud noises, certain people, storms, etc.) • Crate training or sleeping habits (where they sleep, comfort items) • Favorite toys and activities (fetch, tug, hiking, running) • Escape risks (fence jumpers, door dashers, leash pullers) • Bathroom habits (signals they need to go, accidents, schedule)

When I watch pets, I love keeping them active, happy, and engaged! If they enjoy the outdoors, I’ll take them on energizing runs or scenic hikes—it’s a great way for both of us to stay fit while exploring nature together. For pets who prefer a slower pace, we’ll go on long, leisurely walks around the neighborhood or to a local park. I also enjoy playing fetch, tug-of-war, or hide-and-seek with toys indoors or in a yard. Mental stimulation is just as important, so I’ll incorporate training games or treat puzzles to keep their minds sharp. Whether it’s a brisk morning jog, a quiet hike through the woods, or just some cozy cuddle time after play, I always make sure pets feel safe, loved, and entertained.