Any medical conditions or chronic illnesses Medications: doses, timing, method of administration Allergies (food, environment, etc.) Vaccination status (rabies, distemper, etc.) Date of last flea/tick or heartworm treatment Preferred or usual vet clinic phone number & address Emergency contact(s) if owner is unreachable Feeding schedule: how often, how much, type of food Treats: which ones are OK, how many, any restrictions Potty / bathroom schedule (how often, where) Walk schedule: how often, how long, preferred walking route Exercise or play preferences: what games they like or dislike Energy level (high, moderate, low) Behavior with people, strangers, new places Behavior with other animals (dogs, cats, etc.) Any fears or triggers (storms, loud noises, trucks, vacuum) Aggression or resource guarding (food, toys, space) Crate training: whether they’re crate-trained, where crate is How long they can be left alone House rules: furniture access, rooms off-limits, where they sleep

For Dogs: Go on long walks or runs in the neighborhood or at a nearby park Play fetch, tug-of-war, or chase Practice simple training games or tricks for mental stimulation Set up a little obstacle course or agility challenges Give them treats in puzzle toys to keep them engaged For Cats: Use feather wands, laser pointers, or toy mice for active play Set up cozy nap spots or window perches for bird watching Play hide-and-seek with treats or toys Brush or pet them if they enjoy grooming Give them cardboard boxes or tunnels to explore