1. General Health & Medical Information Medical History: Ask about any past medical issues, surgeries, or current health conditions (like allergies, arthritis, etc.). Medications: Are there any medications the pet needs, and how should they be administered (e.g., with food, at certain times)? Vet Information: Where is the pet’s regular vet? Have their emergency contact details in case of a health concern. Special Needs: Are there any particular health concerns, like food sensitivities, mobility limitations, or vision/hearing impairments? 2. Feeding Routine Diet & Preferences: What does the pet eat (brand, type, and portion size)? Are there any food allergies or preferences? Feeding Schedule: How often should the pet be fed, and at what times? Treats: Are there any specific treats the pet enjoys or shouldn’t have? Water Intake: Does the pet drink a lot of water, or are they picky? Ensure they stay hydrated. 3. Behavior & Personality Temperament: Is the pet generally calm, playful, anxious, or shy? Knowing this will help you approach them properly. Socialization: Is the pet comfortable around other animals, strangers, or children? Separation Anxiety: Does the pet have any issues when left alone? How can you help them feel more secure? Training: Are they well-trained, or do they need reminders for basic commands like “sit,” “stay,” or “potty?” Signs of Stress: How can you tell if the pet is stressed or uncomfortable? Look for specific signs like tail position, excessive barking, or hiding. 4. Exercise & Playtime Needs Energy Level: Does the pet need a lot of playtime or exercise, or do they prefer a more relaxed schedule? Favorite Activities: What are their favorite games or activities (e.g., fetch, tug-of-war, walks, cuddling)? Walks: How often and how long should the pet be walked? Are there any specific leash or harness preferences? 5. Grooming & Hygiene Bathing: How often does the pet need a bath, and do they have a specific routine or special products used? Brushing: Does the pet need regular brushing, and what kind of brush is recommended for their coat? Nail Trimming: How often should their nails be trimmed, and are they okay with having their nails done? Ear Cleaning: Are there any specific grooming habits, like ear cleaning, that need to be followed? Toilet Habits: What is their potty routine, and do they have any preferences (e.g., outdoor, litter box)? 6. Sleeping Habits Sleeping Spot: Where does the pet sleep (e.g., in a bed, crate, couch)? Should they be kept in a specific area overnight? Routine: Do they have a regular bedtime routine? Do they need anything special, like a nightlight or calming music? 7. Emergency Situations Emergency Contacts: In addition to the vet’s info, make sure you have the owner's contact details for emergencies. Behavior During Emergencies: How does the pet act when scared or hurt? Are they likely to bite or become aggressive? First-Aid Instructions: Are there any specific first-aid instructions or emergency protocols you need to know for this pet? 8. Special Instructions House Rules: Are there any house rules you should follow? For example, can the pet go on the furniture, or are there areas that are off-limits? Other Pets: If there are other pets in the household, how do they get along? Are there any special introductions or instructions you should be aware of? 9. Transportation (if applicable) Car Ride Comfort: Does the pet travel well in the car, or do they get anxious? Should they be in a crate or seatbelt? Travel Requirements: If you need to take them to the vet or elsewhere, are there specific requirements (like a special carrier)

A typical day at my house is full of love, play, and relaxation! We’ll start with some playtime or a walk, followed by snuggles and plenty of belly rubs. Your pup will have a cozy spot to nap, lots of attention, and feel right at home all day/night long.