Absolutely, gathering essential information about pets ahead of time is crucial for providing the best care and ensuring their well-being. Here are some key details to know: Health Information: Any existing medical conditions or health concerns. Allergies or sensitivities to food, treats, or environmental factors. Emergency contact information for their regular veterinarian. Dietary Needs: Specific dietary restrictions or preferences. Feeding schedule and portion sizes. Favorite treats (and any restrictions on treats). Behavioral Traits: Temperament and socialization level. Any fears or anxieties (e.g., fear of thunder, loud noises). Behaviors during walks (e.g., reaction to other dogs, squirrels). Exercise Requirements: Preferred types and duration of exercise. Any physical limitations or restrictions. Daily Routine: Typical daily schedule and routine. Specific habits or rituals that make the pet comfortable. Training and Commands: Familiarity with basic commands. Any ongoing training routines or specific cues.

As a pet caregiver, I strive to make each day engaging and enjoyable for the pets under my care. Here are some fun activities I might include: Interactive Playtime: Whether it's a game of fetch, tug-of-war, or hide-and-seek, interactive play keeps pets mentally stimulated and physically active. Scenic Walks: Exploring different routes and taking scenic walks in parks or nature trails provides a change of scenery and allows pets to sniff around, experiencing the world with their senses. Treat Puzzles: Engaging pets with treat-dispensing toys or puzzles not only entertains them but also stimulates their problem-solving skills and provides a tasty reward.