Basic Info Pet’s name, age, breed, and weight Microchip info (if applicable) How long they can be left alone comfortably Usual daily routine (wake-up, meals, walks, bedtime) 🍽 Feeding Details Exact food brand and portion size Feeding schedule Treat rules (what’s allowed / what’s not) Food allergies or sensitivities Where supplies are kept 🩺 Health & Medical Vet name, phone number, and preferred emergency clinic Current medications (dose, timing, how to give them) Medical conditions (diabetes, arthritis, anxiety, seizures, etc.) Vaccination status Any past injuries or surgeries Signs that mean “call the owner immediately” 🐶🐱 Behavior & Personality Temperament (shy, energetic, reactive, fearful, friendly) Triggers (thunder, other dogs, strangers, vacuum, etc.) History of biting or aggression Escape artist tendencies House-training status / litter habits Commands they know 🚶 Exercise & Enrichment Walk frequency and length Off-leash rules Dog park okay or not Favorite toys and games Energy level 🏠 Home & Safety Rules Areas the pet is allowed/not allowed Crate use (when and how) Door/gate precautions Where cleaning supplies are kept Emergency contacts besides the owner 📞 Communication Preferences How often the owner wants updates Best contact method Backup contact if they’re unreachable

Walks & Sniffari Adventures – Letting them explore new smells in the neighborhood or park. Fetch & Tug-of-War – Great for burning energy and bonding. Puzzle Toys & Treat Hunts – Hide treats around the house for mental stimulation. Basic Trick Practice – Sit, shake, roll over—or even learning a new trick! Cuddle & Relax Time – Especially important for anxious or senior dogs