1. Health and Medical History: Any allergies, medications, or pre-existing health conditions are vital to know. This ensures their well-being and allows for quick response in case of emergencies. 2. Behavioural Traits: Insight into their behaviour, temperament, and any specific triggers or fears helps in creating a comfortable and stress-free environment. 3. Daily Routine: Knowing their regular feeding schedule, exercise routine, and preferred activities helps maintain consistency, reducing any potential stress during the transition. 4. Contact Information: Up-to-date contact details, including the owner’s information and a backup contact, ensure swift communication in case of any questions or emergencies. 5. Emergency Procedures: Clear instructions on what to do in case of emergencies, including the nearest vet’s contact information and the preferred course of action, are vital for the pet’s safety.

A typical day in my care revolves around creating a joyful and engaging experience for the pets I watch. Mornings often kick off with a refreshing walk, providing exercise and a chance for them to explore. During the day, playtime is a priority, filled with interactive toys, games, and, of course, lots of belly rubs. I ensure regular breaks for outdoor activities, ensuring they get fresh air and stretch their legs. Whether it’s fetch in the backyard or a visit to a nearby park, I tailor activities to suit their energy levels and preferences. Mealtime is approached with care, following any specific dietary instructions provided. Afternoons may include a cozy nap or quiet time, allowing them to recharge. Evenings bring another round of walks and play, promoting a sense of routine and well-being. Throughout the day, I maintain open communication with pet owners, providing updates and ensuring peace of mind. Ultimately, my goal is to make each day enjoyable for the pets in my care, creating a balance of exercise, stimulation, and relaxation tailored to their individual needs.