To make sure your pets are safe, happy, and comfortable, it helps me to know: Daily Routine: feeding schedule, walk times, nap habits, and bedtime routine. Medical Needs: medications, allergies, or special diets. Behavior & Temperament: how they react to new people, other animals, loud noises, or being left alone. Training & Rules: commands they know, whether they are crate-trained, house-trained, or if there are “house rules” (like no jumping on furniture). Favorite Things: toys, treats, activities, or comfort items that make them happiest. Fears/Triggers: anything that might make them anxious or upset (thunder, vacuum, strangers, etc.). Emergency Contacts: vet information, preferred clinic, and how to reach you quickly.

Your pets’ day will be filled with structure, comfort, and play. I like to start the morning with fresh food, water, and some cuddle time to set a calm and happy tone. Throughout the day, I’ll build in a mix of walks, potty breaks, and downtime so they feel both stimulated and secure. Evenings usually wind down with a walk, light play, and snuggles before bedtime.