No one is perfect - that goes for people and animals alike! For the safety of both myself and your pet, there are a few things I need to know. I would need know any relevant medical information about your pet. I'd need to know what medication(s) your pet takes (and how it's administered), if they have a history of any serious conditions (e.g., seizures, diabetes, etc.), and if they have any dietary restrictions. If your pet has any behavioral issues (present or past), let me know. I would like to know everything from the smallest quirk ("My dog doesn't like her feet being touched") to a behavior that could be dangerous for me if I don't know about it (e.g., resource guarding, dog-reactive, human-reactive, fence aggression, etc.). Thank you in advance!

It depends on the pet! Just like people, every pet is different. For energetic dogs, I'll play with them, walk them, and try to find ways to increase mental stimulation. Some dogs like to learn tricks or find treats in puzzle toys - other dogs might like playing hide and seek. For dogs that prefer to stay sedentary or be by themselves, that's okay too! Some dogs prefer a life of leisure. The same goes for cats. Cats that would like to play will gladly be played with! If your cat's most exciting activity is sitting on a person's lap and staring at them, that's no problem either.