Caring for pets in either my home or the client's home involves several key components, and the approach may differ based on the chosen service. Here's an overview of how I typically provide pet care: In My Home I have a fully fenced in yard, three cats that are dog-friendly, and a four year old cavalier/poodle mix. Preparation: I ensure my home is pet-friendly and safe. This includes securing any potential hazards, providing designated spaces for pets, and having necessary supplies. Daily Routine: I maintain a consistent daily schedule that includes feeding, exercise, playtime, and bathroom breaks. This helps pets feel secure and comfortable. Health and Safety: I monitor the pet's health and well-being closely. This involves keeping an eye on their behavior, addressing any medical needs, and administering medication if required. Social Interaction: I provide companionship and social interaction, ensuring pets feel loved and not lonely while their owners are away. In the Client's Home: Initial Consultation: I meet with the client to discuss their pet's needs, routines, and any specific instructions. This helps ensure a smooth transition for the pet. Feeding and Medication: I follow the established feeding schedule and administer any required medications as per the client's instructions. Exercise and Play: I engage with the pet in activities they enjoy, whether it's walks, playtime, or simply spending quality time with them. Safety and Security: I maintain the client's home's security and cleanliness, ensuring doors are locked and the pet is safe. I also clean up after the pet and dispose of waste properly. Communication: I keep the client updated on their pet's well-being through regular updates and photos, giving them peace of mind while they're away. Emergency Preparedness: I am prepared to handle any emergencies or unexpected situations, including knowing the location of the nearest veterinary clinic. In both scenarios, my primary goal is to create a comfortable and nurturing environment for the pet, ensuring they are happy, healthy, and safe while their owners are absent.