1. Pet Information Species, breed, and age of the pet(s) Medical conditions or medications (how and when to administer) Feeding schedule and diet (brand/type of food, how much, and when) Allergies or sensitivities 2. Behavior & Personality How the pet interacts with strangers, children, and other animals Any aggression triggers (e.g., loud noises, specific people, being touched in certain areas) Typical energy level and preferred activities Fear or anxiety issues, including separation anxiety 3. Daily Routine Feeding times Walks and exercise needs Bathroom schedule (including litter box details if it's a cat) Bedtime or crate time routines 4. Emergency Preparedness Vet’s name, phone number, and address Pet’s insurance info (if applicable) Emergency contacts (in case the owner can't be reached) Instructions for transporting the pet in case of emergency 5. House Rules and Access Areas of the home the pet is allowed/not allowed in Any off-limits furniture Where supplies are kept (food, leash, litter, cleaning supplies) Alarm system instructions or house keys 6. Special Instructions Grooming needs (brushing, ear cleaning, etc.) Social media/photo permissions (some owners like updates!) Tricks or training commands they know (or are working on) Any quirky behaviors (e.g., hiding in strange places)

A typical day starts with a warm greeting and morning walk (if the pet is a dog). We’ll enjoy some fresh air, a bit of exercise, and maybe say hello to a few squirrel friends! After breakfast, I’ll spend some time playing with their favorite toys, giving belly rubs, or engaging in some light training if they enjoy learning tricks. If I’m caring for a cat, we’ll start the day with some gentle play—chasing feather toys, laser dots, or just relaxing while they lounge in the sun. I make sure their litter box is clean, fresh water is available, and food is given on time. Throughout the day, I check in often to keep them company, talk to them, and make sure they’re happy and stress-free. In the afternoon, there might be another walk or a quiet cuddle session, depending on their energy levels. Fun Activities Include: Playing fetch, tug-of-war, or hide-and-seek Going on nature walks or visits to the dog park (if permitted) Training sessions with treats and positive reinforcement Cuddles and quiet companionship Puzzle toys or treat-dispensing games to keep them mentally stimulated My goal is to make sure each pet feels safe, loved, and entertained while their owners are away.