I like to know as much as possible about a pet’s routine, personality, and special needs so I can give them the best care. Things like: • Feeding schedule, favorite treats, and any dietary restrictions • Medications or health conditions I should watch for • Their comfort level with strangers, other pets, or certain situations • Any quirks, fears, or triggers (like vacuum cleaners or loud noises) • Favorite toys, games, or ways they like to be comforted The more I know about what makes your pet feel safe and happy, the better I can make them feel right at home while you’re away.

A typical day with pets is all about balancing play, care, and comfort. I start with feeding and fresh water, followed by a little playtime or snuggles (depending on the pet’s personality). If I’m caring for a cat, I’ll scoop the litter box, refresh their space, and give them attention—whether that means interactive play with toys or simply keeping them company while they nap nearby. Because I work from home, I can check in on them throughout the day, giving them consistent love and attention. In the evening, I make sure they’re fed, happy, and settled in for the night, with plenty of updates and photos sent to their humans.