Before caring for your pet, I like to know: • Daily routine – feeding times, walk schedules, play preferences, and bedtime habits. • Medical needs – medications, dosages, and any ongoing health concerns. • Behavior traits – likes, dislikes, quirks, fears, or triggers (e.g., other animals, loud noises). • Training cues – commands or signals your pet knows and responds to. • Emergency contacts – your preferred vet and how to reach you while you’re away. • Household rules – where pets can/can’t go, treats allowed, or special care instructions. The more I know about your pet’s personality, routine, and needs, the more I can make them feel safe, loved, and at home while you’re away.

A typical day with me is all about keeping pets happy, active, and loved. For dogs, that might mean long walks, a game of fetch, exploring new smells, or practicing favorite tricks—always tailored to their age and energy level. For cats, it could be interactive play with toys, cozy cuddle sessions, or simply keeping them company while they nap. If I’m caring for horses, it might include grooming, turnout time, and making sure they’re comfortable and well-fed. No matter the species, I mix in plenty of affection, attention, and enrichment so your pet feels safe, stimulated, and cared for until you’re home again.