Pet’s name, age, breed, and gender How long you’ve had them Are they spayed/neutered? Feeding schedule and portion sizes Water preferences (free access, refreshed how often) Walk schedule, length, and leash habits Potty routine and any cues they use Sleeping preferences (crate, bed, couch, human bed) Any medical conditions or past injuries Medications, supplements, or special diets Allergies or sensitivities (food or environmental) How does your pet react to new people? How do they do with other dogs/cats/animals? Any fears or triggers (storms, fireworks, men, vacuum, etc.) History of anxiety, reactivity, or escape attempts Any bite history or behavioral concerns? Training level and commands they know Leash manners (pulling, lunging, off-leash rules) Crate trained or free roam? Handling preferences (paws, ears, mouth, being picked up) Enrichment they enjoy (toys, puzzles, games) Can they be left alone? If so, for how long? Are there household rules (furniture, rooms off-limits)? Alarm system or access instructions Trash, food storage, or plant hazards Any house rules or expectations while you’re away Best contact while you’re away Local emergency contact or backup caregiver Permission to seek emergency veterinary care if needed What makes your pet happiest? What stresses them out the most? Anything else you want me to know to make this a great experience?

A typical day is built around each pet’s routine so they feel comfortable and relaxed while their owner is away. Mornings usually start with feeding, fresh water, potty breaks or walks, and a little movement to burn off energy. Throughout the day, I rotate between playtime, enrichment, training reinforcement, and calm companionship, depending on the pet’s needs and energy level. Evenings include another walk or outdoor time, dinner, and a wind-down routine so pets can settle in and feel secure. Fun activities are tailored to each pet, not one-size-fits-all.