Here’s what I typically ask for: 1.Dietary Needs: What kind of food do they eat, portion sizes, and how often? Are there any allergies or foods to avoid? 2.Health and Medical Conditions: Do they have any medical issues, medications, or special care instructions? 3. Temperament and Behavior: Are they friendly with strangers or other pets? Do they have any anxiety, fears (like thunderstorms), or aggressive tendencies? 4.Exercise and Play Preferences: How active are they, and what activities do they enjoy? Are there any restrictions on exercise or physical limitations? 5. Daily Routine: What is their typical daily schedule, including feeding, bathroom breaks, and sleep times? Sticking to their usual routine can help them feel more comfortable. 6. Commands and Training: Do they respond to any specific commands or hand signals? Are there any training rules the owner is working on? 7. Emergency Contact Info: Who should I contact in case of an emergency? It’s also helpful to have the vet's contact 8. Toys or Comfort Items: Do they have favorite toys or items (like a blanket) that help them feel secure? Having these details allows me to provide personalized care and ensures that the pets feel safe and happy while under my supervision.

A typical day when watching pets might start with a morning walk or playtime to get them energized. I’d prepare their food, ensuring they stick to their diet, and then provide attention through grooming or brushing, depending on the pet's needs. In the evening, it’s all about winding down, giving them a cozy space to relax while I tidy up and prepare them for sleep.