Feeding Schedule: Pet's regular feeding times, portion sizes, and any dietary restrictions or preferences. Medical History: Any medical conditions your pet may have, ongoing treatments or medications, and contact information for their veterinarian. Behavioral Traits: Pet's temperament, any triggers that may cause stress or anxiety, and their typical behavior around strangers, children, or other animals. Exercise Needs: How much exercise your pet requires daily, their favorite activities, and any limitations due to age or health issues. Emergency Contacts: Contact information for the pet parent, as well as any backup contacts in case of emergencies. House Rules: Any specific rules or routines your fur baby is accustomed to, such as where they sleep, if they're allowed on furniture and any areas of the house that are off-limits. Emergency Procedures: What to do in case of emergencies, including the location of the preferred emergency vet clinic, and how to handle common pet emergencies like choking or injuries.

I love to walk my furry friends around the neighborhood and the trails that are nearby. Of course, fetch is a must as well. We also have plenty of squeaky toys inside to play around with and a fenced-in yard.