With your input, I'm glad to accommodate my caregiving to any particular routine that you have with your pet when it come to physical activity (including favorite toys), diet and allergies, and personal quirks (only drinks from sink, nervous around kids, easily spooked by cars, loves chin scratches, etc.).

I am all about providing interactive play and mental stimulation through sensory experience. Dogs and cats are social creatures, and I aim to provide the socialization that they desire and are comfortable with. I find that walking dogs in areas with limited city noise and plenty of natural smells and other sensory objects like water or foliage is helpful for their mental satisfaction. Playing chase, fetch, treat puzzles, and tug-o-war are other fun and stimulating games I like to play with dogs. With cats, I aim to stimulate their hunting instincts by mimicking prey-like moments and behaviors with their toys. Providing an opportunity for you cat to hunt and catch their toys is how I aim to stimulate them mentally and physically. I've found with my own cat that encouraging a natural progression into eating, grooming, and resting after play time helps to reduce destructive attention seeking behavior. I am more than willing to provide these activities to your cat as well.