To ensure the absolute safest and most comfortable experience for your pet, here is what is most important for me to know ahead of time: Pet Care Profile & Safety Questionnaire To ensure the safest and most comfortable experience for your pet, please provide the following details before our first session. I. Health, Safety & Medical Emergency Contact: Who is your preferred veterinarian, and what is your established emergency medical protocol? Veterinary Authorization: Do you authorize the sitter to seek emergency veterinary care up to a specified dollar amount in your absence? [ ] Yes [ ] No (Limit: $__________) Medication: Are there any required medications that I need to administer? Physical Sensitivities: Does your pet have any current injuries or medical conditions? Handling: Are there specific areas of the body I should avoid when petting or interacting with them? Dietary Needs: Does your pet have any food allergies, dietary restrictions, or strict rules regarding treats? Please specify: Dry or wet food (or combination)? Quantity per meal? Specific meal times? Treats (type and frequency)? Location of food, bowls, and water? II. Behavior & Routine Personality: How would you describe your pet’s overall disposition (e.g., confident, shy, high-energy, or anxious)? Behavioral Triggers: How does your pet react to loud or sudden noises, strangers, or other animals while out on a walk? Communication: What name or nicknames does your pet respond to most consistently? Training: What commands is your pet familiar with, and what are their specific potty-routine habits or signals? Security & Escape Risks: Is your pet prone to door-bolting, or are there any other clever habits I should be aware of to ensure their safety? Separation Anxiety: Does the pet have difficulty being left alone, and if so, how do they typically react? III. Logistics & House Rules Walking Schedule (Dogs): What is their set walking schedule? Equipment Location: Where do you usually keep walking equipment (leash, harness), poop bags, etc.? Home Access: Where are spare keys or alarm codes kept, and are there specific instructions for locking up? Restricted Areas: Are there rooms or areas of the home that are off-limits to the pet? Household Hazards: Are there any household items (e.g., cleaning supplies, plants) that the pet tends to chew or get into? Interactive Play: What are their favorite games/toys, and are there any toys I should avoid?

A typical day with me is filled with targeted play, mental stimulation, and plenty of exercise tailored specifically to your pet's personality and natural instincts. • For Dogs: Active and Rewarding Play: o High-Energy Fetch: My favorite activity is using a Chuckit! ball launcher to give dogs an incredible cardio workout that truly burns off their extra energy. o Sensory & Brain Games: I love utilizing squeaky toys to keep them mentally engaged, paired with positive reinforcement and treats (with your approval) to reward good behavior. o The Classic Walk: Nothing beats a great walk to let them sniff, explore, and safely engage with the world. • For Cats: Instinct-Driven Enrichment: o Visual & Prey Drive Stimulation: Cats track green and purple best, so I use specialized teaser wands with green and purple squiggles to spark their natural hunting instincts. o Interactive Toys: I utilize sound-activated motion toys (like the plush chirping bird my cat, Ebony, loves) and wooden-chip teasers to challenge their hand-eye coordination and agility. Whether your pet prefers a fast-paced game of fetch or a focused, tactical hunting game with a teaser wand, I ensure their day is both physically fulfilling and mentally satisfying.