🧾 General Information (All Pets): Name, age, breed/species Personality – Friendly? Shy? Protective? Playful? Routine – Feeding times, walk times, nap preferences, etc. Medical needs – Medications, allergies, past injuries Vet contact info – Just in case of emergencies Emergency contact – Another person to call if the owner can’t be reached 🐾 For Dogs & Cats: Triggers – Afraid of storms, loud noises, strangers, certain animals? Aggression issues – Toward other pets or people? House rules – Allowed on furniture? Treats okay? Commands used? Potty habits – How often they go out or where the litter box is Favorite toys/activities – What keeps them entertained and happy? 🐹🐰🐢🐦 For Small or Exotic Pets: Diet specifics – Fresh foods, pellets, water needs Handling preferences – Some don’t like being touched or picked up Cage or habitat cleaning – How often, and how they like it cleaned Temperature/humidity requirements – Especially for reptiles or amphibians Enrichment needs – Chew toys, climbing, hiding spots

🐶 With Dogs: Fetch in the park – Classic and always fun for energetic pups. Pupstacle course – A mini agility setup using household items for mental and physical stimulation. Sniffari walks – Letting them take the lead and sniff around, which is like reading the newspaper for dogs! Paw painting – Safe, pet-friendly paints on canvas for artsy fun (and cute keepsakes). Frozen treat time – DIY pupsicles or frozen peanut butter-filled toys to cool down and enjoy. 🐱 With Cats: Laser pointer chase – Burn off energy with quick, fun movements. Window birdwatching – Set up a perch and let them enjoy the view. Interactive play – Wand toys, crinkly tunnels, or even cardboard boxes. Cat TV – Videos of birds or fish that some cats love to watch. Treat treasure hunt – Hide small treats around the room and let them "hunt." 🐰🐹🦎 With Other Pets: Small animal exploration – Supervised floor time in a safe, enclosed area. Sensory boxes – Fill a shallow bin with pet-safe textures and items to explore. Training tricks – Even rabbits or birds can learn simple tricks with positive reinforcement. Cuddle sessions – If they enjoy handling, a calm bonding session works wonders.