I want to know them like you’d tell a baby sitter about a kid. These are living beings with emotions and personalities. Tell me their favorite games to play, their favorite route to walk, what songs make them sing, or movies they love to cuddle up and watch. I want them to have the best time with this. This is for their benefit, as much as it is a benefit for you. They should enjoy their day If you have a dog who is a puppy, and isn’t trained/doesn’t know their name, and is more of a handful than normal, or, have a disabled/senior animal who requires round the clock care, and needs me to help them walk, cook them fresh meals, etc, I do charge an additional $10 a night for overnights. Because of the stress of these two situations, unfortunately I need to charge more for my mental and physical health

A typical day will more or less look like what they are use to. We’ll do LOTS of cuddling, go for walks/outside for bathroom breaks, get treats, play with their toys, feed them, taking pictures and videos to send to you, establishing training they already know, etc. I want them to be mentally stimulated, as well as physically, and I want them to have a fun day. It should be like the “fun aunt” comes over. They get extra love and attention, and because we’ll be working on training for a little bit, they’ll get some treats out of it (broken up of course so they don’t get to many treats, or gain weight) Included in pricing- One on one time with your pet Going for a walk Fetch/playtime Snuggle time Pictures everyday, multiple times a day, along with updates on how they’re doing Giving them any medication they may need (I’m not a vet, nor am I trained in medicine, but I can give them basics, just have to show me how you do it) Your pet/s get to stay in their home so they avoid stress, avoid getting hurt/sick being around other animals at a kennel, and someone is with them at all times Will give them kongs/treats Can set up puzzle time/simple training to reinforce what they already know, this way they can get mental stimulation, along with physical stimulation Getting mail Cleaning litter boxes/cages/whatever home the animal lives in/potty’s in Having peace of mind knowing someone is home, and lowering the chances of a break in while you aren’t home