As a pet sitter, it's important to have some key information about a dog ahead of time to ensure that I can provide the best possible care. Here are some important things to know about a dog before I begin pet sitting: Health Information: It's important to know if the dog has any medical issues, allergies, or medication requirements. This will help me ensure that your dog stays healthy and comfortable during the stay. Behavioral Issues: If the dog has any behavioral issues such as separation anxiety, fear of loud noises, or aggression towards other dogs or people, it's essential to know in advance. This information will help me prepare a personalized approach that caters to their unique needs. Daily Routine: Knowing the dog's regular routine will help me provide a sense of familiarity and consistency, minimizing any stress or anxiety that the dog may feel while you're away. Exercise and Playtime: It's important to know how much exercise and playtime the dog needs to stay healthy and happy. This information will help me create a tailored plan that meets their specific needs. Diet and Feeding Schedule: Knowing what the dog eats, how much, and how often they eat is essential for ensuring that they receive proper nutrition and avoid any digestive issues. Training: Understanding the dog's level of training and what commands they know will help me maintain their training and reinforce any positive behaviors. By gathering this information before pet sitting, I can provide your dog with personalized care that meets their unique needs, ensuring that they are healthy, happy, and comfortable while you're away.

As a pet sitter, a typical day in my routine involves providing your furry friend with personalized care and attention that meets their individual needs. Here's a glimpse of a typical day while your pet is under my care: Morning: I'll start the day by checking on your pet, ensuring they have plenty of water, food, and a clean living space. After that, I'll take your pet out for a walk or let them out in the yard to relieve themselves and get some fresh air. We'll engage in some playtime, perhaps with their favorite toys or games to help stimulate their minds and energize their bodies. Midday: After some playtime, I'll spend some time with your pet, giving them plenty of love and attention. This could include cuddling, grooming, or just enjoying each other's company. I'll also make sure they have another opportunity to relieve themselves and stretch their legs. Evening: In the evening, I'll prepare and provide your pet with their dinner, followed by another walk or some playtime before bed. I'll also ensure they have fresh water, a clean living space, and any necessary medication. Throughout the day, I'll keep you updated on your pet's activities and well-being, sending you pictures and videos to show you how much fun we're having together. In summary, a typical day in my pet sitting routine involves providing your pet with plenty of exercise, playtime, and love while ensuring their basic needs are met. By treating your pet like one of my own, I can help ensure that they have a comfortable and enjoyable stay while you're away.