1. Any medical conditions? 2. Special diet / allergies? 3. Daily medications? If so, I would fill out a medication dispensing form; medication information, dosing instructions, confirm the owner is comfortable with me administering the medication, and sometimes this brings up a conversation: example; I have such a hard time getting "Max" to take his Heartworm Prevention!!! I HAVE TONS OF TIPS and tricks! Magic! I love client education and to help whenever I can, if that means stopping at a newly diagnosed diabetic kitty cats home on the way to pick up my daughter from daycare to show the owner its not as scary as you think to administer insulin, let them feel the support, or a quick nail trim...I want to help. I was born for this, I was made to care for animals. 4. Okay around other dogs, okay if they were to see a quick peek of my cat that will be in her house that is lodged in my bedroom for a split second? 5. Tell me his/her likes! his/her dislikes! I will take it from there :)

MY BACK YARD causes severe tail wags! I love dogs, because, of their energy. A day outside, especially when you have a doggo who loves fetch, running in the sun in a safe environment, while being loved on; tons of pets! Gently taken care of and paid a great deal of attention...fills my heart. Walks are limited around my area as far as large parks that allow dogs, but struttin' around the neighborhood...something I will do, with confidence...I prefer my patients at work in a safe, properly fitted harness...and I would like that in my home environment too...I treat every minute out in the open world with caution: a bird flies by and pup gets excited...my leash will not hit the ground. I just take pride in proper handling / restraint and never letting your guard down because I see the accidents that occur. Walks, pets, appropriate treats and safe love!!!