I need to know about anything that might differ from the normal day to day care of a pet, especially something that is important to their well-being. Any sort's of medications and strict schedules, thing's to watch out for like if they are eating and drinking, behavior, walking, running, energy level, sleeping schedule, special food diet, food allergies or restrictions ( any of this can change due to a recent injury or procedure ). If they are good with other animal's, animals of the same breed or opposite, good with children and of what age if it varies, if they ever have moments of aggression of any type and for what reason whether it be to food, treats, toys, mail man, strangers, the vacuum etc. Are they scared or spooked by things? Are they good on walk's and on a leash, are they good on a leash around other dogs, is there any aggression or territorial behavior while on a leash towards people or animals, is there any pulling. Are they runner's if they get loose or escape, if so, what gets them back, if they escaped does this happen often? If so what do you do after the escape beyond finding your dog, such as look for a hole etc.. For outside-inside cat's how often while outdoors do you encounter them/let them, how do they get inside or let you know they want inside, do they stay inside overnight, and how long without seeing them before I should be concerned. There are many important things one should know beforehand especially for some there are many factors that might leave them feeling uncomfortable or uncertain about pet sitting, dog walking, or just drop in's. I am very open and flexible and can work with just about anything I just need complete honesty and a full awareness of the whole picture to better be suited to take care and provide for your pet. If your dog has food aggression or really doesn't like their ears touched and growls please tell me so i am aware this can absolutely be worked around but only if i am aware of it.

This ultimately depends on the pet, their personality, strengths, and weaknesses and what it allows or limits them from doing daily. For dogs though definitely some catch and most likely a walk or two, I need some myself anyhow ;) and for cat's ohhh there is a endless amount of fun to be had when they aren't lounging and sleeping their life's away. However there is no telling a cat what to do and you should have no expectations of them joining you in doing anything lol they are their own boss.