To give your pet the best care possible, I always ask for the following details before a booking: 🐾 Health & Medical Needs Any allergies or dietary restrictions Medications (how and when to give them) Chronic conditions or past injuries Vet contact info and emergency instructions 🐾 Behavior & Temperament Are they shy, social, or reactive around new people or other animals? Any fears (thunder, loud noises, vacuums, etc.)? How do they behave on walks or when left alone? Are there any behaviors to watch for (chewing, scratching, marking, etc.)? 🐾 Routine & Preferences Feeding times and amounts Potty schedule and signals Favorite toys, games, or treats Where they sleep and how they like to relax Any rules in your home I should follow (couch, bed, crate, etc.) 🐾 Training & Commands What commands do they know or respond to? Are they crate-trained, leash-trained, or litter-box trained? Any ongoing training you’d like me to reinforce? 🐾 Other Pets & People Do they live with or interact with other animals? Are they comfortable with children or strangers? Is there anything that triggers stress or aggression? Gathering this info ensures your pet feels safe, secure, and loved while you’re away—and gives you peace of mind, too.

Every pet is unique, so I tailor activities to match their personality, energy level, and preferences—but the goal is always the same: fun, enrichment, and love! 🐶 For Dogs: Walks & Adventures: Daily walks in safe, dog-friendly areas—plus trips to parks if allowed. We sniff, explore, and stretch those legs! Playtime: Fetch, tug-of-war, chase, or their favorite toy—whatever gets their tail wagging! Training Games: I love reinforcing basic commands (like sit, stay, or paw) using treats and praise—it’s fun and mentally stimulating. Cuddle Time: If your pup is more of a couch potato, I’m all about snuggles and quiet companionship. Puzzle Toys & Treat Games: Great for dogs who love a mental challenge or need to stay occupied while you’re away. 🐱 For Cats: Interactive Play: Wand toys, laser pointers, catnip mice—whatever gets them moving and engaged. Gentle Grooming: For cats who enjoy brushing, it’s a relaxing bonding time. Window Watching & Bird TV: I’ll set up cozy spots near windows or play bird videos if that’s their thing. Quiet Company: For shy or senior cats, I respect their space while offering soft conversation, slow blinks, and a calm presence. Treat Hunts: I hide treats or kibble to give curious cats something to “hunt” while I’m there. 🐾 No matter the activity, I focus on keeping pets mentally stimulated, physically active, and emotionally comforted. I always check in with the pet’s routine and energy level—and follow your preferences to make sure they feel safe and happy.