Before caring for a pet, it’s important for me to know their daily routine, feeding schedule, and any medical or dietary needs. I also like to understand their personality, energy level, and any triggers or fears so I can tailor my approach and make them as comfortable as possible. For dogs, helpful details include leash manners, recall reliability, training cues they respond to, and how they interact with other dogs or people. For cats, I appreciate knowing their preferred hiding spots, play style, and how they typically show affection or stress. I also ask about house rules, favorite toys or treats, and any behaviors you’re currently working on so I can stay consistent with your training. The more I know ahead of time, the better I can provide care that feels familiar, safe, and stress-free for your pet.

A typical day with me is built around structure, enrichment, and plenty of love. We start with a calm morning routine — potty breaks, walks, or check-ins, followed by breakfast and a little one-on-one attention. Throughout the day, I focus on keeping pets mentally and physically engaged while still respecting their individual needs and comfort levels. For dogs, that can include long walks, structured play, enrichment games, basic training reinforcement, or relaxed outdoor time depending on their energy level. High-energy pups get opportunities to burn off energy in a healthy way, while more laid-back or anxious dogs get a slower pace and extra reassurance. For cats, I tailor care to their personality — play sessions with toys and enrichment, window time, brushing, or simply sitting nearby for companionship if that’s what they prefer. I’m especially mindful of routine and comfort for timid or senior pets. No matter the species, I make sure every pet gets personalized attention, a predictable routine, and lots of affection. My goal is for your pet to feel comfortable, safe, and happy — not just “watched,” but genuinely cared for.