If your cat needs any oral medication, has any favorite toys, ways to pet/handle them, hiding spots I should look for them at if I can't find them, etc.

When I sit a cat, I'll usually take care of their food, water, and litter first, then move onto enrichment - about 15 or so minutes of interactive play and/or pets and cuddles if the cat wants. If the weather is nice and your cat is harness-trained and wants to go out, we can even take a quick walk! I'll assess their health and take some photos of them for you, if you'd like. If your cat isn't feeling up to playing or petting, I'll use that time to deep-clean water fountains, bowls, or litter boxes if needed, and just spend time in the same room talking and slow blinking at them to get them used to my presence. For exotic pets, every species is different - animals that need play and interaction like parrots or rats will get a similar time investment to cats, rodents will get their cages and accessories spot-cleaned or deep-cleaned as needed, aquariums will get their water tested daily and changed weekly, and reptiles and invertebrates can be fed live insects and/or fresh greens, and checked over for shedding or molting. We can speak about this before my first sit to determine what you'd like me to do for your exotic animal!