Basic Care Needs: Feeding schedule and dietary restrictions Any medications or health concerns Daily routines and habits Behavior & Personality: How they react to strangers, other animals, and new environments Favorite activities, toys, and comfort items Any fears or triggers (e.g., loud noises, certain people, or other pets) Training & Commands: Basic commands they know (sit, stay, recall) House rules (allowed on furniture, crate training, etc.) Any behavioral issues (separation anxiety, aggression, excessive barking) Emergency Information: Vet contact info and medical history Emergency plan (nearest vet, preferred procedures) Owner’s contact info and backup contact Miscellaneous: Walking routine and leash preferences Any allergies (food, plants, cleaning products) Favorite spots for walks or playtime Knowing these details helps ensure the pet stays happy and stress-free while in my care!

A typical day as a pet sitter starts early, making sure the pets are fed, have fresh water, and get plenty of attention. Morning walks are a must, especially for dogs, giving them exercise and a chance to explore. Throughout the day, fun activities depend on the pet's personality and needs. For playful dogs, that might mean fetch, tug-of-war, or a trip to a dog park. More relaxed pets might enjoy belly rubs, gentle brushing, or just lounging together. Cats love interactive play with feather toys, laser pointers, or puzzle feeders. If the pet enjoys social outings, we might go on a nature walk or visit a pet-friendly café. For those who prefer staying in, mental stimulation games like treat puzzles or hide-and-seek keep things fun. Evening time usually means another walk, dinner, and winding down with cuddles or quiet companionship. Every pet is different, so each day is a little adventure tailored to their needs!