* Health and Medical History: * Any known medical conditions or ongoing treatments? * Allergies or sensitivities to medication or food? * Vaccination Records: * Are their vaccinations up-to-date? Can you provide proof of vaccinations? * Behavioral Issues: * Any history of aggression towards people or other animals? * Fear or anxiety triggers? * Any specific behavioral quirks or preferences? * Dietary Preferences and Restrictions: * What is their regular diet? Any dietary restrictions or preferences? * Any special feeding instructions or meal schedules? * Exercise and Activity Levels: * How much exercise do they typically require? * Favorite toys or activities? * Medication Administration: * Are they currently on any medications? If so, what are the dosages and administration instructions? * Any specific instructions or preferences for administering medication? * Grooming Needs: * Regular grooming routine (e.g., brushing, nail trimming)? * Any specific grooming products or preferences? * Comfort and Security: * Favorite sleeping spots or bedding preferences? * Any comfort items (toys, blankets, etc.) that they should bring along? * Emergency Contact Information: * Primary veterinarian's contact information? * Emergency contact person in case you're unable to reach the pet parent? * Emergency Procedures and Authorization: * Authorization for emergency veterinary care in case of illness or injury? * Any specific instructions or preferences for emergency situations? * Additional Information: * Any other concerns or information you'd like to share about your pet?

Interactive Play Sessions: Engage pets in interactive play sessions with toys such as balls, tug-of-war ropes, or interactive puzzle toys to keep them mentally stimulated and entertained. Outdoor Adventures: Take dogs for walks or runs in your neighborhood or nearby parks. Explore different routes to keep things interesting and let them sniff and explore to their heart's content. Backyard Playtime: Utilize your spacious fenced-in backyard for games of fetch, frisbee, or simply romping around and exploring. You can also set up agility courses or obstacle courses for some added excitement. Water Fun: If weather permits and the pets enjoy it, set up a kiddie pool or sprinkler in the backyard for some water play. Many dogs love splashing around and cooling off on hot days. Training Sessions: Incorporate short training sessions into their daily routine to work on obedience commands, tricks, or agility exercises. Training not only provides mental stimulation but also strengthens the bond between you and the pets. Sniffing Games: Create scent trails using treats or toys and let dogs use their noses to sniff out the hidden treasures. This taps into their natural instincts and provides a fun mental challenge. Quiet Time: Set aside some time for relaxation and cuddles indoors. Whether it's snuggling up on the couch for a nap or enjoying some quiet bonding time, pets will appreciate the chance to unwind and feel comforted. Group Playdates: If hosting multiple pets, organize supervised group playdates where they can socialize and interact with each other under your watchful eye. This can be a great way for them to burn off energy and make new furry friends. Activities are tailored to each pet's preferences, energy levels, and comfort levels, and I make sure to always prioritize their safety and well-being. With a variety of engaging and stimulating activities, pets staying at my home are sure to have a paw-some time!