I'm the primary caregiver for my cat, Woah, who is indoor/outdoor. He is very active so I make sure to keep him stimulated when he is inside with lots of kicker toys, a tunnel, a scratch box, a "biscuit" blanket and a few teaser wands so we can play together. He prefers running water and has a fountain, which I clean once a month when I change the filter. I feed him once in the morning, filling his bowl with dry food, and he self regulates his eating throughout the day. I also regularly give him treats, his favorite are "kitty gogurts" a.k.a Churu cream treats. At my parent's house, we have a feeding station next to the door for our dog, Asher. He likes to go outside and will usually spend most of the day in the yard running around or napping in the sun, although if the weather is bad and he has to stay inside he is usually napping on the couch or chewing one of his toys. At my boyfriend's house, we have a large shared bowl for Bubba and Finn, who get along very well and self regulate throughout the day with a single bowl fill in the morning (it is several scoops of food and usually lasts them into the next day). When they go outside they need to be supervised as woods are close to the house and predators are a concern, usually for about 20-30 mins every 2-3 hours. At my friend's house, he has a cat, a bunny, 6 dogs, and 8 quail. Recently, his family went out of town and asked me to care for their pets and home. They have a feeding station for all the dogs, which has the cat food as well - her food and water bowls are nearby but elevated so the dogs cannot reach, they self regulated throughout the day but their bowls would be filled if running low. Their cat would be fed once in the morning and again in the evening. The quails had their feed above their cage and would need their bowls filled if it was low or empty, making sure to fill water as well. The bunny would only need to be fed once and self regulated his food and water, he has a great caged off area that allows him to run around freely away from the dogs and cat. If your dog requires any special care, I'll be sure to implement everything required to keep your pet safe and healthy while you're away. I'm familiar with administering oral medicines and walking/bathroom/feeding schedules.