To give your pet the very best care, learning these details ahead of time will make everyone feel more comfortable: • Any medical conditions, medications (dosage, timing, and how they prefer to take them), or past health issues (like allergies, seizures, or mobility needs). • Daily routine — feeding schedule, portion sizes, favorite treats, walk length/preferences, and potty habits. • Personality quirks: Are they fearful of thunder/men/strangers? Do they resource guard food/toys? How do they react to other dogs or cats? • Favorite activities and comforts (toys, games, cuddle style, or safe spots when anxious). • Emergency contacts: Your vet’s info, plus a backup person if you’re unreachable. • Any training commands or house rules you want me to follow consistently. The more I know, the smoother and happier everything goes — I’ll always ask follow-up questions to make sure I’ve got it all right!

Every pet gets fun tailored just for them! • Adventure walks or gentle strolls — sniffing new trails, exploring parks, or playing fetch with their favorite ball. • Interactive playtime: tug-of-war, puzzle toys, treat-hiding games, or flirt pole sessions for high-energy pups (I’ve trained protection dogs, so I know how to channel that drive safely and positively). • Brain games and basic training refreshers — practicing tricks, nose work, or even simple agility with household items. • Cuddle sessions, belly rubs, and storytelling (yes, I talk to them!) for the lap-loving ones. • Outdoor zoomies in a secure yard, bubble chasing, or splash time in a kiddie pool on hot days. • For seniors or low-energy pets: calm massage, window-watching with treats, or just peaceful companionship.