It’s very important for me to know as much as possible about your pet ahead of time. Every animal is unique, and understanding their special needs, behaviors, routines, likes, dislikes, and any fears they may have helps me provide the best care possible. Whether it’s a favorite toy, a fear of loud noises, specific medical needs, or quirks in their routine—I want to know it all so I can make your pet feel safe, comfortable, and truly cared for.

I love keeping pets active, engaged, and happy! Depending on their personality and energy level, I’ll take them on walks, play fetch, enjoy tug-of-war, or have a good old-fashioned cuddle session. For more relaxed pets, I’ll keep them company with gentle play or cozy downtime. I always tailor activities to each pet’s needs—whether that means adventure or just some extra belly rubs and love. Just a quick note: I never deviate from the food you provide — your pet’s diet is followed exactly as instructed. However, after boarding, there are cases where you may notice occasional changes in your dog’s stool. In my experience, this can happen due to anxiety or the shift in routine, not because of any changes in their diet on my end. Dogs, like humans, can be sensitive to new environments. I always monitor them closely and will keep you updated on anything I observe.