Before sitting, I like to know your pet’s daily routine (feeding times, walks, sleep habits), any medical needs or medications, and their personality—like how they act around new people, other animals, or when left alone. It’s also helpful to know any specific likes/dislikes, triggers, or behaviors to watch for, as well as emergency contacts and vet info. The more I understand upfront, the better I can keep your pet comfortable, safe, and happy while sticking closely to their normal routine.

I like to keep pets active, engaged, and happy based on their personality and energy level. For more energetic pets, that means walks, playtime with toys, fetch, and outdoor time to burn off energy. For more relaxed or senior pets, I focus on gentle walks, cuddle time, and keeping them comfortable. I also like to mix in interactive play and mental stimulation (like simple games or treats if allowed) so they stay engaged while you’re away. Most importantly, I stick to their routine and what they enjoy—so they feel safe, entertained, and right at home.