1. Feeding and dietary restrictions 2. Medications and health concerns 3. Exercise and play preferences 4. House rules 5. Emergency contacts 6. Behavioral quirks: Be aware of any behavioral quirks or triggers that might affect the pets’ behavior, like fear of thunderstorms or other animals

Playtime: Engage in interactive play with toys that the pets enjoy, such as fetch or tug-of-war. Walks and exercise: Take dogs for walks or let them play in a secure area to get some exercise and burn off energy. Cuddling and petting: Many pets love attention and affection, so spend some quality time giving them pets and cuddles. Puzzle toys: Provide puzzle toys or treat-dispensing toys to mentally stimulate and challenge them. Monitoring and companionship: Keep an eye on their well-being and provide companionship, especially if the owner’s instructions include not leaving the pet alone for extended periods. Relaxation time: Allow pets to have downtime to rest and relax, as they also need periods of rest. I always follow the owner’s guidelines and preferences to ensure the pets’ well-being and happiness.