To provide safe, reliable care, please be prepared to share the following: - Medical conditions, injuries, or health concerns - Medications (name, dosage, timing, administration) - Allergies or dietary restrictions Feeding routine - Bathroom routine or litter habits - Walk and exercise needs - Behavior with other dogs, cats, strangers, and children - Behavioral quirks, fears, triggers, or reactivity - Training cues and off-limits behaviors - Any escape tendencies or special handling needs - How long your pet can be left alone comfortably (note: I do not leave animals alone for more than 4 hours) Home & Access - Address and entry instructions - Key handoff plan (lockbox, keypad, spare key, or in-person) - Alarm system or building access details, if applicable - Areas of the home that are off-limits - Location of food, leashes, medications, litter, and cleaning supplies - Household Expectations (if applicable) - Trash and recycling instructions - Mail or package handling preferences - Any house rules (thermostat, windows, lights, etc.) Scheduling & Communication - Preferred communication method (text or Rover app) - I send three updates per day (morning, mid-day, and evening), including photos - If you’d like additional updates, you’re always welcome to check in Emergency Information - Primary contact number — Backup emergency contact - Veterinarian name and phone number - Preferred emergency vet - Authorization instructions if I cannot reach you Additional Notes - Comfort routines or quirks - Anything important I should know in advance

My motto is “a tired pet is a good pet”. For cats, playing with their favorite toy(s), giving them all the pets, and spending quality time with them. For dogs, a long walk, trip to the park, playing with treat puzzles, and all the belly rubs ensure they feel well enriched and loved.