Dietary Requirements: What they eat, how much, and how often. Any allergies or foods to avoid. Medical Needs: Any medications, how and when they should be administered (personal tips or tricks), and signs of common health issues the pet may face. Behavioral Notes: How they behave around other animals or strangers, any known triggers, things they particularly love or hate. Routine: Their usual schedule for feeding, bathroom breaks, walks, and sleep. Emergency Contacts: Vet's contact information and an emergency contact person if the you can't be reached. Special Instructions: Where the food and toys are kept, any areas of the house that are off-limits, etc. Comfort Items: Anything that soothes the pet, like a particular toy, blanket, or bed. Exercise Needs: How often they need physical activity, any preferred games, or activities. Safety Information: Any security measures, like codes for doors or alarms.

Recognizing favorite spots and consistent playtimes help in reducing their stress. Familiar walks, timely meals, and local parks ensure they feel secure and comfortable. picture updates!