Feeding schedule: When and what your pet eats (and any treats they’re allowed) Bathroom routine: How often they need potty breaks and their usual signals. Medical needs: Any medications, allergies, or health conditions I should be aware of. Behavior notes: Any quirks, fears, or things that make them nervous (e.g., loud noises, other dogs, etc.). Exercise needs: How active your pet is and what kind of play/walks they enjoy. Commands/training: What commands they know or are currently working on. Social behavior: How they do around other pets or people, both on and off leash.m Favorite things: Toys, comfort items, or routines that help your pet feel happy and secure!

A typical day as a pet care provider is filled with tail wags, happy paws, and personalized care. My day often starts with a morning walk or potty break visit, making sure each pet gets fresh air, exercise, and a little one-on-one attention. Throughout the day, I check in on pets in their homes—refreshing food and water, cleaning up any messes, administering medications if needed, and providing plenty of playtime and cuddles. Each visit is tailored to the pet’s routine and personality, whether that means a game of fetch, a slow stroll, or just quiet companionship. I also make sure to keep pet parents updated with photos and notes, so they can feel at ease knowing their pets are in good hands. Every day brings a new furry friend and the joy of making animals feel safe, loved, and well cared for.