Please let me know if your pet has any physical/behavioral accommodations and if they have a specific routine to stick to. Also, what their likes and/or dislikes are. (i.e., do they get frazzled by skateboarders, are they sensitive to certain sounds?)

When stimulating dogs and basing it off their energy levels, I like to initiate both mental and physical activities. For mental stimulation, a good play nose work games such as which treat the hand is in and where are the treats in the room. Along with going on walks, I also like to produce physical stimulation through play such as tug-of-war and fetch. If your dog prefers to lounge around and receive pets, I am happy to do that! I will adjust to your dog’s energy level and behavioral accommodations to avoid overwhelming them. For my cat clients, I try speaking to them frequently throughout our visit so they know where I am and familiarize my voice to them. I typically like to engage in playing with them and petting to build a rapport between us. Whatever comforts and routines your cat needs, I will aim to accommodate them.