What I’d Love to Know About Your Pet Before I care for your pet, here are a few things that really help me give them the best experience: • How your dog reacts to other dogs, people, or new environments on walks, so I can keep them safe and comfortable. • Your dog’s or cat’s favorite lounging, hiding, or “safe” spots around the home. • Any unique quirks or habits they have — big or small! (For example, some pets dislike belly rubs or get startled by certain sounds.) • Feeding instructions and treat preferences, including timing, portions, and any foods to avoid. • Medical needs or sensitivities, such as allergies, medications, mobility concerns, or anything I should keep an eye on. • Their daily routine, like preferred walk lengths, play styles, nap times, or calming activities. • Household rules, such as furniture boundaries, crate routines, or off‑limits areas. • Behavior triggers, like thunderstorms, doorbells, or other animals. • Training cues or commands they know so I can stay consistent with what they’re used to. • Emergency contacts or vet information, just in case. • Anything that helps me keep your pet happy, healthy, and comfortable during my visits or walks.

Your pet’s day with me is all about comfort, fun, and consistency. I show up ready to give them the care, attention, and enrichment they need to feel their best. We play, cuddle, follow their routine, and enjoy our time together. I love taking photos during visits too — and your pet’s personality always shines through, especially in the goofy shots.