To give your dog the best care, it's helpful to know about their routine, energy level, likes and dislikes, and any medical needs. Please let us know if they're reactive to other dogs, have separation anxiety, or any specific behaviours we should be aware of. We also like to follow their feeding and walking schedule as closely as possible to keep things familiar and stress-free.

For Dogs: Take them on a new walking route or a local dog park adventure. Play fetch or tug-of-war with their favorite toy. Teach them a simple trick or two — it’s fun and mentally stimulating. Have a mini “spa day” with brushing and a gentle bath if they like it. Set up a scent game by hiding treats around the house or yard. For Cats: Engage them with interactive toys like laser pointers or wand teasers. Create a cozy spot by the window with some treats to watch birds or squirrels. Use a feather or string toy to encourage some playful stalking and pouncing. Try a puzzle feeder or food-dispensing toy to keep them busy. Gentle petting and talking to them softly can help build trust.