Health & Medical -Medications - dosage, timing, and how to give them -Allergies (food or environmental) -Vet's name and contact number (Emergency contact of animal hospital) -Any recent illnesses, injuries, or surgeries Feeding -What food do they eat, and how much -Feeding schedule and times -Any foods they absolutely cannot have

- Playing outside in the backyard - Walking three or four times per day - Toss a ball or toy in the backyard or a park. Most dogs never get tired of this classic game! Tug-of-War — Grab a rope toy and let the dog pull. It's great exercise and super easy to do indoors or out. Sniff Walk — Let the dog lead the walk and sniff whatever they want. It's mentally tiring for them and requires zero planning. Hide & Seek — Hide somewhere in the house and call the dog's name. They go crazy trying to find you and love the reward of discovering you! Treat Hunt — Hide small treats around the room or yard and let the dog sniff them out. Easy to set up and keeps them busy. Bubble Chasing — Blow pet-safe bubbles and watch the dog go wild trying to pop them. Simple, hilarious, and great for burning energy. Learning a New Trick — Spend 10 minutes teaching sit, shake, spin, or roll over using treats. Dogs love the mental challenge and one-on-one attention. Backyard Sprinkler Run — On a warm day, turn on the sprinkler and let the dog run through it. Most dogs absolutely love it!