The pet's care instructions should include a detailed feeding schedule and diet plan, specifying portion sizes, meal times, any food allergies or dietary restrictions, and approved treats. Medication information should clearly outline the dosage, administration times, special instructions, and the exact location where medications are stored. It is also important to provide information about behavioral triggers, including how the pet typically reacts to other dogs, bicycles, loud noises, strangers, or other common situations encountered during walks. Additionally, the pet's daily routine should be described, including bedtime habits, household rules such as whether the pet is allowed on furniture, preferred exercise and play schedules, and the maximum amount of time the pet can be safely left alone.

A typical day includes a morning visit for feeding, fresh water, a potty break, and some playtime or exercise. Depending on the pet's needs, I may stop by once or twice during the day to provide additional potty breaks, companionship, exercise, and to ensure they are comfortable and doing well. During each visit, I follow the pet's routine as closely as possible and provide updates to owners when requested. In the evening, I return for feeding, a walk or potty break, and some quality time before settling the pet in for the night. During my visits, I enjoy engaging pets in activities that match their personality and energy level, such as walks, fetch, tug-of-war, interactive toys, enrichment games, and basic training reinforcement. For pets who prefer a calmer routine, I provide companionship, attention, and gentle play to help them feel comfortable while their owners are away.