• Feeding routine: What they eat, how much, and what times they’re fed (including any treats or foods to avoid). • Medical needs: Any medications, allergies, or health conditions, plus the vet’s contact information. • Behavior & personality: Are they shy, energetic, anxious, or aggressive? Do they get along with other animals or strangers? • Daily routine: Walk schedules, potty habits, sleep habits, and any specific routines they’re used to. • Emergency info: Owner’s contact details, a backup contact, and what to do in case of an emergency. • House rules: Where the pet is allowed (furniture, rooms), crate training, or any training commands they follow. • Triggers & fears: Loud noises, certain people, or situations that may stress them out. • Favorite activities: Toys, games, or things they enjoy to keep them happy and engaged.

A typical day caring for pets starts with making sure they feel comfortable and safe. In the morning, I’d begin with feeding, fresh water, and a potty break or litter box check. After that, I’d spend time giving them attention—whether that’s cuddling, brushing, or just sitting with them so they feel at ease while their owner is away. Throughout the day, I’d plan fun and engaging activities based on each pet’s personality and energy level. For dogs, that could include walks around the neighborhood, playing fetch, tug-of-war, or even light training games to keep their minds active. If they enjoy social time, I’d give them lots of affection and interaction. For cats, I’d do interactive play with toys like feather wands or laser pointers, along with some quiet bonding time since many cats enjoy a calmer environment. I’d also make sure they have cozy spaces to relax and feel secure. In the afternoon, I’d check in again with feeding (if needed), potty breaks, and more playtime or relaxation depending on their routine. I’d also keep the home clean by tidying up pet areas and making sure everything stays organized. In the evening, I’d wind things down with another walk or play session, dinner, and some calm time so the pets can settle in for the night feeling happy and cared for. My goal throughout the day is to keep pets active, comfortable, and loved—sticking as closely as possible to their normal routine so they feel safe and stress-free.