Sarah H.
Jackson, MO
Services
Sarah can care for
Availability
I have my kitten on a timed eating schedule with wet food to help her get all the nutrients she needs. She also has toys for stimulation, and I play with her daily to increase her stamina and decrease pet depression.
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About Sarah H.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
For cats, I keep them indoors and make sure they have enough stimulation in their environment. For dogs, it would depend on the weather, the backyard setup, and the specific care that each different individual animal may need.
Information Sarah H. would like to know about your pet
I would say that temperament is everything. If they get along with other animals and people as well as any environments that might trigger stressful or defensive responses.
A typical day
It's important to do different speeds, as long as it is safe and healthy for the animals to do so. I would bring along a toy or two of theirs to stimulate play if they were comfortable doing so in a park setting.
Location
Jackson, MO
Pets
No matter the animal, they love me!
Pet care experience
I've had cats and dogs most of my life. Recently, I only have a kitten at home currently, but I've cared for all ages and sometimes even special needs animals.
About Sarah H.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
For cats, I keep them indoors and make sure they have enough stimulation in their environment. For dogs, it would depend on the weather, the backyard setup, and the specific care that each different individual animal may need.
Information Sarah H. would like to know about your pet
I would say that temperament is everything. If they get along with other animals and people as well as any environments that might trigger stressful or defensive responses.
A typical day
It's important to do different speeds, as long as it is safe and healthy for the animals to do so. I would bring along a toy or two of theirs to stimulate play if they were comfortable doing so in a park setting.
Sarah H.
Jackson, MO