Daily routine: Feeding times, walk schedules, play preferences, and sleep habits. Medical needs: Any medications, allergies, or health conditions that require special attention. Behavior traits: How they react to strangers, other animals, loud noises, or being alone. Training and commands: Words or cues they respond to, and any behavioral boundaries they’re working on. Comfort items: Favorite toys, treats, or items that help them feel at ease. Emergency contacts: Vet information and how to handle any urgent situations. Having this information helps create a smooth, stress-free experience for both the pet and the owner.

When watching pets, I make sure to include plenty of fun and engaging activities tailored to their personality, energy level, and preferences. For dogs, this might include walks around the neighborhood, playtime with their favorite toys, games like fetch or tug-of-war, and even basic training exercises to keep their minds sharp. For cats, I like to offer interactive play with feather wands, laser pointers, or puzzle toys. I also make sure they get plenty of affection and cozy lounging time in their favorite spots. If the pet enjoys being outside and it's safe to do so, I might spend time in a secure yard or go for a nature walk. My goal is to keep pets happy, mentally stimulated, and well-exercised while their owners are away, always adjusting activities to what they love most.