Essential Things to Know about your fur babies beforehand 1. Daily Routine Feeding schedule (times, portions, any food restrictions) Walking schedule and typical walk length Potty routine (how often they go out, preferred spots) 2. Behavior & Personality Are they friendly, shy, anxious, reactive, hyper, or calm? Do they have triggers? (other dogs, loud noises, men, children, etc.) Any quirks like counter-surfing, chewing, barking, or digging. How well they walk on a leash. 3. Training & Commands What commands they know: Sit, stay, leave it, drop it, come, heel, etc. Whether they respond to hand signals or only verbal cues. How they handle crate time (if applicable). 4. Health Information Medical conditions (allergies, injuries, chronic issues) Medications (dosage, timing, how to administer) Vet info and emergency vet location Any mobility issues or special needs. 5. Safety Details Are they escape artists? (jump fences, bolt through doors) Are they allowed: On furniture? To swim or go to dog parks? How to secure them: harness type, gate instructions, backyard rules. 6. Home Rules Alarm system and door codes Where cleaning supplies are Trash rules (some dogs like to tip bins) Mail/packages instructions Wi-Fi, cameras, special requests 7. Social Preferences Do they get along with: Other dogs? Cats? Kids? Strangers? Should they avoid interactions on walks? 8. Special Comfort Items Favorite toys Treat rules (how many, what kind) Anxiety aids (white noise, a certain blanket, calming chews) 9. Owner Expectations Updates, photos, or videos? Preferred communication method (text, Rover messages, call) 10. Emergency Plan Who to contact first Payment instructions if a vet visit is necessary

Check-ins are all bout keeping fur babies comfortable, happy, and cared for while parents are away. Each visit is focused on following the pet's routine, giving them attention, and making sure all their needs are met. MORNING VISIT Greeting the pet with calm, friendly energy Quick potty break or short walk Refresh food and water as instructed Give any morning medications if needed A few minutes of playtime, cuddles, or mental stimulation Check the home basics: litter box, water bowls, gates, or any messes Send pet parent an update with photos MIDDAY VISIT Another potty break or walk Play time to burn energy-fetch, toys, brushing, or enrichment activities Refresh water and offer a snack/treat if allowed Keep an eye on behavior and overall well-being Provide a check-in note updating parent on how the pet is doing EVENING VISIT Dinner meal according to schedule Evening potty break or walk Clean up after the pet (litter box, puppy pads, spilled food, etc.) More one-on-one time-cuddles, sitting together, interactive play Review the home to ensure everything is secure before leaving Final update with photos so parent knows everything is good for the night What the Pet Gets Consistent routine Exercise and potty breaks Mental stimulation Companionship and affection Clean, comfortable environment Personalized care based on their needs What the Owner Gets Peace of mind Photo and message updates Reliable check-ins exactly as scheduled A sitter who cares for the pet as well as the home.