Schedule: It’s always important to know the schedule, when does your pet usually go out, when does he/she eat? Also if there is a specific bedtime schedule i.e. does you pup/ kitty sleep in a crate, arena or is he/she free around the house? Alone time: Are they ok with being alone? Is it possible for me to go out and get food? For night stays, do you need me to be with them during night or are they ok to be left alone while they sleep? Medications: If you pup/kitty takes any medications I need to know how he/she takes them, when and how much. Food: How much food does your dog/cat eat? Dry, wet, mixed or specially prepared? Teeth: Does your dog gets dental sticks, do you brush teeth daily? Walks: Is your pup ok with other dogs or cats on a walk? How much exercise/walking per day is he/she used to getting? Cats extra questions: Do you walk them? Do you let them out of the house? Do you clean their cat litter daily?

I love to go for walks, if possible for the dog, Eaton park is always my go to! If there is a park closer to the dog owners house I would choose that one. Depending on dogs age and medical restrictions I adjust the level of playing and length of the walks. Dogs get the most tired from mental stimulation so sniffing, exploring and training gets them tired more and faster than running around. If the dogs cannot do a lot of walking, I usually sit with them in a grass and relax while getting scratches. Fresh air is always important for every animal! For cats I love to play with them with a toy of their choice, if they don’t know me just sitting at an appropriate distance and getting them to relax is my go to method of spending time.