To give your pet the best and safest care, it helps to know: -Their daily routine (feeding times, potty schedule, sleep habits) -Any medical conditions, allergies, or sensitivities -Current medications, dosing times, and how they prefer to take them -Mobility needs or limitations -Behavioral notes (fears, triggers, quirks, comfort items) -What helps them feel safe or calm -Your primary veterinarian’s information -A secondary emergency contact you trust to make decisions if you’re unreachable Having this information ensures I can keep your pet comfortable, follow their routine closely, and respond appropriately in any situation while still being available for the other pets in my care.

As a CVT student who works from home, my schedule is steady, calm, and predictable. I’m home throughout the day, which allows me to give pets consistent attention, companionship, and timely care. My days include quiet study time, gentle work, and plenty of breaks for walks, enrichment, medication administration, or snuggle time depending on your pet’s needs. I live just one block from a beautiful trail and open green space, perfect for relaxing walks, sniff‑time, and low‑stress exercise. My building has an elevator and no stairs, which is especially helpful for senior pets, mobility‑limited pets, or those recovering from surgery. I keep routines calm and structured, so pets feel secure, supported, and never rushed — they get my full presence and gentle care throughout the day.