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Since our pets can’t always tell us when something is wrong, I like to pay close attention to their little habits, routines, and behaviors so I can notice when they may need something. I genuinely enjoy spending time with both cats and dogs, whether that means playing, keeping them mentally stimulated, going for walks, or simply giving them some company and affection. My friends often trust me to care for their pets when they’re out of town or need an extra hand, and it honestly feels more like a hobby than a job to me. I get to spend time with animals, make sure they’re happy and comfortable, and get some extra steps in along the way. It’s a win-win!
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Routine: Can you walk me through their normal day—feeding, walks, playtime, naps, bedtime, and litter-box/potty routine? Personality: What are they normally like, and how do they behave when they're stressed, scared, excited, or uncomfortable? Likes/dislikes: What are their favorite toys, treats, activities, hiding spots, or ways of being comforted? Anything they absolutely hate? Boundaries: Are there places they aren't allowed, furniture rules, or behaviors you don't want me encouraging? Dogs specifically: How are they around other dogs, strangers, children, bikes, squirrels, etc.? Do they pull, react, or try to escape on walks? Cats specifically: Are they indoor-only? Do they ever try to get outside? Where do they usually hide? What's normal for their litter-box habits? Food: Exactly what and how much do they eat, at what times? Any allergies, forbidden foods, or treats I shouldn't give? Medication/health: Any medications, medical conditions, injuries, sensitivities, or recent changes I should know about? Warning signs: What would be unusual enough for your pet that you'd want me to contact you?” Emergency plan: Who's the veterinarian? Which emergency vet do you prefer? If I can't reach you during an emergency, who is the backup contact? Home safety: Anything I need to know about doors, gates, alarms, cameras, crates, carriers, keys, or areas of the home? Alone time: How long are they normally comfortable being alone? Communication: How often would you like updates, photos, or videos? Other caregivers: Will anyone else—family, cleaners, walkers, maintenance, etc.—be entering the home while I'm caring for them? Before they return: Is there anything you'd like me to do before you get home—feeding, final walk, litter box, bringing in packages, etc.?
As I work from home, I’m available for my furry friends throughout the day. I love taking dogs on walks and showering them with attention, ensuring they feel loved and cared for while I'm with them. Your pets will be in good hands!
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