Here are some things you might want to tell me about your pet: 1. What is your pet's name, species, breed (if applicable), and age? 2. Is your pet up to date on vaccinations? 3. Does your pet have any known allergies or sensitivities? 4. Is your pet on any medications? If so, what are the dosages and schedules? 5. Does your pet have any specific dietary requirements or feeding schedule? 6. What is your pet's usual behavior and temperament? 7. How does your pet react to strangers and other animals? 8. Are there any specific commands or training techniques that your pet is familiar with? 9. What is your pet’s exercise routine, if applicable? (e.g., for birds, do they need time out of the cage? For rabbits, do they need time to hop around outside their enclosure?) 10. Does your pet have any favorite toys or activities? 11. Are there any specific fears or triggers that can cause your pet to become anxious or aggressive? 12. Does your pet have any behavioral issues or quirks that I should be aware of? 13. What are the emergency contact details for you (the owner) and your pet’s veterinarian? 14. Is there a plan in place in case of a medical emergency? 15. Are there any grooming requirements or routines that I should follow for your pet? 16. If your pet is kept in an enclosure (e.g., cage, tank), are there any special considerations for cleaning or maintenance? 17. How does your pet communicate when they need something, such as food, water, or bathroom (if applicable)? 18. Are there any treats your pet particularly loves or any that should be avoided? 19. What is your pet's daily routine, and are there specific times for meals, activities, and rest? 20. Is there anything else I should know to make your pet’s stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible?

For Dogs: Walks and Exploration: Regular walks in parks, trails, or around the neighborhood to explore and socialize. Playtime: Engage in games like fetch, tug-of-war, and hide and seek with toys. Mental Stimulation: Use puzzle toys or hide treats to encourage problem-solving and keep their brain active (if you have toys like this available, definitely bring them along!) Training Sessions: Work on basic commands or tricks, reinforcing good behavior with treats. Socialization: Visit dog parks for interaction with other dogs, if the dog is sociable. Cuddle Time: Spend lots of quality time petting and cuddling, helping the dog to feel loved and secure! For Cats: Interactive Play: Utilize toys like feather wands, and balls to encourage active play. Climbing and Scratching: Provide cat trees and scratching posts for climbing, scratching, and lounging. Hunting Games: Hide treats or use toy mice to stimulate their natural hunting instincts. Window Watching: Set up a cozy spot by the window for them to watch birds and the outside world. Grooming: Brushing the cat's fur not only helps with shedding but is also a bonding activity. Cuddle Time: Cats often love affection, so providing a warm lap or gentle petting can be very comforting. **These activities will be tailored to the individual preferences and needs of each pet to ensure they have an enjoyable and fulfilling time! ??