14/07/2022
After your bags are packed, and your pet sitter is booked, it’s time to think about preparing your pets and your home for the pet sitter.
By planning ahead and leaving clear cat-sitting and dog-sitting instructions, you’ll make it easy for your sitter to give your pets the best “staycation” possible.
1. Walk through your home and put away items that your dog or cat shouldn’t have access to. Close doors to rooms where you don’t want pets wandering, such as children’s bedrooms.
2. Put away items that your dog or cat may consider an enticing but unacceptable chew toys, such as shoes, charger cords, or tv remotes.
3. Hang your dog’s leash, harness, and other walking gear (like extra poo bags!) where your pet sitter can easily see and grab them for daily walks.
4. Have toys easily accessible, and make sure your pet sitter knows which toys can be left out for your pet and which should only be used with supervision.
5. Make sure your pet’s food is fully stocked before you leave. To make it easier on your pet sitter, consider pre-portioning meals in containers kept in the pantry, cupboard, or refrigerator. If your pet eats their meals from interactive puzzle toys, prepping these ahead of time (and keeping them in the freezer if needed) means they’re easy to grab and give!
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