Monday, January 12, 2015
Pet sitting guide!
However, that means leaving the cat and three dogs with a sitter. Not too bad except when your pet sitter is from Italy (has only been here a year) and English is not his native language. He is adorable and loves dogs. He works for my husband and has been to our house many times but taking care of the pets at our house will be new for him. So how do I explain meals, routines, etc?
I don't want to overwhelm him and if he is like me, I forget it by the next day anyhow. So I thought I would type instructions since typed words are easier to understand.
As I began, more and more items need to be added. This is so confusing. Pictures, that's what I need. Tons, of them. I took pictures of everything. I am now at 15 pages, breaking it down by pet. Marina has special food. I took pictures of her food, her container and her allergy pills.
Then there is the house, lights, TV remote, dishwasher, washing machine, yikes. It is amazing how we take so much for granted. Like the where the dogs eat. Sounds funny, but they have special places.
Do you have a pet guide? I used to have a one pager when they went to my friends to stay, but having Valerio stay here has really made me think about everyday details.
It has been a lot of work getting it ready, but it is done and I certainly hope it is helpful for him. I will feel better knowing he has this guide to refer to. I think the dogs will be happier too. Louie is feeling lonely as two of the puppies left on Saturday. Jingle is lonely too and has attached herself to Louie and Caleigh. She leaves today, so it is going to be quite around her.
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