Pet Sitting Pet Form Template

Must Ask Pet Sitting Questions

1. What is your pet's full profile (name, species, breed, age, sex, weight, microchip, and markings)?

   These details help you identify the pet, choose the right gear, and verify pickups. If a pet gets lost or there is an emergency, you have accurate info ready.

2. What are feeding instructions and restrictions (brand, portion, times, treats, and allergies)?

   Clear feeding notes prevent stomach issues and guesswork. You save time and avoid risks like overfeeding or exposure to allergens.

3. Does your pet take medications or supplements? List name, dose, timing, delivery steps, and vet contact.

   This ensures correct dosing and reduces missed or double doses. It also prepares you to answer vet questions if a refill or reaction occurs.

4. What behavior cues, triggers, and training rules should the sitter follow?

   Knowing cues and red flags helps you prevent bites, bolting, or stress. It keeps handling consistent with the owner's training across visits.

5. Who are your emergency contacts, preferred veterinarian, and spending authorizations?

   In a crisis, you can act fast without waiting for approval. Clear limits on transport and budget protect you, the pet, and the owner.