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What to leave for your pet sitter

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—AdvancedPetSitting 15:24, 14 September 2011 (CDT)Leaving your pets at home while away on a holiday can be a great experience for you and your pet, but never forget to prepare for your pet sitter. Some useful tips:

  • Instructions if you feel that you need to tell your pet sitter more
  • Plenty of food
  • Plenty of treats (if you want your pet to have any)
  • Toys where they can be found easily
  • Plenty of plastic bags (your sitter will need them to pick up poo from the back yard or to change the litter)
  • A poop scooper
  • A litter scooper for your cats’ litter tray
  • Muddy paws towels and rags
  • A brush (if you wish your pet to be groomed)
  • Medicines, injection materials (with clear instructions)
  • Leashes and leads (if you have booked dog walking)
  • Paper towels
  • Watering can (if you need your plants watered)
  • Broom, dustpan & brush, vacuum
  • General cleaner, carpet cleaner
  • Dishwashing liquid and a scrub/ brush/ sponge for your sitter to wash dishes and litter trays

by Advanced Pet Sitting
http://www.advancedpetsitting.com.au

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