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What Do I Need To Supply To The Pet Sitter For My booking?

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As a pet owner, it's your responsibility to ensure your pet feels comfortable, secure, and well cared for during their booking. Providing essential supplies and clear instructions will help create a smooth experience for both your pet and the sitter.

All details and requirements should be discussed and confirmed with your sitter during the Meet & Greet.


Essential Supplies for Your Pet Sitter

General Tips

  • Share your pet’s routine, preferences, and habits to help the sitter maintain consistency.
  • Bring familiar items like a blanket or toy with your scent to help your pet settle.
  • Provide detailed instructions for feeding, exercise, bedtime, and any special care.

Supply Checklist by Booking Type

Pet Hosting (Pet stays at the sitter’s home)

  • Food & Treats
  • Food & Water Bowls
  • Lead, Harness, Poo Bags, or Walking Gear
  • Bed, Blanket, or Sleeping Aids
  • Toys/Comfort Items
  • Medication (if needed, with instructions)

Pet Sitting (Sitter stays at your home)

  • Same as Pet Hosting, with additional household instructions if necessary.

Dog Walking

  • Lead, Harness, Poo Bags, or Walking Gear
  • Treats (optional)

Day Care (Pet is cared for during the day)

  • Food & Treats (if care overlaps meal times)
  • Food & Water Bowls
  • Lead, Harness, Poo Bags, or Walking Gear
  • Bed, Blanket, or Sleeping Aids
  • Toys/Comfort Items

Related Articles

  • What is a Meet & Greet?
  • Mad Paws Pet Sitting Checklist

FAQs & Tips

FAQs

  • What if my pet has special needs?

    Provide detailed instructions and ensure the sitter is comfortable with any additional requirements.

  • Should I pack extra supplies?

    Yes, it’s a good idea to provide a little extra food, treats, and supplies just in case.


Tips

  • Be Thorough. The more information you provide about your pet, the smoother the booking will be.
  • Prepare in Advance. Ensure all supplies are ready and discussed before the booking begins.
  • Stick to Routine. Helping the sitter replicate your pet’s daily schedule can reduce stress.

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