Pet sitter sheet: instructions to print for a dog or cat sitter
Ask your vet about your own pet. This page is general information from the sources below.
A pet sitter needs the feeding plan, medicines, walks, quirks, your vet and an emergency vet, and the two pet poison lines on one page. Fill in the boxes and print. What you type is saved only in this browser, never sent to us, and you can clear it with one button.
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Pet sitter sheet
| Feeding | |
|---|---|
| Medicines | |
| Walks, play and bathroom (litter, yard) | |
| Quirks | |
| House notes | |
| Our vet | |
| 24-hour emergency vet | |
| How to reach us, and when we're back | |
| Microchip number and registry (optional) | |
| ASPCA Animal Poison Control | (888) 426-4435 (a fee may apply) |
| Pet Poison Helpline | (855) 764-7661 ($99 per incident) |
If your pet eats something it shouldn't, call your vet or a poison line straight away.
Before the sitter comes
- Show them the food, the leash or litter, and where the medicines are.
- Check your pet's tag and microchip details are current, in case your pet slips out.
- Tell your vet the sitter may call.