Pooch Sitter 21 Point check list for each Standard visit

1. Looks for signs of intrusion to property upon entering Client’s home
   Visually inspect all windows, window screens and check doors are locked.
2. Pick up all newspapers, flyers, packages left in yard or at door.
3. Check mailbox and take any items in mailbox inside to designated area.
4. Immediately upon entry to home, disarm the Clients alarm system
5. Assess main living area on entry to home making sure everything is in place and
   there are no problems such as leaking pipes.
6. Mail / packages newspapers are placed where Client has designated
7. Fill out arrival Time on “ Daily Scoop “
8. Here is the fun part, Greet the pets…. Do a head count to make sure everyone is present
   and assure they have their tags and collars in place before going outside (Follow Kitty; Bird; small animal routine)
9. Outside for potty break. (poop scoop and accident clean up done upon request)
10. Playtime and/or walks and lots of TLC.
11. Back inside where Fresh food and water is served in clean bowls, Medication administered
    (Instructions for medications must be on file in office)
12. Each pet has their coat and paws inspected (daily brushing if requested)
13. Special Request are preformed (Watering of indoor /outdoor Plants, etc.)
14. Feeding areas floors are kept free of pet hair / food, and any accidents that may have occurred
    since last visit. (Including daily sweeping if needed)
15. Treats for pet are given as requested. After 2nd Potty break.
16. Rotation of Blinds / Drapes; Indoor/Outdoor Lights (if Client has requested)
17. TV/ Radio adjusted and on proper stations for pets (Mine love Animal Planet and soft rock music)
18. Complete the “Daily Scoop”, and leave on counter in kitchen.
19. Double check headcounts, assure all pets accounted for before leaving
20. One last look around to assure all entry ways (windows, garage, patio doors) are secured,
    and everything is in place per Clients instructions.
21. Security alarm in enabled and double check the exit door is secured