Pet Parent Guides

Help for the days you can’t be home.

Short, practical guides for late nights, long workdays and trips away, tested on our own crew of dogs and cats. Three of them come with a sheet you can fill in and print.

Lulu and Bear, two chocolate Labradors, lying in a patch of sunlight by a glass door, in black and white

What to leave out for your dog when you'll be home late

Water, a bathroom plan, something to do and a calm place to rest.

Printable sheet

Two chocolate Labradors in red sweaters and Indy as a puppy, sitting in front of a lit holiday tree

The pet-sitter checklist

Everything your sitter needs, on one sheet you fill in and print.

Printable sheet

Rizzo, a grey cat with yellow eyes, peeking out of a fuzzy cat cave with her front paws stretched out

Keeping cats happy while you travel

Clean litter, meals on time and a quiet place to hide until the sitter visits.

Bear, a chocolate Labrador, on a bed holding a bright green toy bone, looking at the camera

Boredom busters for long workdays

Match the toy to your pet's energy, plus a 10-minute routine before you go.

Lulu, an older chocolate Labrador with a grey muzzle, resting her chin on the arm of a leather couch

Senior dogs home alone

Easier footing, a softer bed and shorter stretches alone for older dogs.

Bear, a chocolate Labrador, and Indy, a tan mixed-breed dog, lying side by side on a bed, both looking at the camera

Pet first-aid kit for when you're away

What goes in the box, which numbers to tape to the lid, and rules for the sitter.

Printable sheet

Bear, a chocolate Labrador, on a bed holding a bright green rubber toy bone, looking at the camera

Toys to leave out, and toys to save for when you're home

Which toys to leave out, which to put away, and a 4-step check before you go.

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