| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | accident cleanup | how to clean indoor messes |
| 2. | accident in the house | indoor bathroom mishap |
| 3. | alarm code | code to enter the home |
| 4. | automatic feeder | device that dispenses food |
| 5. | avoid rough play | do not play too roughly |
| 6. | bandage care | looking after a bandage |
| 7. | barking triggers | things that make the pet bark |
| 8. | bedtime routine | usual nighttime habits and schedule |
| 9. | begging behavior | asking for food at meals |
| 10. | behavior notes | important habits and tendencies |
| 11. | blind pet | pet with vision loss |
| 12. | chewing habits | tendency to chew objects |
| 13. | collar tag | identification tag on collar |
| 14. | come here | cue to return to you |
| 15. | command words | words the pet responds to |
| 16. | counter surfing | jumping up for food |
| 17. | crate time | time spent in the crate |
| 18. | daily routine | usual schedule throughout the day |
| 19. | deaf pet | pet with hearing loss |
| 20. | dental chews | treats that help clean teeth |
| 21. | diet restrictions | foods the pet must avoid |
| 22. | door manners | behavior around open doors |
| 23. | drop it | cue to release an item |
| 24. | ear cleaning | cleaning the ears safely |
| 25. | emergency contact | person to call in emergencies |
| 26. | escape artist | pet likely to slip away |
| 27. | evening walk | walk taken in the evening |
| 28. | exercise requirements | needed activity level each day |
| 29. | eye drops | liquid medicine for the eyes |
| 30. | favorite toy | toy the pet likes most |
| 31. | favorite treats | snacks the pet especially likes |
| 32. | feeding area | place where meals are served |
| 33. | feeding schedule | times and amounts for meals |
| 34. | fence check | making sure the fence is secure |
| 35. | fireworks anxiety | stress caused by fireworks |
| 36. | flea prevention | medicine to prevent fleas |
| 37. | food aggression | guarding food from others |
| 38. | food storage | where pet food is kept |
| 39. | gate latch | how the gate closes securely |
| 40. | go potty | cue to use the bathroom |
| 41. | grooming needs | brushing, bathing, and coat care |
| 42. | harness fit | how the harness should sit |
| 43. | heat safety | preventing overheating risks |
| 44. | hiding spot | place the pet retreats to |
| 45. | hot spots | irritated patches on the skin |
| 46. | house rules | rules for pets in the home |
| 47. | joint supplements | supplements for joint support |
| 48. | jumps on guests | leaps up on visitors |
| 49. | keep doors closed | do not leave doors open |
| 50. | kitten care | care needs of a young cat |
| 51. | leash location | where the leash is stored |
| 52. | leave it | cue to ignore something |
| 53. | litter box care | cleaning and maintenance instructions |
| 54. | litter type | kind of litter used |
| 55. | lock up | secure the home when leaving |
| 56. | meal portions | how much food per meal |
| 57. | medication instructions | how and when to give medicine |
| 58. | medicine dose | amount of medicine to give |
| 59. | microchip number | pet identification chip details |
| 60. | midday visit | visit around the middle of day |
| 61. | mobility issues | trouble walking or moving |
| 62. | morning walk | walk taken in the morning |
| 63. | nail trim | cutting the pet’s nails |
| 64. | name response | how well the pet responds |
| 65. | nap schedule | usual times for sleeping |
| 66. | needs space | should not be crowded |
| 67. | nips when excited | light biting from excitement |
| 68. | noise sensitivity | fear of loud sounds |
| 69. | paw care | cleaning and checking the paws |
| 70. | photo update | picture sent during care |
| 71. | pill pocket | treat used to hide pills |
| 72. | playtime needs | how much play the pet needs |
| 73. | poop pickup | collecting pet waste outside |
| 74. | potty breaks | times for bathroom trips outside |
| 75. | rainy day plan | indoor plan for bad weather |
| 76. | reactive on walks | overreacts during walks |
| 77. | resource guarding | protecting food, toys, or space |
| 78. | routine update | message about the day’s care |
| 79. | separation anxiety | stress when left alone |
| 80. | sit command | cue for sitting down |
| 81. | sleeping spot | where the pet usually sleeps |
| 82. | special instructions | important extra care details |
| 83. | stay command | cue for remaining still |
| 84. | stranger anxiety | nervousness around unfamiliar people |
| 85. | table scraps | human food given or avoided |
| 86. | teeth brushing | cleaning the pet’s teeth |
| 87. | thunderstorm fear | fear during storms |
| 88. | tick prevention | medicine to prevent ticks |
| 89. | toy preferences | types of toys most enjoyed |
| 90. | treat limit | maximum number of treats |
| 91. | use a gentle voice | speak softly and calmly |
| 92. | vaccination record | proof of shots received |
| 93. | vet information | clinic and veterinarian details |
| 94. | walk routine | usual times and length of walks |
| 95. | waste bags | bags for picking up poop |
| 96. | watch for limping | notice any uneven walking |
| 97. | water fountain | circulating water bowl |
| 98. | water refill | adding fresh water |
| 99. | worming schedule | timing for deworming treatment |
| 100. | yard access | how the pet uses the yard |
