1. What is the primary responsibility of a pet sitter?
2. Before every visit, a pet sitter should:
3. If you arrive and notice signs of a break-in:
4. The single most valuable trait a pet sitter can offer is:
5. A common stress signal in dogs is:
6. Flattened ears and a low crouched posture in a cat likely mean:
7. A sign of anxiety or fear in a pet is:
8. If a pet shows anxiety symptoms, you should:
9. An early warning sign of aggression is:
10. If a pet displays aggressive warning signs, you should:
11. A wagging tail typically means, unlike in dogs:
12. When unsure about an unfamiliar animal's body language, you should:
13. When feeding a pet, a sitter should:
14. Which food is dangerous for pets?
15. Before walking a pet, you should:
16. When administering medication, a sitter should:
17. If a pet refuses medication, you should:
18. Litter boxes should be scooped:
19. Noting changes in litter box habits matters because:
20. A meet and greet before the first booking should include:
21. A good client agreement should include:
22. Daily updates to clients should include:
23. If a client raises a complaint, you should:
24. A true pet emergency requiring immediate vet care includes:
25. When in doubt about whether a situation is an emergency, you should:
26. Before an emergency ever happens, a sitter should:
27. If locked out of a client's home, you should:
28. If you suspect a break-in, you should:
29. In case of fire or a gas smell, you should:
30. Liability/bonding insurance is recommended because:
31. In a multi-pet home where a pet has a history of food guarding, you should:
32. Which is a warning sign of tension between two pets in the same household?
33. If two pets begin to have a conflict, you should separate them using:
34. To avoid mixing up food or medication between multiple pets in one home, you should:
35. In a household with multiple pets, each pet's routine and needs should be treated:
36. A common change to watch for in senior pets is:
37. When approaching a senior pet with reduced vision or hearing, you should:
38. Before assisting a pet that uses a mobility aid like a ramp or wheelchair, you should:
39. For a pet with a chronic health condition on multiple medications, best practice is to:
40. If a chronically ill pet misses a dose or shows a new symptom, you should: