Pet Care Basics
What Dog Walker or Pet Sitter Supplies should I have?
Make sure you have the following items on you, or in your car: Your Smartphone. It will enable you to access the PetCloud App and communicate with Clients when you're out and about. A Car Charger cable for your phone Client keys - never leave those ...
What does my schedule and hours look like each week?
On PetCloud you only take on the jobs you want to work. You are not obligated to work a minimum number of hours per week - you're the boss! Depending on your desired hours, and volume of work, there are a few different scheduling possibilities in ...
Caring for fish
Please read the RSPCA's Knowledgebase on caring for Goldfish Read about weekly partial water changes and tank maintenance
Caring for Donkeys
Read the RSPCA's Knowledgebase on Caring for Donkeys
Caring for Mice
Read the RSPCA's Knowledgebase article on Caring for Mice
What do I do if my house gets fleas?
Please only use a pet-safe flea spray on their coats and in cupboards and on lounges. Pets absorb chemicals through their paws. - so do not use ordinary bug spray. You will also need to vacuum and wash everything to get rid of the eggs. Frontline ...
Caring for Snakes
Pet snake care guide https://www.petbarn.com.au/petspot/reptile/pet-snake-care-guide-look-snake/ Code of Practice for the Welfare of Animals — Private Keeping of Reptiles ...
Who provides the Pet's food?
The owner is required to supply all food for the stay. Remember to remind the owner to bring along enough wet and dry food to last the length of the stay plus an extra 2 days just in case. Wet Food = mince, tuna, or tinned pet food. Dry Food = Dry ...
Toxic Food & Household dangers for pets
Pets, especially young ones, are naturally inquisitive and can get themselves into trouble by eating things that they were not supposed to eat. It is not always obvious to us humans exactly what our pets will find appealing. Click here if you would ...
How many pets can I sit?
It depends on your local council as they all differ from various States and Towns. If you want to keep more than two dogs, with a maximum of four dogs per residence, you will need to apply for a permit. To look up what your local council says about ...
The Pet Owners forgot to leave instructions, I'm not sure of the pets daily routine.
Don't worry - here are some really helpful articles from our friends at the RSPCA. Food: Read the RSPCA's feeding guide below Dogs/Puppies: http://kb.rspca.org.au/what-should-i-feed-my-puppy_266.html Cats: ...
Caring for Senior Pets
Just like with elderly humans, the needs and temperament of Senior Pets differ from adult pets. Their joints may be a little stiffer Their teeth and gums may require softer food They may have toilet accidents more frequently - will your carpet ...
How to assemble a basic pet first aid kit
How to assemble a basic first aid kit: A first aid kit for a large dog will differ from a cat kit in the sizes of the bandages and other items, but the basic components are the same. Your veterinary healthcare team may have a sample kit to show you, ...
Caring for Pigs
If you been blessed with the privilege of scoring a hobby farm job (how awesome!) then read Caring for Pigs on RSPCA's Knowledge Base.
Caring for Chickens
Read the RSPCA's Caring for Chickens on their Knowledgebase
Caring for Horses
Read RSPCA's Knowledge Base on Caring for Horses
Caring for Birds
Read RSPCA's Guide - Caring for Birds.
Caring for Guinea Pigs
Read the RSPCA's Knowledge Article on Caring for Guinea Pigs
Caring for Rabbits
See the RSPCA's Guide on Caring for Rabbits
What does a Pet Sitter do?
Daily, you need to: Take daily photos of the pet and provide a short summary to the Pet Owner and upload via your PetCloud messages. Do full daily body checks, paw, and teeth checks by running your hands all over the pet to check for lumps, ticks, or ...