📝 Today's care log

Dog's name

Date

🍖 Feeding times

🚽 Potty breaks

🚶 Walks

😊 Overall mood & energy today

😟 Anxious

😌 Calm

😄 Playful

😴 Tired

Appetite Incidents or anything unusual (accidents, limping, vomiting, escape attempts, etc.) Highlights of the day Notes for pickup / handoff

Daily Report Card

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😊 Mood & appetite

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Appetite—

🍖 Feeding

🚽 Potty breaks

🚶 Walks

⚠️ Incidents / unusual

✨ Highlights

🔑 Handoff notes

🏆 Why this is different

🔄This is the sitter's side, not the owner's — our Dog Sitting App generates instructions before the visit; this app logs what actually happened during it and reports back.
⏱️Log entries as the day happens — add feeding times, potty breaks and walks one at a time, instead of trying to remember everything at pickup.
😊Mood, appetite and incident tracking built in — owners want to know how their dog actually felt, not just whether tasks got done.
📋One-tap shareable report card — text or print a clean summary instead of a string of scattered messages.
🚫Not a marketplace — no booking, no payments, no sign-up. Just the reporting tool, usable by family, friends, neighbors or professional sitters alike.
🔒Nothing is stored or uploaded — the log lives only in your browser until you copy or print it.

❓ Frequently asked questions

What should a dog sitter report back to the owner?

Useful details include feeding times and appetite, potty breaks, walks completed, overall mood, and anything unusual like an accident, limping, or vomiting — exactly the categories this tool is built around.

Is this different from the Dog Sitting App?

Yes — the Dog Sitting App generates instructions the owner hands to the sitter before a visit, while this app is the daily log and report the sitter fills in during and after the visit to share back with the owner.

Do I need to be a professional pet sitter to use this?

No — it works just as well for a family member, friend, or neighbor watching the dog for a day as it does for a paid, professional sitter.