Pet Sitter Instructions
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Where is the spare key? Which door does the cat get out of? Does the sitter know the medication goes in food and not straight down the throat?
Most sitters get a rushed voice note and a text with half the details. The Pet Sitter Instructions tool turns everything you would say if you had an hour into a written set of instructions covering the whole stay.
Short answer: the Pet Sitter Instructions tool writes a full set of care instructions for a pet sitter, covering feeding, medication, routine, house details and emergencies. Set the format and length, then print it for the counter.
What is Pet Sitter Instructions?
Pet Sitter Instructions is a free writing tool that produces a care document for whoever is looking after your animals while you are away. You type the details in any order, and it returns them organised into sections that a sitter can find quickly rather than reading top to bottom.
What A Sitter Needs On Day One
| Section | What to write |
|---|---|
| Feeding | Food, amounts, times, where it is stored, what is not allowed |
| Medication | What, when, how given, and where it is kept |
| Routine | Walks, litter, play, bedtime, and what the animal expects |
| The house | Keys, alarm, bins, which doors and windows stay shut |
How Does Pet Sitter Instructions Work?
- Type everything into the prompt box. Order does not matter, and half sentences are fine.
- Make your engine choice at the model dropdown, then expand the writing settings beneath.
- Set Tone to Friendly, Writing Style to Instructional and Output Format to Structured Sections.
- Turn on Include Tips, which adds the small practical notes that stop a sitter guessing.
- Generate, then download as Word and leave a printed copy on the kitchen counter.
Target Audience on General keeps the wording plain. The Detail Level slider is worth pushing up for a long stay, since a sitter reading on day four will want more than a summary.
Emergency details are the point Put your vet, an out of hours clinic, your own number and a local second contact at the top. Also state in writing what the sitter is authorised to spend if a vet visit is needed, because that decision cannot wait for a reply from another time zone.
House and animal together
Bins, alarms and keys sit alongside feeding, because a sitter needs both to get through the week.
Made to be printed
Structured sections read well on paper, which is where a sitter will actually look for them.
Reuse it next time
Save the file and edit it for the next trip instead of writing the whole thing again.
Emergency Details People Forget
- ✅ The microchip number and who the animal is registered to.
- ✅ Insurance details and the policy number.
- ✅ A neighbour who has a key and is usually in.
- ✅ Where the carrier is, and how to get the cat into it.
Everything on EizTools is free with no registration and no usage limit, and each tool carries its own options rather than a shared settings box. The model family is picked on the page before you generate. If the trip itself still needs organising around the animals, the Task Assistant covers that side of the preparation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How detailed should sitter instructions be?
Detailed enough that a sitter never has to guess, and organised well enough that they can find one answer without rereading it all. Sections beat a long paragraph every time.
Should I include vet authorisation in writing?
Yes. State who the vet is, that the sitter may seek treatment, and roughly what you would authorise. Clinics often ask, and it saves a difficult call at a bad moment.
Is Pet Sitter Instructions free to use?
Yes, with no sign up and no limit, so you can write one version for a weekend away and a longer one for a fortnight without paying anything or making an account.
Can I use it for a house sitter with no pets?
You can. Say so in the prompt and the output leans towards post, bins, heating, plants and security rather than feeding routines and medication schedules, though the emergency contacts section stays just as useful.
A sitter who has the answers already makes better calls and rings you less. The document is really just the version of your knowledge that stays in the house after you leave.
Type everything you would want them to know into the prompt box above, generate the instructions, and print a copy before you pack.
Sabir Bepari
Founder of EizTools and a passionate AI enthusiast dedicated to building practical, user-friendly AI tools that simplify everyday tasks.
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