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Date Posted: 11:36:07 06/28/00 Wed
Author: KC
Subject: Re: Trial Runs
In reply to: Sandi 's message, "Trial Runs" on 10:52:30 06/28/00 Wed


Only many cats especially are very nervous at the inital visit and dolls once their owners are gone. I think most owners would be willing to pay for a pre quick visit after the intial and before they leave. I do this for both dogs and cats that appear skiddish or aggressive, visiting when the owners are not in so I know how the pet will relate to me alone. I learned to do that once a client offered then thought it was such practical advice to implement into my routine if need be. It also shows the client that you are mindful and well prepared.

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