Pet Tech

Responsibilities

• Administer medications accurately and safely according to client and veterinary instructions.
• Prepare and serve meals according to individual feeding instructions, dietary needs, and schedules.
• Provide daily husbandry and care for feline guests, including litter box maintenance, feeding, enrichment, and wellness checks.
• Monitor dogs and cats throughout their stay for changes in appetite, behavior, energy level, bathroom habits, or overall condition.
• Recognize signs of illness, injury, stress, or other health concerns and communicate observations promptly to management.
• Provide appropriate first aid and follow established protocols when a guest becomes ill or injured.
• Maintain accurate and detailed records regarding medications, meals, health observations, and other special care needs.
• Maintain clean, sanitary, and organized medication, food preparation, and pet care areas.
• Communicate professionally with management and team members regarding guest health, care instructions, and concerns.
• Follow all safety, sanitation, animal handling, and company policies and procedures.
• Aid with general boarding and pet care duties as needed.
• Provide compassionate, attentive care to every guest while maintaining a calm and professional environment.

Qualifications

• Has a strong interest in animal health, wellness, and care.
• Has working knowledge of basic dog and cat health, behavior, and body language.
• Is comfortable administering medications and following detailed care instructions.
• Has exceptional attention to detail and understands the importance of accuracy when caring for animals.
• Is highly organized and able to manage multiple guests with different care requirements.
• Can work independently and confidently make appropriate decisions within established protocols.
• Is observant and able to recognize subtle changes in an animal's behavior or condition.
• Communicates clearly and promptly with management and teammates.
• Is dependable, responsible, and able to follow through on assigned tasks without constant supervision.
• Is comfortable working around dogs and cats of varying sizes, breeds, ages, and temperaments.
• Can remain calm and focused when responding to illness, injury, or unexpected situations.
• Previous experience in veterinary medicine, boarding, daycare, shelter/rescue, kennel care, animal husbandry, or another animal-care setting is preferred.