Pet Sitting

Earning a living nowadays can even be done through things you love, given the outstanding amount of work fields. For instance, you can sit all day long with pets you take care of for others which don’t necessarily find the time. As such, Pet Sitting comes as a suitable tool to help you keep record of all pets in your care.

First of all, you go through a setup process to make things work, but you can choose to deploy the program on a thumb drive, because it doesn’t make changes to registry entries. The computer’s health status is not put at risk, so you can use it on other PCs, but you do need to be sure that .NET Framework is already installed.

At its core, the application looks like a contacts manager, but the twist is that it’s entirely made to record pets, and the race doesn’t really matter. Most of the space is where you view and edit all details, with a set of navigation controls in the upper toolbar, as well as various import and export options down in the file menu.

You get to fill in a decent variety of fields, so that everything you need is on a single sheet. Fields aren’t mandatory, so you get to work with date sitting occurred, owner name and address, various telephone slots, including vet, pet name, race, needs, and habits, as well as time values for the sitting period. Changes are all saved on the spot, even if you jump to a new entry.

A built-in calculator can come in handy for different date and time values. You benefit from a search engine in case you’re working with a crowded database. Sheets can be entirely exported under a great variety of formats like CSV, HTML, and more, as well as the option to print on a sheet of paper.

Pet Sitting can definitely come in handy if you have one too many pets in your care. Although fields aren’t customizable, they’re well-structured to prevent you from running into any issues. Projects can be printed out, or exported under various formats.