Short absence
Use a safe room, water, toilet and enrichment appropriate for the animal.
Prepare the room for the actual time you will be away and make a backup plan for delays, heat, illness or equipment failure.

Do not leave a very young, elderly, ill, injured or highly anxious pet alone for a long period without advice and suitable care. Heatstroke risk can rise quickly in a closed room.
Set a safe room temperature and prevent direct sun; do not rely on one device without considering failure.
Provide more than one source of clean water and enough toilet space.
Remove cords, toxic plants, small objects, open windows and anything the pet may swallow or knock over.
Arrange a check-in or sitter when the absence is longer than your pet can safely manage.
Use a safe room, water, toilet and enrichment appropriate for the animal.
Consider a walker, sitter, daycare or schedule change based on the pet’s needs.
Use suitable boarding or in-home care rather than assuming extra food and water are enough.
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