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BIRD TALK:Bird-Sitter Checklist

Use this checklist to schedule a bird sitter for your next trip

By Susan Chamberlain

When I plan a trip out of town, the first person I call is my bird-sitter. Plane, hotel and tour reservations all depend on her availability. Whether your bird-sitter comes in once or twice a day, or spends the night, this checklist will help you both.

Find Your Sitter
When the trip is still a dream, contact your bird sitter. If you don’t already have a bird-sitter, ask for referrals. Some sources for referrals are: a vet’s office, bird store, bird club or other bird owners. Schedule interviews so prospective pet sitters can meet your birds. Check references. Be sure to ask your bird-sitter about availability on the dates you plan to be away. Confirm the services offered and associated costs.

**For the full article, pick up the March 2008 issue of BIRD TALK**

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