Tanvi Rane
Yes, you should consider additional pay if pet duties go beyond normal housework. Tasks like walking dogs, bathing pets, or cleaning litter areas require extra time, effort, and care. A fair compensation keeps your maid motivated and ensures your pets receive attentive, loving care.
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Rupa Ganesh Kevat
If your pet shows signs of fear or aggression, don’t force interaction. Allow gradual introductions—let the maid be present during feeding or playtime without direct contact. Over time, your pet will learn to associate her presence with positive experiences. Patience and gentle supervision are key here.
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Jini Mutta
Provide clear guidelines for cleaning pet waste and disinfecting areas used by pets. Encourage your maid to wash hands after feeding or cleaning, and use separate mops, gloves, and cleaning cloths for pet zones. This prevents the spread of bacteria and keeps both your family and pets healthy.
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Sangita Kamble
A maid can help with basic care routines like feeding, giving water, cleaning litter boxes, walking the dog, or wiping pet areas. However, specialized tasks such as grooming, administering medication, or veterinary visits should only be done if she’s properly trained or guided by you.
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Neha Singh
Not necessarily. Some maids may be afraid of animals or lack experience in pet handling. Before assigning pet duties, it’s best to ask about prior experience with dogs, cats, or other animals. If possible, arrange a brief introduction session between the maid and your pet to check their comfort level before finalizing responsibilities.
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