In animal care and services, you will have to give food and water to the animals; Clean equipment and animal living areas, monitor animals and record details of their diet, body condition and behavior, examine animals for signs of illness or injury, carry out exercise pets and meet other grooming needs. Animal care and service workers train, feed, care for and exercise animals. They also clean, disinfect and repair animal cages. They play with the animals, provide them with companionship, and observe any changes in behavior that could indicate illness or injury. Different types of services are provided, such as non-farm animal caretakers, groomers, pet sitters, and kennel attendants. Non-farm animal caregivers typically work with animals in animal shelters or rescue leagues. All caregivers meet the animals' basic needs, but experienced caregivers may have more responsibilities, such as helping to vaccinate or euthanize animals under the direction of a veterinarian. Sitters may also have administrative duties such as maintaining records, answering questions from the public, educating visitors about pet health and