Pet Profile
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Your Pet's Name
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Basic information
Your pet's essential details
Vet & owner contacts
Critical contacts for your sitter
Emergency Decision Guide
Your sitter follows this step-by-step — no panic, no guessing.
Is your pet acting differently today?
Follow this guide from top to bottom
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YES — something seems off
NO — continue normal routine ✓
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Step 1 — check these 4 vital signs
Eating normally?
Drinking water?
Using bathroom normally?
Normal energy & mood?
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Yellow zone — 1 or 2 signs are off
1. Text the owner first · 2. Wait 2–4 hours
3. Try a comfort item · 4. Monitor closely
No improvement after 4 hours → move to Red Zone
3. Try a comfort item · 4. Monitor closely
No improvement after 4 hours → move to Red Zone
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🚨 Red zone — call vet immediately if any of these:
Cannot stand or walk · Vomiting 3+ times · Pale or blue gums
Difficulty breathing · Seizure or collapse · Suspected poisoning
Difficulty breathing · Seizure or collapse · Suspected poisoning
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✅ All good — continue normal routine
Condition-specific protocols
⚡ Epilepsy
💉 Diabetes
😰 Anxiety
❤ Heart
🦴 Arthritis
⚡ Epilepsy — Seizure Protocol1. Stay calm — do NOT restrain.
2. Time the seizure. Over 5 minutes → emergency vet immediately.
3. Clear area of furniture to prevent injury.
4. Do NOT put hand near the mouth.
5. After seizure: quiet, dark room — disoriented for 10–30 minutes.
6. Call owner and vet after every seizure, even if recovered.
2. Time the seizure. Over 5 minutes → emergency vet immediately.
3. Clear area of furniture to prevent injury.
4. Do NOT put hand near the mouth.
5. After seizure: quiet, dark room — disoriented for 10–30 minutes.
6. Call owner and vet after every seizure, even if recovered.
💉 Diabetes — Hypoglycaemia ProtocolSigns: weakness, trembling, confusion.
1. Do NOT give insulin if showing these signs.
2. Rub honey or corn syrup on gums immediately.
3. Call vet and owner right away.
4. Never skip or delay meals.
1. Do NOT give insulin if showing these signs.
2. Rub honey or corn syrup on gums immediately.
3. Call vet and owner right away.
4. Never skip or delay meals.
😰 Anxiety — De-escalation Protocol1. Speak in a low, calm voice.
2. Retrieve comfort item.
3. Reduce stimulation — close curtains, lower TV volume.
4. Do not force interaction.
5. Severe anxiety lasting over 2 hours → call the owner.
2. Retrieve comfort item.
3. Reduce stimulation — close curtains, lower TV volume.
4. Do not force interaction.
5. Severe anxiety lasting over 2 hours → call the owner.
❤ Heart Condition — Restricted Activity Protocol1. No running, jumping, or intense play.
2. Signs of concern: coughing at rest, rapid breathing, blue/grey gums.
3. Any of those signs → emergency vet immediately.
4. Never skip cardiac medication.
2. Signs of concern: coughing at rest, rapid breathing, blue/grey gums.
3. Any of those signs → emergency vet immediately.
4. Never skip cardiac medication.
🦴 Arthritis — Mobility Protocol1. Assist with stairs — never force jumping.
2. Sleeping area padded and at ground level.
3. Shorter, more frequent walks — stop if limping worsens.
4. Do not skip anti-inflammatory medication.
2. Sleeping area padded and at ground level.
3. Shorter, more frequent walks — stop if limping worsens.
4. Do not skip anti-inflammatory medication.
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The First 10 Minutes Card
Auto-built from your profile. Print it and stick it on the fridge. The first 10 minutes of any emergency are the most critical — this card tells your sitter exactly what to do, minute by minute, for YOUR specific pet.
Your Pet's Emergency Action Card
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Add a personal note
Anything specific your sitter should know in a crisis
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Daily Health Snapshot
Print one sheet per day of your trip. Your sitter fills it in, takes a photo, and sends it to you on WhatsApp. Daily proof your pet is happy and well — even from another country. 3 days included free.
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Pet Travel Ready™ Planner
The only pre-travel checklist built specifically for pet owners leaving on a trip. Covers everything from 6 weeks before departure to the moment you land. Used by pet parents flying internationally and domestically.
Your trip preparation progress
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Phase 1 — 6 weeks before departure
Paperwork, vet appointments, vaccinations
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Phase 2 — 3–4 weeks before departure
Health certificates, microchip, carrier training
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Phase 3 — 1 week before departure
Packing, sitter briefing, final checks
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Phase 4 — 48 hours before departure
The most critical window
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Phase 5 — the handover day
Everything the sitter needs before you walk out the door
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Vet certificate & document tracker
Track your pet's travel documents in one place
🐾 Document checklist — fill in expiry dates
Rabies vaccine — expires
Health certificate — issued
Microchip number
Vet issuing certificate
Import permit # (if needed)
Airline pet booking ref