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Pet Emergency Contact Card
In an emergency, seconds matter and memory fails. A small pre-filled card with your vet, the nearest 24-hour clinic, and your pet's key details means anyone — a sitter, a neighbour, a family member — can act immediately.
Here's what to put on it, and a free template to print.
Pet Emergency Contact Card: what to include
- Pet name + photo
- Vet name, address, phone
- Nearest 24-hour emergency clinic
- Current medications and allergies
- Microchip / ID number
- Two human emergency contacts
Pet Emergency Contact Card
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Phones lock, batteries die, and a panicking helper won't dig through your apps. A printed card on the fridge, in a wallet, or in the pet's go-bag is instantly readable by anyone.
What to include
Your pet's name and photo, your vet and emergency clinic numbers, current medications and allergies, microchip number, and two human contacts. Keep it to a single card so it stays usable.
Where to keep it
Make a few copies: one on the fridge, one in your bag, one with the sitter, and one in any travel carrier. Update it whenever a medication or number changes.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a pet emergency contact card?
- A small printed card holding your pet's vital details and emergency phone numbers so anyone can get help fast if something happens.
- How many copies should I make?
- At least three — fridge, your bag, and the sitter or carrier — and update them whenever details change.
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