Free tool for pet owners
Pet emergency info card
Put the facts someone would need if you could not speak for your pet on one small card: who the pet is, how to reach you, and the vet to call. Print it and keep copies where they will be found.
- Free
- No account
- Stays in your browser
- Printable
Fill it in here
Everything you type stays in this browser. Nothing is uploaded or sent to WhiskerMatch. The preview below is what prints.
Preview of the printed page
Pet emergency info
Microchip:
Owner:
Second contact:
Vet:
Emergency clinic:
Needs:
Microchip:
Owner:
Second contact:
Vet:
Emergency clinic:
Needs:
Microchip:
Owner:
Second contact:
Vet:
Emergency clinic:
Needs:
Microchip:
Owner:
Second contact:
Vet:
Emergency clinic:
Needs:
Four copies print on one page. Cut along the dashed lines.
Made with free tools at whiskermatch.com. A personal record, not medical or legal advice.
What belongs on the card
- The pet's name, species, and a short description.
- A microchip number and the name of the registry that holds it, if your pet is chipped.
- Two people to call, in case the first does not answer.
- Your vet and an emergency clinic, with phone numbers.
- Medical needs or allergies, written as your vet told you.
Where to keep copies
- In your wallet or phone case.
- On the fridge or by the front door, where a sitter or neighbor can see it.
- In the carrier, the car, and any go-bag you keep.
- With your sitter, boarding place, or anyone who has a key.
Check your microchip registration
A microchip number helps only if the registry has your current phone number and email. If you have moved or changed numbers, update the registry. The card is a good prompt to check.
Keep it current
Update the card when a phone number, clinic, or medical note changes, and replace the old copies. A card with a wrong number is worse than none.
Common questions
- Should I put my home address on the card?
- That is your decision. Many people leave the address off and rely on a phone number. If you include it, think about who will see the card.
- Does this replace a collar tag or microchip?
- No. It is an extra copy of key facts for people who help you, such as a sitter or a neighbor. A tag and a registered microchip are separate.
- Is the card stored online?
- No. It is made in your browser. If you press Save in this browser, a copy is kept on this device only.
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