Pet Emergency Kit
Print it today, not during an emergency.
Nobody looks up a phone number well at 2am with a sick animal on the kitchen floor.
This is the short version of everything you'd want on hand before that happens — printed, filled in, and stuck somewhere findable.
What's inside
- Emergency contact sheet, with the ASPCA and Pet Poison Helpline numbers already printed in
- What to do first, in order, when something goes wrong
- The twelve foods that need a phone call — and what each one actually does
- What's usually fine in moderation
- A fill-in lost pet flyer
Five minutes of work
Print it, write in your vet and your nearest 24-hour hospital, put it on the fridge. That's the whole job. The numbers you'd have to look up are already there.
What you get
One PDF, 6 pages, US Letter. Free, instant download. Print as often as you like, for as many pets as you have.
Want the full set?
These pages are part of the 20-page Complete Pet Health Binder — vaccination records, vet visit log, symptom journal, insurance pages and more, for $12.
⚠️ A reference tool, not veterinary advice, and it can't diagnose anything. If something is wrong with your pet, call your veterinarian or an emergency hospital.
Licensed for personal use. Not for resale or redistribution.