Pet care handoffs,
without the scramble.
Pet care packets for boarding, sitters, and emergencies.
Store your pet’s records once. Generate clean, shareable care packets for boarding, sitters, walkers, family, and emergencies in under a minute.
Records in one place. Packets ready when they’re needed.
PetPacket keeps health records, medications, feeding instructions, vet contacts, emergency details, and documents organized in one place. When care changes hands, those saved details become a clean PDF packet you can send in seconds.
Built for real handoffs. Shipped for real use.
How one pet gets from “I think his shots are current” to a page you can hand someone. No mockups; these are captures of the actual app.
01Readiness
It tells you what a kennel will ask for.
Vaccines, meds, feeding, contacts, documents — tracked per pet, with a percentage so you know where you stand. It also watches expiry dates, so a certificate lapsing three weeks out surfaces now instead of at drop-off.
Everything looks good.
02Pick the handoff
Boarding is not the same as a sitter.
Choose who this is for and PetPacket assembles only the sections that person needs — a kennel wants vaccines and feeding, an emergency contact wants the vet's number first.
6 of 6 ready.
03Handed off
One page, out the door.
The finished packet is a single clean page instead of a folder of screenshots. Send it as a PDF, an AirDrop, or a message — no app required at the other end.
Ready to share.
Care packets for every handoff.
A packet is a single page — a PDF the other person can read without installing anything. Pick the handoff and PetPacket fills in the details that particular person actually needs.
- Vaccinations✓
- Medications✓
- Feeding✓
- Emergency Contacts✓
Boarding Packet
For boarding facilities that need vaccine records, medications, feeding instructions, vet contacts, and emergency details.
Most kennels will not take a dog without dated proof of Rabies, DHPP and Bordetella — and they want the feeding plan in writing, not described at the counter.
- Rabies, DHPP and Bordetella — with the dates on them
- Feeding: the actual brand, portions and times
- Medications with doses, timing, and what they are for
- Vet clinic plus someone who can authorise treatment
- Daily Routine✓
- Feeding✓
- Medications✓
- Home Notes✓
- Backup Contact✓
Sitter Handoff
For sitters who need daily routines, meals, walks, home notes, medications, and backup contacts.
A sitter's questions are logistical, not medical: when does he eat, what does the walk look like, who do I call. Written down once, they stop being 2 a.m. texts.
- The daily routine in the order it actually happens
- Feeding: brand, amount, schedule
- Medications, including the skip-it rule
- House notes — alarm, bins, the cupboard he opens
- A backup human who is not you
- Medical Alerts!
- Vet Contact✓
- Medications✓
- Emergency Contact✓
Emergency Summary
For critical pet information someone can scan quickly when it matters most.
Whoever picks your pet up in an emergency has thirty seconds and no context. This is the page they can read at a glance, and the one to leave with a neighbour.
- Medical alerts and allergies, first
- Vet clinic and the after-hours line
- Current medications and doses
- Microchip number and weight
- Who is allowed to authorise treatment
Heading to the vet instead? The Emergency Summary is the one to bring — see what a clinic wants in 30 seconds.
Nobody plans the handoff. It just arrives.
6:40 a.m.
The kennel wants the rabies certificate. It is a photo, somewhere in three years of camera roll, and drop-off is in twenty minutes.
11 p.m.
The sitter texts to ask how much he actually eats. You are on a plane, and the answer is longer than a text message.
New vet, first visit
“What has he had?” — and you are reconstructing two years of vaccines from memory at the counter.
A packet that looks ready to hand off.
PetPacket turns everyday records into a clear, readable care packet. Each packet is organized for real situations, so the person caring for your pet can quickly find what matters.
- ✓Readable at a glance
- ✓Printable or shareable as PDF
- ✓Built from records you already saved
- ✓Designed for boarding, sitters, and emergencies
From records to a ready packet in three steps.
- 1
Add your pet
Create a profile with the essentials — name, species, breed, and the details that identify them.
- 2
Save records once
Add vaccines, medications, documents, feeding instructions, and contacts. OCR helps pull details from paperwork.
- 3
Generate a packet
Choose the handoff type and export a clean PDF in under a minute — ready to share or print.
Private, practical, and built for real handoffs.
PetPacket is designed for the moments when someone else needs clear care information. Your pet’s details stay organized, readable, and ready to share from your iPhone.
Private by design
Your pet’s information stays organized and under your control, stored locally with optional iCloud sync.
Built for iPhone
Fast, simple, and ready when plans change — the whole packet is a few taps away.
Clean PDF export
Send, print, AirDrop, or share in Messages — every packet exports as a polished, readable PDF.
Works for many pets
Use PetPacket for dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, small pets, and more — the records adapt.
Frequently asked questions.
Everything you need to know about pet care packets, records, and sharing.
What is a pet care packet?
A pet care packet is a clean summary of the information someone needs to care for your pet, including health records, feeding instructions, medications, contacts, and emergency details — collected into a single shareable PDF.
Can I use PetPacket for boarding?
Yes. PetPacket can generate a Boarding Packet with vaccine information, medication details, feeding instructions, vet contacts, emergency contacts, and care notes — in the format boarding facilities expect. See our boarding prep guide.
Can I create pet sitter instructions?
Yes. The Sitter Handoff packet is designed for daily routines, meals, walks, medication schedules, home notes, and backup contacts — ready to share as a PDF before you leave. Start with our sitter checklist.
What records can I store in PetPacket?
You can store pet profiles, vaccine records, medications, vet contacts, emergency contacts, feeding instructions, notes, reminders, and uploaded documents. OCR-assisted extraction helps you add details from existing paperwork.
Can I share a packet as a PDF?
Yes. PetPacket is built around clean PDF export so you can send, print, AirDrop, or share a packet when someone needs it — for sitters, boarding facilities, family, or emergency helpers.
Is PetPacket only for dogs and cats?
No. PetPacket is designed for many kinds of pets, including dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, and small pets. The records and packets adapt to the kind of pet you’re caring for.
Is my pet’s information private?
PetPacket is designed with a private-first posture so your pet’s information stays organized and under your control. Read more on our data we store page.
Be ready for the next handoff.
PetPacket is almost here. Get notified the moment it’s live — or peek at a sample packet while you wait.