Pet Care Planning
Your pets still need care when you're gone. Document everything they need so whoever takes them in knows exactly how to love them the way you do.
What you can document for each pet
Care Guardians
Specify who should take your pet short-term and long-term. Make it clear and binding so there's no confusion.
Health & Medications
Document all medications, dosages, schedules, and veterinary contact information for their ongoing care.
Feeding & Diet
Record exact feeding routines, portion sizes, food preferences, and any allergies or dietary restrictions.
Routines & Exercise
Detail daily routines, exercise needs, walking schedules, and behavioural notes like temperament around strangers.
Insurance & Costs
Keep pet insurance policy details and financial information so care can continue without delay.
Veterinary Details
Store vet information, microchip numbers, and ongoing health conditions so nothing falls through the cracks.
"I wrote down everything about Buster — now anyone can look after him properly, even if I'm not there."
Claire, 54, has a springer spaniel called Buster who is the light of her life — and the most particular dog you'll ever meet. He eats at 7am and 6pm on the dot, gets anxious around loud noises, and will only touch one brand of food.
When Claire had to go into hospital for a week, her sister offered to have Buster. Brilliant — except Claire suddenly realised how much of his care lived only in her head. The food, the walk times, the little calming tricks, the vet's number, the fact he sleeps badly without his blanket.
So she sat down with Everhere and wrote it all out — feeding, routines, quirks, vet details, insurance, everything. It took her half an hour, and by the end she had one neat page she could send to anyone who ever looks after Buster.
"My sister said it was the most relaxed she's ever been having him," Claire laughs. "She knew exactly what to do, and Buster settled straight in because nothing about his day changed. I felt so much better knowing he was happy."
"Half an hour of writing means Buster is always looked after the way he likes — whether it's my sister, the dog-sitter, or anyone else. It's one of the best things I've ever done for him."
— Claire, 54, with Buster the springer spaniel
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