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THE LITTLE CARE CARD · FREE TOOL

Their little world.
On one useful card.

The familiar routine, the quiet corner, the person to call. Make a personal handover for the dog or cat you know best, then talk it through with the person helping.

Prefer pen and paper? Blank PDF ↓Read the handover guide ↗

For everyday care coordination. This does not replace your sitter’s agreement, your rescue’s forms or your veterinary team’s instructions.

Make it theirs.

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One card for each pet.

Who is helping, and when?

Write the agreed food, amount, timing and water routine.

Bathroom breaks, walks or litter care, play and rest.

Favorite quiet spot, familiar cues, likes and things to avoid.

Food, lead, litter supplies, towels. Leave out keys, passwords and alarm codes.

Your contact, a backup person and the veterinary team. Share only with your caregiver.

What still needs a walkthrough or clarification? Keep agreed medical instructions separately.

0 of 8 sections filled. Fill only what helps your caregiver.

YOUR PRINT PREVIEW

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A LITTLE CARE. ALL WRITTEN DOWN.

My little care card

Care dates & caregiver

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Food & water

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Their everyday rhythm

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Little things that help

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Where things live

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Who to contact

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Before we begin

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Everyday handover notes, not medical instructions or a care agreement. Discuss this card together and follow your veterinary team’s advice.

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A better handover in three small steps.

  1. Write what is already working. Use your pet’s familiar routine and your agreed care plan.
  2. Walk through it together. Point out supplies, clarify responsibilities and confirm whom to call.
  3. Keep one current copy. Date it, review it when care changes, and give it only to the people helping.

Organize a rescue group, sitter newsletter or community resource page? Share the free tool and printable kit.