Start your dog's plan

A recovery plan for your hurt dog, in one minute.

Four quick taps: name, size, age, and where it hurts. Vet, our robot helper, builds your plan. The match is free. Bring it to your vet.

You must be 18 or older. Guided by Vet, your robot helper. We are not vets.

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Plans for dogs · Guided by Vet, your robot helper · Take it to your vet

Three steps. One minute.

Your dog's name comes first, and every screen uses it.

01

Tell us about your dog

Name, size, age, and what is hurting right now. Big buttons. No typing except the name.

02

See the match

You get a plain headline like "Injury: Surgery recovery" and the solution that fits your dog.

03

Open the full plan

Your plan, a ticket with a code, and a diary to track how your dog is doing day by day.

What you get.

Two things, in plain words.

YOUR SOLUTION

The match for your dog

Vet reads your answers and picks the solution that fits, then explains it in plain words. It comes with a daily check-in so you can see how your dog is doing.

YOUR TICKET

Your way to the next step

A ticket with a code that carries your plan forward, plus a page to bring to your own vet. Nothing is shipped until you choose it.

Vet, the robot helper, says: "I check in every day so you can see how your dog is doing."

Vet, the Puptide robot helper, a small white robot with big orange eyes, an antenna and a tail

Meet Vet, your robot helper.

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Vet walks you through your dog's plan, cracks a joke now and then, and keeps an eye on the daily check-ins.

Made for three kinds of hard days.

A new hurt

A limp, a pull, a slip. A plan made around the spot that hurts.

After surgery

A plan for the first weeks at home, with a check-in every day.

Old aches

Stiff hips, slow mornings, and tummy or skin trouble that keeps coming back.

What we are, and what we are not.

We are not vets. Your vet can tell what is wrong with your dog. Our plan is a place to start, and a page to bring to your vet.

If your dog is in danger, call a vet now. Trouble breathing, a collapse, a swollen hard belly, or bleeding that will not stop cannot wait for a website.

Flying with your dog soon?

A side trip, not the main event. Here is what to expect, and a tidy packet to carry.

FEE

About $100 to $150

Most airlines charge each way for a dog in the cabin. Pay when you book.

SIZE

Under the seat

Dog and carrier must fit. Many airlines cap the combined weight near 20 lb.

TIMING

Book early

Each flight holds only a few pets. Call or add the pet first, then buy the seat.

Pup Pass is a free airline check plus a $15 owner packet: the rules for your airline, a trip checklist, and a printable pass. It does not replace an airline or vet requirement. Need a health certificate? Your own vet signs that.

Check my airline →

Airline rules change. Confirm with your airline before you fly.

Quick answers.

The short version. The full list is on the questions page.

Is this a vet visit?

No. It is a plan builder. We do not examine your dog, and we do not replace your vet.

How much does it cost?

The match is free. Opening the full plan + solution ticket is $15. The price is shown before you pay.

Who is it for?

Dog owners who are 18 or older.

Ready when you are.

Start with your dog's name.

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