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Most dog owners carry their dog’s important information in their head.
That works until you’re unreachable and someone else needs it.
Here’s what a complete pet profile should include. 👇
Recent photos
A clear, recent photo of your dog’s face and one of their full body.
If your dog goes missing, these are the photos people will use to recognise them. Update them when your dog’s coat or weight changes.
Identifying details
Breed or mix, size, colour, markings, and anything unusual, such as a scar, a notched ear, or a distinctive tail.
Small details can help someone recognise your dog.
Health information
Vaccination dates, current medication and doses, allergies, and any condition a vet would need to know about in an emergency.
Keep this updated whenever something changes.
Behaviour notes
Is your dog nervous around strangers, reactive to other dogs, or likely to run if approached too quickly?
Knowing how to approach your dog can help a finder avoid scaring them.
Contact details
Add your contact information plus a backup contact.
If your phone is off or you’re travelling, there should be someone else a finder can reach.
Vet + microchip details
Your vet’s name and phone number, plus your dog’s microchip number if they have one.
Keep these details together so they’re easy to find when needed.
Build your dog’s profile for free on WoofHub.
No wallet needed, and you choose what stays private.
Once Smart Tags arrive, a scan will open the public profile in a phone’s browser.
Set up your dog’s profile: https://t.co/sOERjieUC6
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