Emergency info
Blood type, allergies, medications, your vet and regional poison hotlines.
Free forever
The Safety Net: what stays free, always
We think the things that keep a pet safe should never sit behind a paywall. Here is exactly what you keep without a subscription.
Vet directory
Search more than 3,000 Australian clinics with 24-hour and emergency flags.
Lost & found
Lost mode, posters and found reports keep working for every pet on your profile.
Basic QR tag
Your tag keeps resolving to the public page with the fields you chose.
Community
Read and post in the community according to the guidelines.
Read-only and export
Everything you ever logged stays readable and exportable. Nothing is deleted when a plan ends.
What needs a plan
Adding new daily records after your trial: logs, reminders done or skipped, medication doses, vaccine and worming entries, new documents and photos. That is it. The server enforces this rule the same way for the app, the web and partner tools, so there are no hidden gates.
PricingWhat happens when a plan lapses
- Your data is never deleted because a plan ended.
- Family members are never removed; they keep reading and exporting too.
- Anything you tried to add while offline is kept as a draft on your device — you can retry it after resubscribing or export it.
- Resubscribe at any time and carry on where you left off.
Poison and emergency hotlines
Always call your nearest emergency vet first. Hotline fees may apply.
| Australia | Animal Poisons Helpline (AU/NZ) | 1300 869 738 24/7, free for pet owners |
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| New Zealand | Animal Poisons Helpline (AU/NZ) | 0800 869 738 24/7 |
| United Kingdom | Animal PoisonLine | 01202 509000 Fee applies |
| United States | ASPCA Animal Poison Control | (888) 426-4435 Consultation fee may apply |
| United States | Pet Poison Helpline | (855) 764-7661 Fee applies |
| Hong Kong | SPCA Hong Kong 24-hour hotline | 2711 1000 |