Unclear care arrangements
Loved ones do not know who can take the animal in, where it can stay or what to do if the first caregiver is unavailable.
For Pet owners and caregivers
You know their habits, food and personality. But does someone else know their vet, medication and where they can stay? In the Pets category, record daily care, caregiver arrangements and instructions for hospitalization, incapacity or death for each animal. Give a trusted caregiver clear guidance if you are temporarily or permanently unable to care for them.
Loved ones do not know who can take the animal in, where it can stay or what to do if the first caregiver is unavailable.
Feeding times, allergies, medication schedules and behavior warnings often live only in your head. A new caregiver has to work out the details.
Chip registration, insurance details, adoption agreements and rehoming wishes are scattered just when someone needs them.
Record each animal's name, species, breed, birth date, chip and passport numbers, along with personality and habits.
Name a primary and backup caregiver, an emergency location and fallback instructions if care falls through.
Keep vet contacts, insurance details, conditions, medication, food and care routines together.
Document costs, budget, ownership, adoption agreements and rehoming and end-of-life wishes. Add a trusted person with access settings you choose.
Add a separate entry for each animal in your Pass's Pets category. Fill in the relevant details and attach documents to the category.
Record how much and when your pet eats, forbidden foods, care routines and anything a caregiver should watch for.
Discuss care with your primary and backup caregivers. Record separate instructions for hospitalization, incapacity and death.
Naming a caregiver does not automatically give them access to your Pass. Set this up through Trustees and account for the time-lock. Share urgent care instructions with your caregiver in advance too.
Describe existing ownership, adoption and care agreements and record where their documents are kept. PassMyBits helps connect that context with practical care instructions.
Existing agreements
Who is the registered owner and which adoption or return agreements exist.
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Store the owner, organization, return clause, registration details and document locations with the animal's entry.
Existing agreements
Who has agreed to provide care and what your rehoming wishes are.
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Add contact names, emergency accommodation, a backup plan and instructions for each scenario.
Existing agreements
What budget you have agreed for care.
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Record monthly costs, budget arrangements, payment information and insurance details.
Who could take care of your pets today, and have they agreed to do so?
Could a caregiver find food, medication and daily routine details without your help?
What should happen if your first caregiver is unavailable or your pet needs a new home?
Yes. Add a separate entry for each animal. Alongside dogs and cats, the options include birds, rabbits, rodents, reptiles, horses and fish, plus Other.
Yes. The form has separate instructions for hospitalization, incapacity and death. Agree on care beforehand and share immediately needed information outside the Pass too, since trustee access may involve a waiting period.
No. Entering a caregiver's name is only an instruction. Arrange access separately through Trustees, including the required key handover and configured time-lock.
Start with one pet, its daily routine and a trusted caregiver. Add the remaining agreements and documents as you go.
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