Pet Emergency Kit Checklist

If it happened right now, could you leave with your pet? A place to get the preparations in order while there is time.

WHO IT IS FOR
- You worry about whether you could evacuate together with your pet in a disaster
- You are not sure where to start with an emergency kit for your pet
- You may let the dates on food or regular medicine slip by
- You want a lost-pet card ready in case you are separated
- You want an evacuation checklist that works for both dogs and cats

THE STARTER ITEMS
- Food (five days' worth), water, regular medicine or special diet food
- Lead or harness, carrier or cage, bowls
- Pet sheets and toilet supplies, waste bags
- Towel or blanket, a familiar toy, a grab bag
- ID tag and licence, a copy of vaccination and health records, a photo with the owner
These come from published guidance for pet owners in Japan. You can add to them and adjust them for your own household.

- A checklist for supplies
- Food, water, medicine, a carrier and the rest, as a list you can tick
- The starter items are drawn from published guidance for pet owners in Japan

- Dates not missed
- When food or medicine is coming up to its date, you are told quietly

- A lost-pet card (free)
- A card with a photo, distinguishing features and your contact details
- It matters most when things go wrong, so it is free

FOUR TABS
- Supplies: tick the checklist of things to take
- Dates: check the dates on food and medicine
- Lost-pet card: make a card with a photo, features and contact details
- Your pet: register your pet's details

EXAMPLE
1. Register your pet and load the basic checklist
2. Tick what you already have, and gather the rest little by little
3. Enter the dates on food and medicine, and you are told as they approach
4. Make the lost-pet card, export it as an image, print it and put it in the grab bag
5. Open the app now and then to review your preparations

IN DAILY LIFE
- Review the preparations on Disaster Prevention Day or when the seasons change
- When you buy new food, use the items closest to their dates first
- Write down features and contact details in case of trouble on a trip or at a boarding place

- Made to be safe to use
- Records and photos stay inside this device only (nothing is sent anywhere)
- No ads
- Everything for one pet is free (a second pet and beyond is a one-time purchase)
- This app does not deliver disaster information or warnings, and it is not veterinary advice. It keeps a checklist and a set of reminders

For the day you hope never comes.

FAQ
Q. How much is free?
A. Everything for one pet is free. A second pet and beyond is a one-time purchase.
Q. Is the lost-pet card paid?
A. No. It matters most when you are separated, so it is free.
Q. Will I receive disaster information or warnings?
A. No. The app does not deliver disaster information or warnings. It keeps a checklist and a set of reminders.
Q. Does it give veterinary advice?
A. No. For health or medicine, please talk to your vet.
Q. Where are my records and photos stored?
A. Only inside this device. Nothing is sent anywhere, and there are no ads.