Pet sitter binder generator

A sitter needs three things from you: what the day looks like, who to call, and permission to act if something goes wrong at two in the morning. Fill this in once and print it.

The pet

Who the sitter is looking after.

Pet nameSpeciesBreedAgeWeightA vet will ask. Worth knowing even approximately.Microchip numberStays on your device. It only reaches the PDF you download.

Description, for a lost pet posterMarkings, collar, tag. The details somebody else would use to recognise them.

Download the binder

Three sections: care instructions, an emergency treatment authorisation, and a dose sign-off grid. Print it and leave it where the sitter will find it.

Paper size

Add a pet name on step one to generate the binder.

The free binder carries a small watermark. Nothing you type here is sent anywhere — the form runs entirely in your browser and the PDF is built on your device.

What you get

Care instructions. Emergency numbers first, then feeding amounts, medication, routine and the quirks that only you know.
Treatment authorisation. A signed statement with a spending limit, written to be handed to a veterinary practice.
Medication tracker. A row per day and a column per dose, initialled as each one is given.

Nothing leaves your device

The form runs in your browser and the PDF is built there too. The microchip number, the vet’s details and the fact your house is empty next week are not sent anywhere and are not stored — close the tab and they are gone.

Before you go

Walk the sitter through the binder in person rather than leaving it on the counter, and tell your veterinary practice who will be bringing the animal in. A note on the file at the practice carries more weight than a page in a binder.

Vet visit prep sheet →