Ensure your pet’s safety—even when you can’t be there.
If something happens to you, emergency personnel will know that your pet is home—and how to ensure they’re cared for right away.
Why It Matters
PetSafetyLink bridges a critical gap between emergency personnel and your pet’s safety. If you become incapacitated, emergency personnel usually check personal items—like your wallet—for vital clues. The PetSafetyLink card clearly indicates a pet may be waiting at home and links to a secure Pet Safety Profile with care information. Your Pet Safety Profile includes your pet’s location, emergency contacts, and care instructions—everything emergency personnel need to act quickly and effectively. While response procedures vary by region, having this info dramatically improves the chances your pet won’t be left behind or overlooked. PetSafetyLink is ideal for solo pet owners, travelers, and anyone who wants peace of mind knowing their pet is protected.
How it Works
Create Your Pet Safety Profile
After ordering, you’ll access a secure profile to enter your pet’s location, medical needs, emergency contacts, and care instructions.
Each pet can have its own care plan.
Carry Your PetSafetyLink Card
Keep your PetSafetyLink card in your wallet or with your ID. It includes a clear emergency message, QR code, and short URL leading to your Pet Safety Profile.
A secure access code protects the data.
Emergency Personnel Informed
In an emergency, personnel can access your Pet Safety Profile using the card and then notify your listed contacts or local animal services to ensure your pet gets care.
Key Features
Custom Pet Safety Profile for Your Pet
Store detailed, pet-specific instructions—location, medical needs, feeding routines, behavior notes, and emergency contacts.
Worldwide Access and Language Support
Emergency personnel can view your Pet Safety Profile in their local language. English is always available as a fallback.
Emergency Card That Stands Out
Designed to grab attention, the wallet card features universal symbols and a clear message directing emergency personnel to a secure URL to help your pet.
Fast, App-Free Access
Emergency personnel can scan the QR code or enter the short URL to view your Pet Safety Profile instantly. No app, login, or account required.
Secure and Private by Design
Your Pet Safety Profile is protected by a private URL and an access code printed only on the physical card. Only those with the card can unlock it.
Get Early Access to PetSafetyLink
PetSafetyLink is almost ready. Sign up now for early access updates and a special launch offer just for our first members. We’re planning exclusive benefits for early adopters—like discounts or even lifetime access. Early members will be first in line for exclusive perks—including a chance at lifetime access.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if the card is lost?
If your card is lost or stolen, anyone who finds it can access your Pet Safety Profile. You should disable the card through your dashboard as soon as possible and request a replacement card.
Does PetSafetyLink send alerts or notifications?
No. It doesn’t contact anyone. It makes your instructions available to emergency personnel, who act based on their procedures.
Is PetSafetyLink still useful if emergency personnel can’t go online immediately?
Yes. While full care instructions are online, the card clearly signals that a pet is home alone and needs help. Emergency personnel may still contact their team or local services and act on visible details.
How does this improve the chances my pet gets help?
Without PetSafetyLink, emergency personnel may not know a pet is waiting at home. The card makes it obvious, and the Pet Safety Profile provides clear instructions to act on.
Can I add multiple pets or unusual animals?
Yes. You can create separate instructions for any type of pet—dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, or others—under a single account.
Can I use this for people, like children or elderly family members?
No. PetSafetyLink is intended strictly for pets. It’s not designed for use with humans, and doing so could delay or interfere with appropriate emergency response.