Medications
List any ongoing medications with dosage and timing. If your pet misses a dose, a carer or finder needs to know what to tell the vet. Include the medication name, dose amount, and how often it's given.
The more complete your pet's profile, the safer they are. Here's exactly what to include and why each detail matters.
Start with these core details. They're the most important things a finder or carer needs.
List any ongoing medications with dosage and timing. If your pet misses a dose, a carer or finder needs to know what to tell the vet. Include the medication name, dose amount, and how often it's given.
Note food allergies, environmental sensitivities, and dietary restrictions. If a well-meaning finder offers your dog chocolate or your cat cow's milk, this could prevent a trip to the emergency vet.
Feeding times, walk schedules, and toilet habits help carers maintain your pet's normal routine. Pets are less stressed when their schedule stays consistent — especially when staying with a sitter or boarder.
Is your dog reactive to other dogs on lead? Does your cat hide when there are loud noises? Note any traits, triggers, or anxieties. This helps carers avoid stressful situations and keeps everyone safe.
ZoomiTag gives you full control over what different people see. When a stranger scans the tag, they see your pet's public profile — typically their name, photo, and a call button to reach you. They don't see your address, full name, or detailed medical records.
Authorised contacts like co-owners, family members, and regular carers can access the complete profile including medical history, vet details, and daily routines. You can add or remove authorised contacts any time from the app.
This layered approach gives your pet maximum protection while keeping your privacy intact.
Create your pet's profile today and rest easier tonight.