Comments about Buttoned Up Pet.doc&0153:

I've started to compile all the info to put in the little book. It made me realize I was missing some important information (like contact information for an emergency vet). It seems to be mostly geared toward a purebreed, but it still works for my mutt. I decided to give it a try since I'm always losing her information. I'm already recommending it.

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Delivered on time and in good condition.

Comments about Buttoned Up Pet.doc&0153:

I use this to keep my dogs vet information organized. I have two dogs, one of which is in and out of the vet with various issues. This keeps all my info close at hand when I need it!

Comments about Buttoned Up Pet.doc&0153:

This is so close. I got a similar 'pet health passport' for free from my vet when I got my first puppy, but it wasn't very well made and only had a few pages, so when I saw this from buttoned up I was excited.

After getting it, however, I can only conclude that these people don't have pets.

There are not NEARLY enough pages for shot details (a note to the buttoned up crew... dogs get a LOT of shots, especially in their first few years, and it would be nice to actually have enough space to track them) and way too much space for information about dog care providers. Seriously? Because I have 10 dog walkers? Because I need to record that I like going to a particular pet store in case... I forgot? What? I seriously don't understand.

It would be GREAT if the shot area gave space to list by type and then you could just put below it when the date of the last booster was. I wouldn't even mind the extra pages for silly stuff if the shot section was useful.

I do, however, LOVE that there's space for 2 dogs. Good call.

All in all, it's not right for me, but it's close to being amazing if they'd just think about the content.

(As an aside to the buttoned up people again... would be great if this was available as a digital add on for the life.doc folder, please!)