
Bringing a puppy home is wonderful, and it can feel overwhelming. This kit turns the first 30 days into printable pages for the fridge: what to do each day, what to buy, how to track toilet trips and vet visits, and what to do in the middle of the night.
$12 one-time
Get the Puppy Kit →What is inside: 7 printable PDFs
- First 30 Days ScheduleSettling in, building a routine, socialization and short alone-time practice.
- Complete Shopping ChecklistWhat to buy, what to skip, and a first-year budget.
- Housetraining TrackerA simple method and a weekly grid that shows your puppy's pattern.
- Puppy Health Record BookVaccines, deworming, weight and vet visits in one place you can bring to appointments.
- 12 Treat RecipesNo-bake and baked treats, with a xylitol warning.
- Fridge Emergency SheetToxic foods, urgent signs and poison-control numbers.
- The 2AM Cheat SheetCalm, practical answers for late-night puppy questions.
Who it is for
- Anyone bringing home a puppy in the next few weeks.
- First-time dog owners who want a plan instead of a pile of browser tabs.
- Families who like a printed checklist on the fridge more than another app.
Prefer to start free?
The free guides cover the same ground as articles, and the food checker and symptom check never cost anything. The kit puts it all on paper in one tidy bundle.
Is this a physical product?
No. It is a set of printable PDFs. Print them at home or keep them on a tablet.
How do I receive it?
You pay securely through Stripe and your download is delivered after checkout. If anything does not arrive, email paul@pawandwhisker.net and Paul will sort it out.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. You can ask for a refund within 7 days of the charge. See the refund policy.
Is this veterinary advice?
No. The kit is general information to help you get organized. Your own vet decides vaccines, medicines and anything about your puppy's health.
Paw & Whisker provides general pet information, not veterinary advice, diagnosis or treatment. AI can make mistakes. It never replaces a licensed veterinarian.
If your pet has trouble breathing, collapses, has seizures, is bleeding heavily, may have eaten poison, or has other urgent signs, go to an emergency vet immediately. Do not wait for an AI response.