Anatomy of a complete Driyu pet profile: six sections that matter
A useful pet profile brings the right information together. The six topics below are a checklist, not a promise that every item appears on the public tag page or belongs to the same app screen.
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Pet ID & QR Tags
In this reading
Quick answer: Keep identity and contact details current, organize private care records, and review who has access. A public tag scan, shared account access and an ownership transfer each serve a different purpose.
1. Identity
Keep a current name, photo, breed, and identifying marks. Review the public page rather than assuming every private profile field appears there.
2. Medical (records summary)
The public recovery page can show a saved microchip number and brief medical alerts. Saved alerts must be active and enabled for scans; older allergy information may appear when there are no such alerts. Vaccinations, medications and conditions are managed in the private Medical Records area. Documents have a separate place in Cloud Vault.
3. Behavior and finder instructions
Use concise factual behavior notes. Saved finder instructions appear only when the pet or tag is marked lost. Do not invite a stranger to give medicine; share necessary urgent context and direct them to contact a vet or owner safely.
4. Records (full history)
Keep useful visit summaries and original documents, and use the relevant records or file tools. A public QR scan does not open the full private medical record. Give a sitter or veterinarian the information they need through an appropriate private handoff.
5. Contact (under your toggles)
The owner account controls public phone, email, city, state and emergency-contact visibility. These default to visible, with at least one direct contact option required. The account home-address field is not part of the public scan page; do not add it to public notes.
6. Household (sharing)
Use Family Sync to invite a sitter, partner or other trusted caregiver through their own account. Guardian can edit pet information and medical records and toggle Lost Mode; View Only can view pet information. Medical records and caregiver access have limited Free capacity; Pro expands it. Check your account and role for available tools. Saving someone as a contact does not grant access.
How Driyu fits
The public tag page is a limited recovery view. Sharing provides account access with an assigned role. A permanent ownership transfer is a separate action for a new owner, not the way to give a sitter temporary help.
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- What information should your pet's tag and profile include?
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- Driyu pet profile pre-publish checklist for owners
Sources and further reading
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to fill in every field on day one?
No. Start with accurate identity, reachable contacts, and any urgent safety information. Add other verified records as available; do not delay information needed for current care.
What if I do not have a vaccine summary handy?
Request the clinic’s records and enter verified dates. Mark unknown information as unknown rather than guessing vaccine or next-due dates.
Can I add multiple emergency contacts?
Yes. Review their details and the emergency-contact visibility setting. Adding a contact does not invite that person to Family Sync.
Does every section appear on the public scan page?
No. The scan page shows recovery details and permitted contact fields. Brief medical alerts have their own display requirements. Private records and Family Sync access are not made public by scanning the tag.