Puppylation Health® has closed as a business, but our commitment to helping pet parents feel more prepared remains. We are keeping our veterinarian-guided educational resources available so pet parents can continue to use them.
What began as an idea between friends grew into something we are incredibly proud of. We set out to help pet parents feel more prepared when the unexpected happens, and we are so grateful to everyone who believed in that mission.
To every pet parent who welcomed The Uh-Oh Kit® into their home, every veterinary professional who shared their knowledge and support, and every person who told a friend, shared a post, stopped by our booth, worked with us, or simply cheered us on: thank you. You helped turn an idea we believed in into something real.
Although this chapter of Puppylation Health has come to a close, we hope the resources shared here continue to help dogs and the people who love them.
Thank you,
Dr. Nicolette Meredith & Samantha Long
Our guidebooks are available as free digital resources to help you feel a little more prepared when the unexpected happens. They offer practical, veterinarian-guided information, but they do not replace care from your veterinarian.
If you represent a 501(c)(3) animal welfare organization, we may be able to provide packed kits or bulk quantities of individual supplies, while supplies remain available.
Packed kits are available in cases of 10. Each packed kit includes:
One navy zippered pouch
One digital thermometer
One 20 mL oral syringe
One pill splitter
One pill organizer
One tick-removal card
Six alcohol prep pads
Six latex-free gloves
One printed Uh-Oh Kit guidebook
These supplies may also be available individually in bulk. Contact us at puppylationhealth@gmail.com to ask about available items.
Have a question about Puppylation Health or our educational resources? Representatives of eligible 501(c)(3) animal welfare organizations may also contact us about available bulk supplies and packed kits.
The information on this website is educational and is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If your pet is experiencing an emergency, contact a veterinarian or emergency veterinary hospital immediately.