Harness, hutch or carrier
Bind a tag to the animal or the kit they travel with. The passport stays the same.
eBionix Pets
Small companions still need a way home.
Rabbits, guinea pigs and similar pets often travel in carriers or roam a garden. A scannable record helps a neighbour return them without guessing.
Approached quietly, and not grabbed from above.
Out at night, still a pet. Keep them warm, and do not feed scraps.
Supported in the hands, and not held by the tail.
Handling first
Publish temperament and approach notes. Keep home address off the finder page.
Vet context when granted
Share a time-limited view with a practice for vaccination or treatment notes.
A helper can see
- Species, colour and markings
- Handling: support the body, and do not grab from above or by the ears
- A short care note: keep them quiet, and do not feed scraps
The keeper keeps private
- The home address and where the hutch or run sits
- Diet, medication and vaccination
- The microchip, and whether they have a companion at home
A record a keeper would recognise
Thistle
Markings are how a neighbour matches this rabbit. The public page names the animal and shows handling. The tag sits on the carrier. The address stays private.
Thistle
Rabbit · grey and cream
Tag on the carrier
Address kept private