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Box setup checklist & accident log

Short answerTwo small tools in one: a checklist that walks the setup rules vets commonly mention - box count, size, placement, litter, cleaning - and an accident log that records incidents and shows the pattern. Both save only on this device; nothing is uploaded. The log helps you spot the pattern, but it can't tell you whether a medical issue is involved - sudden changes or symptoms that worry you are questions for your vet.

How to use it

Work the checklist once per box location and tick what's true; your ticks are remembered on this device, so you can fix things over a few days. Then log accidents as they happen - or once a day from memory - and watch the summary line: it counts your entries and shows the most common location, which can be a useful clue. Print the log before a vet visit; a written record beats a retelling.

Box setup checklist

Tick what's true for your setup right now. Ticks are saved on this device.

Log an accident

Add an entry each time an accident happens. Entries stay on this device only.

No entries yet. Add your first one below.

When it happened Where What it was Note (optional)

What to do with what you see

Checklist gaps are your fix-list: work count and placement, then litter, then cleaning. A log that clusters in one room points to location or stress; one that shows frequent small urinations points to the vet first - read rule out medical causes if you haven't been yet.

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