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A Gmail for your dog? Get a dog mail address instead

Hi, I'm Mary. When I wanted an email for Fiona, my first thought was to make her a Gmail account. Then I pictured another password, another inbox to check and another set of recovery questions. So I made fiona@doggyemail.com instead. It forwards to the inbox I already use, and it took about a minute.

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Dog Gmail account or dog mail address: what is the difference?

When a dog mail address is the easier choice

How to get a dog mail address

  1. Go to doggyemail.com and pick your dog's name (the first dog is free).
  2. Enter the inbox you want the mail to arrive in.
  3. Give the new address to the vet, groomer or trainer, then send yourself a test message.

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Good to know

Need a name? See funny dog email address ideas, how a dog email address works, an email for the vet and groomer, or the new puppy checklist.

Common questions

Can my dog have a Gmail account?

You can make a separate Gmail account for a pet, but you then have a second inbox and password to look after. A simpler option is a free @doggyemail.com address that forwards to the inbox you already use.

How do I get a dog mail address without a new inbox?

Claim a name at doggyemail.com. Mail sent to your dog's address forwards to the email you chose when you signed up, so there is nothing new to log in to.

Is a DoggyEmail address free?

Yes. Your first dog's @doggyemail.com address is free. More dogs on the same email are $0.99 each, up to 3 dogs.

Happy wags,
Mary & Fiona

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