A dog email address for the vet, groomer and sitter
Hi, I'm Mary. Fiona's vet reminders, groomer bookings and daycare notes used to be mixed in with my bills and work mail. Now they all go to one address, fiona@doggyemail.com, and forward to my inbox, where one filter keeps them together.
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What to use it for
- Vet: appointment and vaccine reminders, lab results and invoices.
- Groomer: booking confirmations and "ready for pickup" notes.
- Daycare, boarding and sitters: reservations, report cards and photos.
- Pet stores and insurance: receipts, auto-ship notices and policy mail.
How to set it up
- Claim your dog's address at doggyemail.com (the first dog is free).
- Give it to your vet, groomer and daycare as your dog's contact email, or as a second email on your account.
- In your inbox, make a filter or label for mail sent to that address, so everything dog-related lands in one folder.
- Send yourself a test message to check it arrives.
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Good to know
- Keep your own contact details current with your vet. For anything urgent, they should also have your phone number.
- One address, many places. If you change inboxes later, your dog's address stays the same.
- Never share passwords or login codes by email, with anyone.
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Common questions
Can I use a dog email address for the vet?
Yes. Give your vet, groomer and boarder your dog's @doggyemail.com address. Reminders and confirmations forward to your inbox, so they stay out of your personal mail.
Will the vet's reminders still reach me?
Yes. Mail sent to your dog's address forwards to the inbox you chose when you signed up. Ask your vet to send a test message if you want to be sure.
Is it 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 🐾