Should you become temporarily or permanently incapacitated, this legal document empowers a chosen individual to make decisions regarding your pets’ welfare. It may cover matters such as veterinary treatment, relocation, feeding, and emergency care. The power of attorney can be tailored to reflect your preferences and values, and may include instructions for liaising with your vet, accessing pet insurance, or coordinating with family members.

This tool is especially useful for solo pet owners or those with complex care arrangements, ensuring your pets are not overlooked during medical or legal emergencies. how you’d like to present these.

Please note:

• In England and Wales, registering a Lasting Power of Attorney currently costs £82 per document, though fee exemptions apply if the donor receives means-tested benefits (e.g. Income Support, Pension Credit).
• A 50% reduction is available if the donor earns less than £12,000 gross annually.
• In Scotland, the registration fee is £85, with exemptions for those receiving certain benefits or legal aid.
• Fees and exemption criteria vary by jurisdiction, so tailored advice may be needed for international or cross-border arrangements.