Older adult relaxing in a recliner with her companion dog curled up against her.

Companion Continuity

Their care shouldn’t stop when you can’t speak for them

You planned for your family. Have you planned for your companion?

You’ve spent years learning what makes your companion feel safe, comfortable and loved — their routines, favorite foods, medications, fears, trusted people, veterinarian, and all the little things only you know.

If you’re hospitalized, temporarily incapacitated, or simply unable to communicate, the person caring for your companion shouldn’t have to guess. urSynergy helps preserve that knowledge with the animal, so someone you trust can step in with a head start on knowing and caring for them.

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A short film about keeping their world with them.

Most of the time, it’s temporary

This isn’t only about the end of a life. Far more often, care is interrupted for a while and then returns to normal — and in those moments, whoever steps in shouldn’t have to guess who your animal is.

HospitalizationTemporary incapacityRehabilitationEmergency evacuationAn assisted-living transitionExtended travelA family emergencyAny unexpected interruption in care

It preserves much more than medical records

A lifetime of caring for an animal builds a kind of knowledge no chart holds. That knowledge shouldn’t disappear simply because the person who knows it can’t communicate.

  • What they eat
  • When they eat
  • Favorite treats
  • Favorite toys
  • Where they sleep
  • Their normal daily routine
  • Words and commands they know
  • What scares them
  • What comforts them
  • How they like to be handled
  • People they trust
  • Animals they know
  • Places they recognize
  • Their veterinarian
  • Medications
  • Allergies
  • Medical history
  • Important documents
  • Emergency information
“I’ve spent years learning this animal. If I couldn’t speak for them tomorrow, would anyone else know what I know?”

That’s the synergy

Identity, health, records, routines, preferences, relationships, trusted people and future care — each is useful on its own. Centered around the animal, together they become continuity.

IdentityHealthRecordsRoutinesPreferencesRelationshipsTrusted PeopleFuture Care

People come and go; the record doesn’t.

The animal is the permanent patient.

A record that stays with them

When caregivers, homes or veterinarians change, the animal’s accumulated knowledge stays connected to the animal — their life story, not merely a database.

Health & Medical

  • Veterinarian
  • Medical history
  • Vaccinations
  • Preventive care
  • Medications
  • Prescriptions
  • Allergies

Routines & Preferences

  • Food & feeding schedules
  • Treats
  • Toys
  • Activities
  • Sleeping habits
  • Normal routines

Behavior & Comfort

  • Fears
  • Triggers
  • Things that calm them
  • Familiar words or commands
  • Grooming preferences
  • Handling preferences

Relationships

  • Trusted people
  • Caregivers
  • Animals they know
  • Familiar places
  • Other important relationships

Identity & Important Records

  • Permanent identity
  • urSmartID
  • urLifePrint
  • Veterinary records
  • Emergency information
  • Important documents

Future Care

  • Trusted people or organizations
  • Who can help when you cannot
  • Continuity if care ever changes permanently

What I want someone caring for them to know

A guided way to write down what you simply know — so anyone caring for your companion understands who they are, not just what’s in their chart.

Who can care for them?
What do they eat, and when?
What treats do they love?
Where do they sleep?
What scares them — and what comforts them?
What words or commands do they recognize?
Who do they trust?
Which animals do they know?
Who is their veterinarian?
What medications do they take?
How do they like to be handled?
What should someone never do with them?
What is their normal daily routine?
What little things make them feel at home?

Create your account to begin — no obligation, and you decide who ever sees it.

Choose people you trust

You can identify the trusted people who might help care for your animal — the ones who could step in during a hospitalization or an emergency.

  • Family
  • Friends
  • Caregivers
  • Veterinarians
  • Shelters or rescues
  • Other designated people or organizations

They might step in temporarily. And if care ever changes permanently, the same continuity information gives whoever becomes their steward a tremendous head start.

urSynergy complements rather than replaces wills, trusts, powers of attorney or other legal estate-planning documents. It does not legally transfer ownership or appoint a legal successor.

When you can’t speak for them

If the current steward is hospitalized, unconscious, incapacitated or otherwise unable to communicate, prepared information can help answer the questions that matter first:

Who is their veterinarian?
What medications are they taking?
What do they eat?
Are there allergies or medical concerns?
What are they afraid of?
What calms them?
Who should care for them?

You’ve already provided the answers.

Access always follows urSynergy’s authorization and privacy controls. A scan connects authorized people to prepared emergency information — it does not expose your animal’s entire private record to the public.

urSmartID

Made to go where they go. Built to stay with them.

A durable smart ID tag that carries your companion’s identity and connects a finder — or an authorized caregiver — to prepared information, privately and securely.

  • Rugged stainless-steel construction
  • UV-protected epoxy finish, water & weather resistant
  • NFC tap
  • QR access
  • Private, secure finder communication
  • No battery to charge or replace
Diameter
1.18 in across
Weight
0.35 oz — under half an ounce
One-time purchase No subscription
The urSmartID tag shown front and back — a round stainless-steel pet ID tag with the urSmartID paw mark on the front and a tap-or-scan panel on the back.
The urSmartID tag attached to a dog's collar.
urLifePrint identification card, front.
urLifePrint identification card, back.

urLifePrint

A card that fits in a wallet

urLifePrint creates a license-size identification card you can carry in a wallet or purse. If you’re in an accident, hospitalized or unable to communicate, it helps someone recognize that there is an animal depending on you — and connects them to prepared identity and emergency information, according to the system’s authorization rules.

It’s also another way continuity reaches your companion if they aren’t wearing their urSmartID tag.

And if they ever get lost

A finder can simply tap the NFC tag or scan its QR code — no app to download, no battery, and nothing private engraved on the tag.

  • Your phone number never has to be engraved on the tag
  • Your home address is never exposed
  • Communication stays private through the system
  • No app for the finder to download
  • No battery required
  • No subscription required for the urSmartID tag

And if their care changes permanently…

Sometimes a temporary interruption becomes a permanent transition, or circumstances eventually require someone else to become the animal’s steward. When that happens, years of accumulated knowledge shouldn’t disappear.

Their identity, history, routines, preferences, relationships and important records can continue with the animal, so their new steward doesn’t have to reconstruct their life from scratch.

urSynergy

You spent years learning them. Make sure that knowledge stays with them.

One companion. One identity.

One-time purchase. A lifetime of continuity.

The animal is the permanent patient.