The Royal Pet Guide Collection · All 3 Guides
The Complete Puppy Starter Kit
Care, feeding, and house training in one complete system. Everything a new puppy parent needs, from the first night home to fully trained.
Three Guides, One System
- Royal Pet Guide: checklists, vaccination schedule, vet visit tracker, training basics
- Nutrition Guide: what to feed, how much, and the safe vs. toxic foods page
- House Training Guide: the exact daily schedule from day one to housebroken
- Instant PDF downloads, yours to keep forever
- Read on any device, print the pages you use most
One payment · Instant delivery to your email
What each guide covers
Royal Pet Guide
The first-year essentials: a new puppy checklist, vaccination guide and schedule, veterinary visit tracker, housebreaking and grooming basics, training essentials, and pet profile pages to keep everything in one place.
Royal Nutrition Guide
Life-stage feeding basics, portion sizing by weight, the safe vs. toxic human foods page you'll keep in the kitchen, the 7-10 day food transition method, allergy red flags, and raw and freeze-dried feeding done safely.
Royal House Training Guide
An age-by-age bladder holding chart, full supplies checklist, crate training, the exact daily potty schedule, a days 1-3 foundation plan, how to read the signals before an accident, and a milestones checklist to track progress.
Common Questions
What exactly do I get?+
All three Royal Pet Guides as separate PDF files: the Royal Pet Guide, the Royal Nutrition Guide, and the Royal House Training Guide. Delivered instantly to your email after checkout.
Is this cheaper than buying them separately?+
Yes. The three guides cost $49.99 when purchased individually. The bundle is $39.99, so you save $10.00.
Can I print them?+
Yes, all three are clean, print-friendly PDFs. Many owners print the daily potty schedule and the safe vs. toxic foods page to keep on hand.
Is this a replacement for vet advice?+
No, the guides are educational and general in nature. They include clear callouts on when to check with your vet, especially for health, allergies, and medical concerns.