check_toxic_food
Toxic food check for dogs and cats
Check whether something a dog or cat ate is toxic (chocolate, xylitol, onion/garlic, macadamia, grapes/raisins, lilies, caffeine, alcohol), and — given the pet's weight and the amount eaten — the emergency level, using dose thresholds from the Merck Veterinary Manual. A substance not in the list is NOT confirmed safe. Triage aid, not a diagnosis.
輸入參數langvariantsubstance必填amount_countamount_gramspet_weight_kg
get_breed
Dog and cat breed profile
Profile of a dog or cat breed: size, adult weight, lifespan, activity and grooming level, temperament, health issues to watch, feeding note, and a guide (who it suits, who it doesn't). Korean or English. Match by Korean or English name, e.g. 'maltese', '말티즈', 'golden retriever'.
輸入參數langbreed必填species
find_vets
Veterinary clinics in a Korean district
Open veterinary clinics (animal hospitals) in a South Korean si/gun/gu district, with address, phone and 24-hour emergency flag, from the Ministry of the Interior's licensing data. Korea only; names and addresses are in Korean; no opening hours.
輸入參數sidolimitregion必填emergency_only
find_rescue_animals
Shelter animals for adoption in Korea
Dogs, cats and other animals currently in public notice at South Korean shelters (Animal and Plant Quarantine Agency data, synced daily), soonest notice end first. Korea only; data in Korean.
輸入參數kindsido必填limitsigungu
find_pet_travel
Pet-friendly places in Korea
Pet-friendly stays, restaurants/cafes, attractions, leisure and culture spots in a South Korean province, with pet rules, from the Korea Tourism Organization. Korea only; data in Korean.
輸入參數sido必填typelimitsigungu
