Veteran made Built by an Army veteran and his service dog

A service dog medical ID that speaks for you when you can't

An engraved card on your dog's vest. Your medical info on the front. Your dog's plan on the back.

Rated 4.9
Ships in 24 hours Fits most vests and harnesses Designed with responders
A German Shepherd service dog in a blue vest with the red Medical Information wallet sits by an ambulance while a paramedic in blue gloves holds up its engraved card
The problem

In an emergency, responders start from zero

A seizure, a collapse or a car accident, and three things go wrong fast.

A black Labrador service dog in a navy vest with the red Medical Information wallet stands alert at a car accident as a firefighter reaches toward it and its handler sits on the curb behind

  • They don't know your medical history

    Your phone is locked or out of reach, so responders start without your conditions, medications or allergies and have to guess.

  • They don't know what your dog is doing

    Pawing, barking or lying across you is your dog doing its job. To a stranger it can look like a dog in the way.

  • Your dog goes to animal control

    Your dog often can't ride in the ambulance, and when nobody on scene knows who to call, animal control takes it.

The fix

NooknRook fills in the blanks

Watch the card on your dog's vest answer all three.

On the vest, the red Medical Information patch shows responders where to look

The closed Medical ID Wallet in black Cordura with its red medical patch The open wallet with the engraved card behind its clear window
Front of the engraved card with patient information Back of the card with emergency contacts and service dog alerts
With NooknRook on the vest

What happens in an emergency, from your dog's alert to the ride home

Your dog alerts, and the card tells responders what it means

Pawing or barking can look like a dog in the way. The card tells responders it's an alert, so your dog stays close.

Tap what a responder sees
A black Labrador service dog nudges and paws at its handler in a library A German Shepherd service dog stays pressed close to its handler on a mall floor Two paramedics kneel beside a handler on a busy sidewalk while one reads the engraved card from the service dog's red wallet
What the card tells themAlerts to seizures by pawing Let my dog stay close. My dog is doing its job.

Give responders your medical history in seconds

The facts you'd tell responders if you could. Tap a number to see why each one is there.

Front of the engraved patient information card

Sample card. Yours is engraved with your details.

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When the ambulance takes you, who takes your dog?

Your dog often can't ride along. With no name to call, animal control is usually who gets the call, and the dog who never leaves your side spends the night in a kennel, with strangers, while you're in the ER.

A paramedic kneels to greet a German Shepherd service dog in a tan vest beside an ambulance while EMTs load a patient on a stretcher Without a plan
  • Animal control gets the callNo one knows who should take your dog.
  • Your dog waits in a shelterAway from the person it works for.
  • The clock startsID, paperwork and fees to get your dog back.
  • You think about leaving earlyWorrying about your dog, not healing.
A familiar face kneels to greet a golden retriever in a red vest as paramedics wait by the ambulance With NooknRook
  • Responders read your cardYour info on the front, your dog's plan on the back.
  • The person you chose gets the callYour Emergency Dog Handler.
  • Your dog goes home with themFamiliar people, familiar routine.
  • You stay as long as you needYou know exactly where your dog is.

When you wake up, you shouldn't have to wonder where your dog is

One handler watched EMTs read her card as she drifted in and out. Knowing her dog was safe, she could focus on breathing.

A man kneels in a park at sunset beside his black Labrador service dog, which wears the red Medical Information wallet

  • Peace of mind

    You know exactly who has your dog, because you chose them.

  • Focus on your recovery

    Stay as long as your care team needs, without rushing home for your dog.

  • Your dog stays in their routine

    Familiar people and a familiar place until you are back together.

Built for the vest

The red pouch responders look for

Hand built from military spec Cordura. Private, dry and on the vest until someone needs it.

The closed wallet with its bright red medical patch The wallet in the dark with the medical symbol glowing Inside the wallet showing the magnetic closure tab The hook and loop back of the wallet The red strap stitched to the side of the wallet A golden retriever on a forest trail wearing the wallet on its green vest as a rescuer helps its handler
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Reviews

Rated 4.9 by the handlers who carry it

4.9 out of 5 from 17 reviews
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"This is a lifesaving product!"
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"I love the concept!"
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Ships in 24 hours Most orders are engraved and shipped the same day.
Engraved in house Exactly as you send it, checked before it ships.
Easy updates Medications changed? A new card is $15.
Real support Questions go to the people who make it.
How it works

Set up your Medical ID in three steps

Engraved exactly as you send it. Checked before it ships.

Holding an engraved card
1

Fill out your card

Add your medical information, contacts and your dog's tasks.

A familiar face kneels to greet a golden retriever in a red vest
2

Pick your Emergency Dog Handler

Choose someone your dog knows and tell them they're on your card.

The red Medical Information wallet mounted flat on a yellow Labrador service dog's vest
3

Attach it to your dog's gear

Press it onto the vest or clip it to a harness, D ring or leash.

Who it's for

Made for handlers and the dogs who work beside them

For seizure, POTS, diabetic, psychiatric and mobility teams, and the people who train them.

A German Shepherd service dog sits beside its handler on a mall floor, keeping space while a passerby hurries over to help
Seizure alert dogsYour rescue medication and your dog's alert.
A woman walks her golden retriever medical alert dog down a tree lined street at sunset
POTS service dogsResponders see POTS before they guess.
A woman with a cane walks her standard poodle service dog through town
Diabetic alert dogsYour insulin location, right where they look.
A man waits at an airport gate with his yellow Labrador service dog lying calmly at his feet
Psychiatric and PTSD dogsHow to approach you and how your dog helps.
A wheelchair user and his yellow Labrador service dog greeted by an ER nurse
Mobility service dogsOn a wallet that clips to harness handles.
A school nurse checks the medical ID on a boy's black Labrador service dog
FamiliesA plan for the day you can't be there.
Trainers and programs
Trainers and programsEvery graduate leaves with a plan.
A paramedic reads the engraved card from an Australian Shepherd's red wallet
First respondersLook for the red pouch on the vest.
Josh Allen, NooknRook's founder, kneels in the snow and hugs his German Shepherd service dog, Rook
Our story

Made by a veteran handler and his service dog, Rook

Josh named NooknRook for his service dogs, Nook and Rook. At a fire station drill, responders told him a dog like Rook often can't ride in the ambulance, so animal control gets the call. He built the card they asked for.

Read our story

Service dog medical ID questions

The ADA doesn't require an ID card, badge or registration for a service dog. NooknRook is a medical ID for you and an emergency plan for your dog. See how the NooknRook ID card works

It's a medical ID card carried on your service dog's vest, with your medical information on the front and your dog's emergency plan on the back.

If your dog can't ride along, responders need someone to take your dog. Your card names that person so it isn't animal control.

Someone your dog knows who lives nearby, like your trainer, a family member or a close friend.

Yes. It presses onto most vests with a loop panel and clips onto harness handles, D rings and leashes.

No. The ADA doesn't require one, and NooknRook isn't a registration.

No. Your card stays inside a closed wallet until someone opens it.

Order a new $15 card and keep your wallet.

Most orders ship the same day or within 24 hours.

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