7-day observation plan
Keep the first week small. Track the first signal, trigger, appetite, recovery time, and whether the step stayed easy.
No email is required to use the planner. The form is only for optional pilot updates.
Keep the first week small. Track the first signal, trigger, appetite, recovery time, and whether the step stayed easy. Education and observation guidance only. Not a diagnosis, treatment plan, emergency service, prescription, or replacement for veterinary care.
Small steps, recovery time, and clear stop signals come before any harder practice.
Keep the first week small. Track the first signal, trigger, appetite, recovery time, and whether the step stayed easy.
No email is required to use the planner. The form is only for optional pilot updates.
Stop and seek help for suspected ingestion, choking, collapse, self-injury, serious escape attempts, escalating aggression, suspected pain, sudden severe behaviour change, or not eating or drinking.
Use the same notes each day so changes are easy to compare.
| Day | Focus | Record |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Baseline | Write down the first stress signal, context, appetite, and recovery time. |
| Day 2 | Environment | Set up the easiest context without asking for interaction. |
| Day 3 | Tiny step | Try one small step, reward, and pause. |
| Day 4 | Stop early | End before escalation, even if the step looked easy. |
| Day 5 | Repeat easy | Repeat the easiest successful step. |
| Day 6 | Compare | Compare appetite, interest, body signals, and recovery time. |
| Day 7 | Decide | Continue, lower difficulty, or ask for professional help. |
Copy these daily log fields before you start.
Date: Routine: Trigger or context: First stress signal: Body signals: Food, water, litter or elimination: Intensity 1-5: How long until recovery: What helped: What to make easier tomorrow:
The external form is optional and does not unlock the planner. Do not submit private medical records.