K-Pet Info gives Claude reliable pet-care data for dogs and cats. • Toxic food check — chocolate, xylitol, onion/garlic, macadamia, grapes/raisins, lilies, caffeine and alcohol. Given the pet's weight and the amount eaten, it returns an emergency level from dose thresholds in the Merck Veterinary Manual, with symptoms and onset. A substance that isn't covered is never reported as safe. • Breed profiles — size, adult weight, lifespan, activity and grooming needs, temperament, health issues to watch, and who the breed suits. English or Korean. • South Korea only: open veterinary clinics by district with 24-hour flags (Ministry of the Interior licensing data), shelter animals currently waiting for adoption (Animal Protection Management System, synced daily), and pet-friendly stays, cafes and attractions with their pet rules (Korea Tourism Organization). Every result links to the matching kpetinfo.com page for the full details. Free, no account, read-only. Health results are reference information, not a veterinary diagnosis.
