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wellness-plan

Build a preventive-care (wellness) plan for a pet by species, breed, and life stage. Use when asked to create a wellness plan, plan preventive care, set up a vaccination/parasite schedule, or advise an owner on routine care for a puppy/kitten/adult/senior pet. Produces a life-stage-appropriate schedule — vaccinations, parasite prevention, dental, nutrition, screening diagnostics, and behavioral guidance — with the rationale, so an owner sees preventive care as a plan, not a series of surprise visits.

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Use wellness-plan to create a 12-month preventive-care plan for [species, breed, and age], tailored to [location and lifestyle] and [current vaccines, conditions, and owner constraints], with veterinary confirmation noted.

Required inputs

  • [species, breed, and age]
  • [location and lifestyle]
  • [current vaccines, conditions, and owner constraints]

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name: wellness-plandescription: "Build a preventive-care (wellness) plan for a pet by species, breed, and life stage. Use when asked to create a wellness plan, plan preventive care, set up a vaccination/parasite schedule, or advise an owner on routine care for a puppy/kitten/adult/senior pet. Produces a life-stage-appropriate schedule — vaccinations, parasite prevention, dental, nutrition, screening diagnostics, and behavioral guidance — with the rationale, so an owner sees preventive care as a plan, not a series of surprise visits."

Wellness Plan Skill

Most pet owners only see the vet when something's wrong — and miss the cheap, preventable problems that become expensive, serious ones. This skill lays out a life-stage wellness plan so the owner knows what care their pet needs, when, and why: the shots, the parasite prevention, the dental, the screenings that catch disease early.

Working from a brief

Given the pet, produce the full plan — tailor to species, breed predispositions, and life stage, and note that specifics (vaccine cores/non-cores, parasite risk) vary by region and lifestyle and should be confirmed with the attending veterinarian. Do not present this as a substitute for an exam.

Required Inputs

Ask for (if not provided, else infer and label):

  • Species, breed, age/life stage, and rough location/lifestyle (indoor/outdoor, travel, other pets)
  • Current status — known vaccines, spay/neuter, existing conditions
  • Owner priorities/constraints if any (budget, first-time owner)

Output Format

Life stage & what it means

Puppy/kitten · adult · senior — the care priorities that shift with each, and any breed-specific predispositions to watch.

Preventive-care schedule

AreaRecommendationTiming / frequencyWhy
Vaccinationscore + lifestyle-based non-coreseries / boosters
Parasite preventionheartworm, flea/tick, deworming
Dentalhome care + professional cleaning
Nutrition & weightdiet for life stage, body-condition target
Screening diagnosticsbaseline/senior bloodwork, etc.
Spay/neuterif applicable
Behaviorsocialization, training, enrichment

The rationale

Short, plain "why this matters" for the owner — especially the preventable-becomes-serious cases (heartworm, dental disease, obesity, early kidney disease).

The year ahead

A simple timeline of the next 12 months' visits/actions so it reads as a plan, with a note that the vet will tailor it at the exam.

Quality Checks

  • The plan is tailored to species, breed predispositions, and life stage
  • It covers vaccines, parasite prevention, dental, nutrition, screening, and behavior
  • Each recommendation has a timing and a plain-language rationale
  • Regional/lifestyle variation and the need to confirm with the vet are noted
  • It's framed as a proactive plan (a 12-month view), not a one-off list
  • It doesn't present as a substitute for a physical exam

Anti-Patterns

  • A generic schedule that ignores species, breed, and region
  • Vaccine/parasite specifics stated as universal when they vary by locale and lifestyle
  • Skipping dental, weight, and behavior (the commonly-neglected pillars)
  • No rationale, so the owner sees cost without understanding value
  • Positioning it as a replacement for a veterinary exam

Example Trigger Phrases

  • "Create a wellness plan."
  • "Plan preventive care."
  • "Set up a vaccination/parasite schedule."
  • "Advise an owner on routine care for a puppy/kitten/adult/senior pet."