The Keeper's Emergency Kit.

The kit is written primarily for leopard geckos and crested geckos, with both species called out where parameters diverge (temperatures, humidity ranges, expected shed frequency, brumation behavior). The structure works for other gecko species and most small reptiles, but specific temperature and feeding guidance assumes leos or cresties unless you adapt the numbers for your species.

No. The kit is informational, not veterinary advice. Every crisis playbook includes explicit vet escalation criteria, and the Vet Now Checklist is built to make the trip to the vet faster and more accurate, not to replace it. The kit's job is to help a keeper triage what they are looking at, capture the data the vet will ask for, and avoid the panic decisions that come from acting without a framework.

Yes. Every page has a [Your Program Name] header field at the top. Click once and type. Your program name appears on every page of every document the buyer reads, so the kit looks like a deliberate part of your go-home folder instead of a downloaded template. The Welcome and About the Author orientation docs ship inside the bundle so the framing matches.

Generic care guides are written once and answer the easy questions. This kit is built around the questions that come up at 2am: when is anorexia behavioral versus medical, when does a stuck shed need a vet versus a soak, what do you actually do during a 36-hour power outage in February. Each playbook covers what you are looking at, immediate action, what not to do, and clear vet-escalation triggers.

Fourteen-day, no-questions-asked refund. Email dmumphrey@builtbydusty.com and you get your money back. No refunds after the fourteenth day, since the documents are digital and have been delivered.

The email address you check out with is the address future updates land in. When the kit changes (a new playbook, a husbandry parameter update, a customer-suggested improvement), you get the new version. No subscription, no upsell.