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The only plan for your animal's one problem

For the adult dog or cat working through one wearing problem — indoor peeing, leash reactivity, separation panic, destructive scratching, or fear of people or noises.

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When one habit won't let up

One plan, one problem

Describe what's going on, and Pluton writes a plan for your animal and that problem — not a general guide.

The likely cause, in plain words

What's probably causing it, and what to change at home, so you're not guessing.

Check-ins until it eases

A short note every day for the next weeks, adjusting the plan as your animal responds.

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What the plan actually says

A sample plan, so you know what you'd be reading.

Sample · Likely cause

Why this is probably happening

Rosie, a 2-year-old rescue dog, tends to pee indoors within an hour of being left alone. That pattern points to anxiety about being alone, not spite or a training lapse.

Sample · What to change at home

Three changes for this week

Leave a worn shirt by her bed before you go. Cut off water about an hour before the last trip outside. Keep goodbyes short and quiet.

Sample · This week, day by day

Day-by-day tasks

Day 1–2: short practice absences, five minutes at a time. Day 3–5: extend to twenty minutes. Day 6–7: one real errand, with the shirt by her bed.

Sample · Check-in

Today's note from Pluton

Day 4: two dry mornings in a row. Keep the shirt by her bed, and try ten extra minutes outside right before dark tonight.

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Sample check-in

“Day 4: two dry mornings in a row — keep it up.”

Getting a plan takes three steps

  1. 1

    Describe the animal and the problem

    Tell Pluton about your dog or cat and the one thing that's wearing on you — in plain words, no forms.

  2. 2

    Get the plan

    The likely cause, what to change at home, and what to do each day for the next weeks.

  3. 3

    Check in each day

    A short note until it eases, adjusting the plan as your animal responds.

What $19 a month includes

One plan. Cancel any time.

$19/month

  • A personal plan for your animal’s one problem
  • A daily email check-in while it eases
  • Adjustments to the plan as your animal responds
  • New problems covered for the same animals

Questions worth asking first

What does Pluton cost?

$19 a month. Cancel any time.

What's included?

A personal plan for your animal’s one problem, a daily email check-in while it eases, and adjustments to the plan as your animal responds.

What problems can Pluton help with?

Problems like indoor peeing, leash reactivity, separation panic, destructive chewing or scratching, and fear of people or noises.

Does it work for cats as well as dogs?

Yes — Pluton writes plans for both dogs and cats.

Can Pluton help with more than one problem over time?

Yes. New problems for the same animals are included in the $19 a month.