Photo Guidelines
A few tips to help us create the best possible portrait of your pet.
What works well
- Your pet sitting or standing, looking towards the camera
- Both face and neck clearly visible
- Photo taken at eye level with your pet
- Good, natural lighting without heavy shadows
- A recent photo that looks like your pet today
- For multi-pet portraits, one photo per pet works best
What to avoid
- Heavy filters or black-and-white photos
- Extreme angles (looking straight down or up)
- Photos where your pet is too far away or blurry
- Cropped faces where ears or chin are cut off
- Photos where your pet is mostly hidden (under a blanket, behind furniture)
Don't have a perfect photo?
Don't worry. We can usually work with most photos, and you'll always see a preview before anything is printed. If it doesn't turn out the way you hoped, you get a full refund. No risk at all.