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Create your Texas pet trust for the pet you love

Name a guardian, set aside funds for care, and leave clear instructions — prepared under Texas's pet-trust statute and ready to sign.

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Texas legal basis
Texas Property Code § 112.037

Texas law recognizes a trust created to provide for the care of one or more animals alive during the settlor's lifetime. PetTrust.io prepares Texas-specific documents that reference this statute, so your wishes for your pet are organized and enforceable where the law allows.

What's in your Texas packet

Everything a caregiver, vet, or court may need — organized in one place and yours to download instantly.

🐾 Pet trust agreement

The core Texas trust document naming your pet, your trustee, and how funds are used for care.

👤 Guardian & backup

Designate a primary caregiver and an alternate so there's never a gap in who shows up for your pet.

💵 Care funding

Set aside money for food, vet bills, grooming, and daily needs, with instructions on how it's spent.

🚨 Emergency authorization

An at-a-glance card and authorization so first responders and neighbors know who to call.

How it works

  1. Answer a few questionsTell us about your pet, your chosen caregiver, and how you want care funded — about 5–10 minutes.
  2. We prepare your Texas documentsYour answers are assembled into Texas-specific documents referencing Texas Property Code § 112.037.
  3. Download, sign, and shareGet your packet instantly with state-specific signing instructions, and share it with the people who matter.

Texas pet trust questions

Are pet trusts legal in Texas?

Yes. Texas recognizes trusts for the care of an animal under Texas Property Code § 112.037. PetTrust.io prepares Texas-specific self-help documents that reference that statute.

How much does a Texas pet trust cost?

A complete Texas pet protection packet is a one-time purchase — no subscriptions. One plan covers every pet in your household. Optional attorney review is available separately where offered.

Do I need a lawyer?

No. PetTrust.io is self-help document software, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. You may request separate attorney review where available.

PetTrust.io is self-help document software operated by LegalDraft Technologies LLC. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Statute citations are provided for general information and may change; confirm current Texas requirements before signing.

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Start your Texas pet trust now — it only takes a few minutes.

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