A warning people will read
A quick vote and a sharp reason beat another beige disclaimer nobody remembers.
Responsible pet ownership, minus the lecture.
Inform readersbefore they get ideas.
Pet or Regret adds a community reality check to pet and wildlife articles. It matches the potential pet on the page, keeps readers engaged, and makes responsible ownership advice memorable.
- Matches the pet
- Every tap stays inline
- Reviewed before publishing
- No account required
Live preview
A reality check, right on cue
The Curious Naturalist
Inside the brilliant mind of an octopus
Intelligent, curious, and absolutely capable of opening the tank.The percentage is a Pet or Regret community verdict, not expert advice.
Honest community proof
Show what the crowd thinks without pretending a popularity vote is scientific evidence.
Keeps readers on your page
The vote and payoff happen inside the article. Your layout and styles stay untouched.
Let the crowd be the bad guy
Your kid asks for a turtle. No need to invent a fairy tale. Vote together, read the reasons, and let the community explain why the bathtub is not a habitat.
Publisher trust
Controlled, reviewed, boring in the right places.
The reader experience can be unhinged. The widget behavior should be completely predictable.
- Reviewed before publishingNew pets and reasons are checked before readers can see them.
- Stays on your pageEvery tap stays inside the widget. It never replaces your page or opens another one.
- Safe automatic resizingThe widget adjusts to its content without growing beyond sensible limits.
- Reads only what it needsMatching checks a small amount of nearby page information to find a relevant pet.
Quick start
Two lines. No ceremony.
Add this where the reality check should appear. The widget looks at the page around it, picks a relevant pet, and resizes itself automatically.
The joke targets irresponsible ownership, never the pet.
<div data-pet-or-regret></div>
<script async src="https://petregret.app/widget.js"></script>Want a specific pet?
Add data-pet="frog" to the widget div. Pet names and alternate names work.