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Cookie Policy

Functional only The main frontend storage is preference-based.

Theme and blog layout are the clearest current examples of data the site remembers locally.

No ad stack No first-party ad cookies are intentionally set.

The site is not wired up around an advertising or retargeting model in its own frontend code.

Your control You can clear the saved preferences in one action.

The control below removes the current theme and blog view settings stored by this site.

Saved preferences

Overview

This page explains how Dylan4Vets.com uses cookies, localStorage, and similar browser technologies for basic functionality.

As of March 20, 2026, the site's own frontend is designed to keep this light: functional preferences, no first-party ad trackers, and no first-party analytics cookies in the frontend code.

What are cookies and similar technologies?

Cookies are small files stored by your browser. Similar technologies include localStorage and session storage, which can remember small pieces of data such as preferences.

Technical infrastructure such as hosting or CDN providers may also maintain logs or use operational mechanisms needed to deliver and protect the site.

What we currently use on this site

Theme preference is stored in localStorage so the site remembers your light or dark mode choice.
Blog layout preference is stored in localStorage on the blog page so the site remembers carousel or topic view.
No first-party advertising cookies are intentionally set by the site's frontend code.

Most calculator math and filters run in the browser without the site storing that input as a cookie or browser preference.

Third-party resources and optional tools

Some features can still involve third-party requests when you use them.

Google Fonts is used for typography and may receive standard request data such as your IP address.
The location-based health tool can send a location query to OpenStreetMap's Nominatim service and can open VA.gov's Find Locations tool with the search parameters you choose.
Hosting or CDN providers may use strictly necessary operational technologies or logs to serve and secure the site.

Your controls

Use the button above to clear the site's saved local preferences.
Use your browser settings to clear cookies or other site data.
You can block cookies or browser storage in your browser, though that may prevent the site from remembering your preferences.
If you do not want a location query sent to a third-party service, do not use the location-based health tool.

Changes to this policy

We may update this policy from time to time. When we do, we will update the date shown near the top of this page.