A simple guide to how petsaju reads your pet's natural temperament from their birthday (or the day they joined your family), and what you need to get started.
petsaju converts your pet's birthday (Gregorian calendar) using the traditional 24 solar terms and builds three pillars: year, month and day. It then counts how many of the Five Elements — Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water — appear in those pillars, and uses your pet's symbol character (the Day Master), the strongest element and any missing element to describe their innate temperament, favorite things and tips for living together.
Most owners don't know the exact birth time, so the basic reading uses three pillars. If you know the time and place of birth, the energy of that hour is added for more detail. The same date always gives the same calculation.
If you adopted a rescue and don't know the birthday, you can use the day they became family. In that case the reading looks at the energy of the day your bond began rather than the day they were born, and says so in the result. If you later learn the birthday, a birthday reading is the most accurate.
It converts the birthday into year, month and day pillars based on the solar terms and counts how many of the Five Elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water) they contain. The reading is built from your pet's symbol character (the Day Master), the strongest element and any missing element.
Yes. The pillars and the Five Elements count depend only on the date, so the same date always produces the same values. We never use guessed results.
Enter the ordinary calendar (Gregorian) date. petsaju handles the solar-term and lunar conversion automatically.
If you don't know the birthday, you can use the day your pet joined your family. That reading describes the energy of the day your bond began, not the day they were born, and the result says so. If you learn the birthday later, a birthday reading is the most accurate.
Personality grows from innate temperament plus socialization, environment and the relationship with you. petsaju readings are for fun, not veterinary advice — if you're worried about health or behavior, please talk to a vet or a professional trainer.
petsaju readings are for entertainment and are not veterinary advice.