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Take Care uses SpongePowered Mixin to inject additional settings and behaviour directly into Meteor Client’s existing ESP module. There is no separate module to enable — simply open ESP in Meteor’s module list and the two new settings will already be present alongside the built-in ones.

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New Settings

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only-show-tamed
boolean
default:"true"
When enabled, ESP will only render tamed animals that you own. Any OwnableEntity whose owner UUID does not match the local player — for example, another player’s wolf or cat — is silently skipped, keeping your ESP overlay free from clutter. Disable this setting to restore Meteor’s default behaviour and show all tamed animals regardless of ownership.
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tamed-animals-color
color
default:"#00B25C (SettingColor 0, 178, 92)"
The highlight colour applied to your tamed animals when Meteor’s ESP is in Entity Type colour mode. Defaults to a vivid green (#00B25C). Adjust this to distinguish your animals from other ESP-highlighted entity types at a glance.
tamed-animals-color is only visible in the settings panel when Meteor’s ESP Color Mode is set to Entity Type. If you are using a different colour mode (e.g. Flat or Health), the setting will be hidden until you switch back.

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How it works

MixinESP targets meteordevelopment.meteorclient.systems.modules.render.ESP at the TAIL of its constructor, injecting both settings at initialisation time. Two additional @Inject points then hook the existing ESP pipeline:

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Filtering — shouldSkip

After Meteor evaluates whether to skip an entity, Take Care checks ownership. If only-show-tamed is active and the entity is an OwnableEntity whose owner reference is either absent or belongs to a different player, the callback return value is overridden to true, causing ESP to skip that entity.
MixinESP.java
@Inject(method = "shouldSkip(Lnet/minecraft/world/entity/Entity;)Z", at = @At("RETURN"), cancellable = true)
private void onShouldSkip(Entity entity, CallbackInfoReturnable<Boolean> cir) {
    if (cir.getReturnValueZ()) return;
    if (!onlyShowTamed.get()) return;

    if (entity instanceof OwnableEntity owned) {
        EntityReference<LivingEntity> ownerRef = owned.getOwnerReference();
        if (ownerRef == null || !ownerRef.getUUID().equals(Minecraft.getInstance().player.getUUID())) {
            cir.setReturnValue(true);
        }
    }
}

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Colouring — getEntityTypeColor

After Meteor resolves an entity’s type colour, Take Care intercepts the result for any owned entity. If the entity is an OwnableEntity with a non-null owner and the current colour mode is EntityType, the return value is replaced with tamedAnimalsColor.
MixinESP.java
@Inject(method = "getEntityTypeColor", at = @At("RETURN"), cancellable = true)
private void onGetEntityTypeColor(Entity entity, CallbackInfoReturnable<Color> cir) {
    if (cir.getReturnValue() == null) return;
    if (!(entity instanceof OwnableEntity owned) || owned.getOwnerReference() == null) return;
    if (((ESP)(Object)this).colorMode.get() != ESP.ESPColorMode.EntityType) return;

    cir.setReturnValue(tamedAnimalsColor.get());
}
  • Tracers Enhancements — the same tamed-animal filter and colour injection applied to Meteor’s Tracers module.
  • Parrot Deadener — another Take Care feature focused on protecting tamed animals.
  • Asset Protection — broader protection for your in-game assets.

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