Static background image — calm pet-life photography
Pet Life Log

A closer look at everything inside.

Built for the pets who need a little extra keeping track of — here's what that means, feature by feature.

Vet-visit summary

One tap turns a month of notes into a vet-ready page.

The thing this whole app is built around: walk into the exam room with everything organized, instead of trying to remember it.

What's on it

  • Opens with conditions and allergies — the frame your vet reads everything else through.
  • Weight direction over the period, at a glance.
  • Every dose given, late, or skipped.
  • Symptom frequency plus appetite, water, and energy patterns.
  • Specialized logs in range — seizure counts, resting breaths, water intake.
  • Pinned lab trends, the calorie target, and any active elimination trial.

You stay in control

  • Every section toggles on or off before you share (quality-of-life stays private by default).
  • The span defaults to since your last visit — change it anytime.
  • Your running questions for the vet fold right in.

Send it your way

  • Export a clean PDF to print, email, or text.
  • Call to book or share to the clinic from the same screen.
Pet Life Log
Vet-Visit Summary
Bailey · Labrador · 9 yrs
ConditionsEpilepsy · CKD
AllergiesChicken
Weight0.4 kg
Doses given28 / 30
Questions for the vet
Export PDF
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Medications

Never lose track of a dose.

The daily workhorse — built so a busy household covers every dose between them, and a missed one never quietly slips.

Daily doses

  • Reminders for every dose on a flexible schedule.
  • Mark a dose given right from the notification.
  • Multi-phase tapers built in — the schedule advances on its own.
  • As-needed meds: one tap records who gave it and when.

When something's missed

  • A missed dose pings the whole household, not just one person.
  • Anyone can tap "I've got it" to claim it.
  • One-tap undo if you mis-tapped — a wrong "given" could mean a double dose.

Refills, info & safety

  • Counts down each dose and warns about a week before you run out.
  • A "recheck before refill" flag when your pet's due for a visit.
  • Tap any med for a plain-language page: what it does and side effects to watch — and nothing on dosing, on purpose.
Dosing always comes from your vet — the app never sets or changes a dose.
Pet Life Log
Medicines
Bailey
Benazepril taper
8:00 am · 1 tablet
Gabapentin
Running low · ~6 days
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Daily diary & trackers

Log a weight, a symptom, or a note in seconds.

Low-effort by design — because the log only helps if it actually gets filled in on a normal day.

Quick everyday logging

  • A dated note with optional structured tags.
  • Tap appetite, water, or energy without typing.
  • Dictate notes and symptoms with your voice.

Trackers, your way

  • Weight trends with weekly or monthly reminders.
  • The diary is also your trackers hub — each thing you follow is a tile.
  • Build your own tracker for anything, with its own history.
  • Trackers switch on automatically for your pet's conditions.
Pet Life Log
Daily Diary
Tuesday, June 16
WaterBreathing 22Mood good
8:10
1:30
7:45
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Specialized trackers

The numbers that actually change, tracked simply.

Purpose-built logs for the things chronic and senior pets need watched — each one its own screen and its own trend.

Resting breaths

  • Tap once per breath over 15 or 30 seconds — the app does the math.
  • A watch-number (commonly 30) with a gentle nudge if readings climb.
  • Best taken while your pet's asleep or calm.

Seizures

  • Log time, duration, type, severity, recovery, and a suspected trigger.
  • Builds a frequency trend automatically.
  • Attach a short video of an event.

Water, quality of life & recovery

  • Water intake: a measured amount plus a quick "more / less than usual."
  • Quality of life: plain sub-scores trended over time, with a gentle prompt on a sustained decline.
  • Post-op recovery: daily check-ins through the healing window, then it closes.
Pet Life Log
Resting breaths
Bailey · breaths per minute
22
last reading · watch above 30
Best taken while your pet is asleep or calm.
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Records & scanning

Snap it once, filed forever.

The pile of paperwork from every visit, turned into something you can actually find and use.

Scan anything

  • Photograph bloodwork or vaccine records — or import a photo or PDF.
  • The app reads it and fills in the details, side by side with the original.
  • Anything it can't read is left blank and flagged for you.

Filed and useful

  • Sorted into Bloodwork, Vaccines, Receipts, and Other.
  • A scanned vaccine offers to set its next-due reminder.
  • Lab numbers feed straight into your condition trackers.

Video clips

  • Attach a short (60-second) clip to the timeline or a seizure entry.
  • Record in-app or import one you already filmed.
Pet Life Log
Records
Bailey
Scan a record
BloodworkJun 2
Rabies cert.May 2025
ReceiptApr 2025
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Conditions & lab values

Understand the diagnosis, watch the trend.

Make sense of what your pet's been diagnosed with — and actually see the numbers move over time.

Plain-language condition pages

  • What it is, likely causes, signs to watch, and when to call.
  • What's typically used to manage it — in plain terms, never dosing.
  • Works for common conditions and ones you type in yourself.

Lab values that mean something

  • Reports as dated tabs — open one to see that panel, never an endless list.
  • The app suggests which values to follow for a condition.
  • They're grouped into one tracker by organ system — "Kidney" = Creatinine, BUN, SDMA, Phosphorus.
  • Graphed against the reference range, with the trend front and center.
  • Scan-only, so a typo never corrupts the trend.
Kidney tracker
Creatinine
Bailey · mg/dL · last 4 reports
BUN32
SDMA15
Phosphorus4.8
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Care reminders & contacts

Nothing slips through.

Every routine thing on the calendar — plus the weather-aware nudges that matter for an anxious pet.

Preventive care

  • Vaccines, heartworm, flea and tick — set by hand, by interval, or from a scan.
  • Appointment types get a "Call to book" button.

Weather-aware calm

  • Storm and fireworks nudges, triggered by the forecast or a date you set.
  • Staggered lead-time reminders you control.
  • One tap to give the calming med.

Your vet, one tap away

  • Save your regular vet, ER, urgent care, and specialists.
  • Find vets and ERs near you, or add them by hand.
  • Tap to call from anywhere in the app.
Pet Life Log
Care reminders
Bailey
Rabies booster
Due Jul 3
Heartworm
Due Jun 28
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Feeding

How much to feed, in your pet's actual food.

No more guessing at "a cup or two." Scan the bag and get a number you can trust — then go deeper for the tricky cases.

Get the right portion

  • Scan your food's nutrition label — camera, photo, or PDF.
  • A daily calorie target worked out for your specific pet.
  • The portion in your actual food — real cups or grams of your bag.
  • Adjusts for weight, life stage and activity, and spay/neuter.
  • Flows into your vet-visit summary.

Running an elimination diet

  • Log every food tried; get suggested untried proteins.
  • A structured 8–12 week trial with reintroduction steps.
  • A daily "any slip-ups?" check so a broken trial is recorded, not hidden.

Cooking at home, safely

  • A link to board-certified veterinary nutritionists for complete, balanced recipes.
A rough guide. Your pet may have different needs, especially with certain medical conditions — check with your vet.
Pet Life Log
Feeding
Bailey · 28.5 kg · neutered
742
kcal / day
≈ 1¾ cups of your food
Scan your food's label
A rough guide — check with your vet.
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Meet Scout

Ask anything about your pet — and actually get an answer.

Scout is the app's helper, a tap away on every screen. Ask him to explain a diagnosis, talk through symptoms, or just find where something lives.

Understand what's going on

  • "What is diabetes?" — Scout explains the condition in plain English: what it is, what causes it, and the signs to watch.
  • Go as deep as you want — symptoms, how it's generally managed, what a lab value actually means.
  • Only from trusted veterinary sources, never the open internet.
  • Answers come in context — "since Bailey has kidney disease…" — using what he already knows about your pet.

Find anything in the app

  • "Where do I log a seizure?" — Scout takes you straight there.
  • Pinned to every screen, so he's one tap away from anywhere.
  • Keep asking follow-ups in the same thread.
For anything urgent, Scout leads with a one-tap link to your ER — and for the calls only your vet should make, he points you to them. Scout informs; he never diagnoses.
Scout
What is diabetes in dogs?
In short: the body can't move sugar from the blood into its cells for energy, usually because there's too little insulin. Common signs are drinking and peeing more, weight loss, and a bigger appetite.
Signs to watch →How it's managed →
Real mascot art slots in here:
Scout.png · Scout Head.png · Scout Thinking.mp4
Family & sitter sharing

Everyone on the same page — even the pet sitter.

Care rarely falls on one person. Keep the whole household — and whoever's watching your pet — in sync.

Your household

  • Each family member gets their own login.
  • Everyone sees who gave what, and when.
  • You edit your own entries; the owner can edit anyone's.

Handing off to a sitter

  • Share a simple link — no account, no app to install.
  • They follow the feeding plan and give the day's meds with one big tap.
  • They log what they see from a tap-menu (ate, didn't eat, vomited…) — no typing.
  • Big buttons to call you, the vet, or the ER.

You stay in the loop

  • Sitter entries sync to your timeline live, tagged "Sitter."
  • When the link expires, their access ends but their notes stay.
Sitter view
Bailey
No account needed
Breakfast · 1¾ cups
7:00 am
Phenobarbital
8:00 am · 1 tablet
Call ownerCall vet
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Built by a practicing veterinarian.

Pet Life Log tracks and informs — it never diagnoses or replaces your vet.

Be the first to know when it's ready.

No spam — just a heads-up when it's ready.
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