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Bruno · age 4
last vet visit Feb 12
last vet visit Feb 12
PawVet · est. 2026
Every pet, every vet visit,
in one quiet place.
PawVet is the family scrapbook for your pets' health. Vaccines, weight, meds, reminders — all in one place, on every phone in the house.
Get it on Google Play → No card. One pet stays free, always.
Your household.
— four of them, in our case.
Golden retriever, lying on a kitchen floor, ears soft, eyes catching light.
Bruno
Tortoiseshell cat curled on a sunlit windowsill, half-asleep.
Mochi
Gray tabby mid-groom, paw curled at the chest.
Pepper
Beagle puppy mid-bark on a back porch, head tilted.
Banjo
Pages from the scrapbook.
— four things it does, four it doesn't.Log vaccinations.
Add what your vet gave them and when. Rabies, DAPP, FVRCP, Bordetella — PawVet remembers the date and pings you a month before the next one is due.
"Bruno's DAPP, Feb 12. Done."Weight on the card.
Update the number after each weigh-in. It sits on the pet's profile and prints at the top of the vet PDF — next to species, breed and birthday, already written down for when the clinic asks.
"Pepper — 4.1 kg."Set medication reminders.
Heartworm on the 1st. Flea drops every 30 days. The bottle that lasts six weeks but feels like four. We'll remind whoever's home that night — you or your partner.
"Mochi's flea drops — Sunday."One account, both phones.
Sign in on both phones and it's the same scrapbook. Whoever takes Banjo to the vet that morning logs it; whoever's home that night already sees the note. No "did you remember to…" texts.
"Both of you on the same page."The vet visit, on paper.
— pinned, exported, brought along.Spring
Vet
Clinic
Vet
Clinic
Bruno — Feb 12, 2026
Dr. Anna · Spring Veterinary · 9:40 AM
- ✓Booster (DAPP)
- ✓Heartworm test — negative
- ✓Weight: 32.4 kg (−0.8 from Dec)
- !Slight tartar on lower molars — flag in 6 mo
This is what the export looks like.
Bring it to the next vet. PDF or printed — your call. Spring Vet thanks you for not making
them dig through three years of emails.
PawVet is not a vet. We don't diagnose.
We don't sell pet insurance.
We just keep the records, and remind you when the next thing is due.
We don't sell pet insurance.
We just keep the records, and remind you when the next thing is due.
Margin notes.
— questions in the margin, answers in the body.How many pets can I add?
Free covers one. $3.99/month is unlimited — we built it for
households with a dog and a cat, but we know plenty of people with three, four, six. The app
doesn't slow down because Banjo joined.
Can my partner see the records too?
Sign in to the same account on both phones — same records, same reminders, because each
phone schedules its own. There's no email invite and no second login to manage: it's one
account on two devices.
What if I switch vets?
Export the whole history as a PDF. Hand it to the new clinic on day one. It looks like a
real record because it is one — visits, vaccines, weight, notes, all in order.
Where does the data live?
Encrypted on your phone, encrypted in our backup. We don't sell anything to advertisers. We
don't have advertisers. The business is the $3.99.
Do you support fish? Birds? Reptiles?
Every species works the same way — dog, cat, bird, rabbit, fish or other. You type the vaccine
or treatment, the date it was given and the next due date your vet named; nothing is
pre-loaded per species and nothing is locked to one. Dogs and cats get quick-fill buttons for
the common shots in your language — in English: rabies, FVRCP, FeLV, DHPP — and everything
else is free text with the same reminders.
Does it remind me about deworming and flea/tick treatment?
Log the treatment with its date and dose. A course on a fixed rhythm — daily, twice a day,
weekly or monthly — repeats on its own. A wormer or spot-on you give a few times a year is
best logged the way a vaccination is: the date given plus the next date your vet named. Either
way the reminder arrives at 9am the morning before, on every phone signed in to the account.
No more "wait, did we do the drops this month?"
Can I export my pet's records as a PDF?
Yes. One tap turns the whole history — visits, vaccines, weight, meds, notes — into a clean
PDF. Email it, print it, or hand it over at a new clinic. It reads like a real record because
it is one.
Is there an app for multiple pets in one household?
That's the whole point. Each pet gets its own profile, its own schedule, its own reminders —
and they all live on one calendar. Built for the dog-and-a-cat house and the
three-cats-and-a-beagle house alike.
Where does my pet's weight go?
Onto the pet's profile as the current number, and into the header of the vet PDF next to
species, breed and birthday. Update it after each weigh-in. PawVet keeps the latest figure
rather than plotting a weight chart — if you need the full curve over years, your clinic's
scale history is the source of truth.
Is the subscription worth it? What's free?
Free covers one pet and three vaccination records. $3.99/month adds
unlimited pets, unlimited vaccinations, medication tracking with reminders, and the vet PDF
export — for households juggling more than one animal. No ads, no data sale; the
subscription is the whole business model.
Does PawVet work on iPhone?
No. PawVet is an Android app and it is distributed on Google Play only — there is no
iPhone or iPad version. If the App Store shows a PawVet, it is a different app from a
different developer.
Group shot — Bruno, Mochi, Pepper, Banjo on the rug. One of them will be blinking.
The whole crew.
Pin it to the fridge.
Now on Google Play. Free for 1 pet, $3.99/month for unlimited — or stay free, the album is still real.