Just a name is enough to start — everything else can wait.
Helps the vet and future you. Skip anything you're unsure of.
The vet report notes which — estimates and real readings chart differently.
Conditions and medications, in your own words.
So it's on hand in an emergency.
From the shared directory — details stay current automatically. Editing unlinks.
From the shared directory — details stay current automatically. Editing unlinks.
Where you'd go at 3 am — urgent alerts show this number when the regular clinic is likely closed.
Nothing logged yet. Tap Potty or Meal below to start the schedule.
Tap a reading to correct or remove it. Corrections are real edits to the medical record — the report shows every reading with how it was taken.
Nothing selected = tried but nothing came out.
Moist meals (stew, or water mixed in) count as hydration — the low-water reminder won't nag on days she's eating her water.
Details read in time order through the day — the bold one is the most recent.
Times marked ~ are estimates — they assume each earlier event happens on schedule.
Applies to the next dose only — logging that dose (or clearing this) returns everything to the normal schedule automatically. Skipping moves the next reminder one full interval past the skipped one.
Enter the prescription as doses (e.g. quantity 15) or days — reminders stop by themselves when it's finished. Leave both blank for ongoing meds. "With meal" reminds early so there's prep time; "with snack" reminds right on time. This dose starts the clock.
Pinch a back toe firmly at the nail bed. Count only a conscious reaction — turning the head, crying, trying to bite or move away. A leg twitch alone is a reflex and does not count. No response is an emergency.
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Invited people sign in with their own email — same magic-link flow, same household.
Copy it now — it's shown only
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For visiting staff — buzzer, gate, parking. Kept separate from the address so it never garbles the postal line.
Printed in the report header so the clinic can match the record to their patient file — many pets share a name.
Vet-prescribed strict-rest window — the dashboard counts the days and you get a nudge when it ends. Conservative IVDD care typically means ~4 weeks of strict rest; use the length your vet prescribed. Clearing the date ends a started plan and archives it below, trimmed to the days it actually ran.
A nudge when the recorded weight is older than this — the weight-drift watch and the daily water target both read it. 0 turns the reminder off.
Reminds you when the next dose is due — X hours after the last one you logged. Meals and "with meal" meds remind early by the prep head start; "with snack" meds remind right on time. When a with-meal med lines up with a scheduled meal (within an hour), the meal reminder covers the prep and mentions the med.
Ask your vet first. Med reminders normally sound even during quiet hours; with this on, a dose due in quiet hours waits until they end — but never longer than this limit.
Applies right away, saved on this device. Auto fades between light and dark at the times you set.
On iPhone: add this page to your Home Screen first (Share → Add to Home Screen), then open it from there and tap Enable.
Tracking is on.
Pausing silences every reminder and health alert while she's well. It starts from your last logged entry, keeps your schedules and meds intact, and Resume picks up cleanly — nothing shows as overdue.
Signalment, medication record, elimination & intake, mobility checks — formatted to hand to the clinic.
Hourly automatic backups also run on the server — see the README.