Every pet, every vet visit,
in one quiet place.

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.

On the paid plan, yes. Invite by email; they get the same view, same reminders. Edit history shows who added what — useful when you both swear you wrote down the last dose.

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.

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.

Cats, dogs, and rabbits have full vaccine schedules built in. Birds, reptiles, small mammals work as freeform logs — same reminders, same weight tracking, just without the species-specific schedule prompts.

Yes. Set deworming and flea/tick treatments on whatever cycle your vet recommends — every 30 days, every three months, seasonally — and PawVet nudges whoever's home the night it's due. No more "wait, did we do the drops this month?"

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.

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.

Jot the number at each visit and PawVet draws the curve. You'll see at a glance whether Pepper is genuinely losing weight or just looked thinner in her winter coat — the kind of trend that's hard to spot one visit at a time.

Free covers one pet and the basics. $3.99/month adds unlimited pets, partner sharing, every reminder, and PDF export — for households juggling more than one animal. No ads, no data sale; the subscription is the whole business model.