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Pet Care Reminder

Medication reminders

A pet medication reminder that keeps every dose on track.

Set a schedule for each medicine, get a reminder when a dose is due, and mark it done when it is given. Everyone in your household sees the same record, so doses are not missed or repeated.

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Today screen with a Needs Attention list for thyroid medicine and an allergy tablet

How it works

Three steps, then it runs itself.

  1. Step 1

    Add the medication

    Create a routine for each medicine with the times and repeat schedule your vet gave you.

  2. Step 2

    Get reminded

    A reminder arrives when a dose is due. Anything overdue stays visible until it is done.

  3. Step 3

    Mark it done

    Log the dose when it is given, so the history shows exactly what happened and when.

Daily doses

Schedules that match the prescription.

Daily, weekly, and monthly medicines each get their own routine, with the time and start date you choose.

  • Set a routine
  • Get reminded
  • Mark it done
Choosing the pet, frequency, time and start date for a new routine

Shared care

No double doses when care is shared.

Invite family members or pet sitters so everyone sees what has already been given, and turn on completion notifications to hear when a dose is done.

  • Share responsibilities
  • Add notes
  • Stay in the loop
A shared household with four members and completion notifications turned on

Questions

Can I set reminders for more than one medication?

Yes. Each medication gets its own routine, so pills, liquids, chews, and topicals can each follow their own schedule.

What happens if a dose is missed?

Overdue care stays visible until it is marked done, so you can catch up calmly. Always follow the label or your vet's advice for what to do about a missed dose.

Can my partner or pet sitter see the schedule?

Yes. Invite them to your household to share routines and notes, and turn on completion notifications to hear when someone gives a dose.

Does it work for dogs and cats?

Yes. Add each pet and give each one their own medication routines and records.

Helpful guides

A little less to remember. A lot more peace of mind.

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