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Your pet’s whole health history, ready when the vet asks.

Vaccines with their next due dates, every vet visit and what was said, lab results, prescriptions and the papers that go with them. Organised by the app, not by a drawer in the kitchen.

Coming soon to Android and iPhone

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A veterinarian gently examining a French Bulldog while its owner smiles beside them
PetTrackr vaccinations screen flagging two lapsed boosters with buttons to book a visit or call the vet

Know if your pet is in date, at a glance

PetTrackr reads every shot on file and tells you plainly whether your pet is covered, what is due in the next month, and what has lapsed. When a booster is due, the fix is right there: book a visit, call your vet, or log the new shot.

  • Core vaccines checked for dogs and cats, so a missing rabies or DHPP shot is pointed out
  • Add old shots from the vet’s card; the newest one sets the next due date
  • Reminders before a booster is due, not after

A “For the vet” summary that answers the first five questions

Last visit, next visit, latest lab, what your pet is taking right now and vaccine status, on one card. Share it as a PDF before an appointment, or hand your phone across the counter.

  • Visits, labs, treatments and prescriptions, grouped by year
  • Search that understands “rabies 2024”
  • Export a health summary PDF, free
PetTrackr records screen with a For the vet summary: last visit, current medication and vaccine status

The paperwork, finally in one place

Photograph certificates and invoices or attach the PDF. Each document is dated by the paper, not the day you scanned it, and expiring ones (insurance, rabies certificates) get a gentle “worth renewing” nudge.

Vet visits that remember what happened

Book a visit with its reminder, see what to bring up (running symptoms, current medication, weight since last time), and afterwards PetTrackr asks how it went so the visit lands in the history.

PetTrackr vet visits screen asking how the last visit went and showing check-up status

PetTrackr helps you keep track. It is not veterinary advice: if your pet seems unwell, call your vet.

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Questions people ask

Can I add vaccines my pet had before I started using PetTrackr?
Yes. Add past shots with their dates and next due date from your vet’s card or certificate. The newest shot of each vaccine sets the next due date.
Does PetTrackr know which vaccines my pet needs?
It checks for the core vaccines most vets recommend (rabies and DHPP for dogs, rabies and FVRCP for cats) and points out when one has no shot on file. Your vet decides the schedule for your pet; PetTrackr keeps track of it.
Can I share records with a new vet or a boarding kennel?
Yes. Export a health summary PDF or share individual documents as properly named files, like “Rabies certificate.pdf”. Exporting is always free.

Goes well with

Medication reminders Reminders that let you mark the dose given from the notification, and know when the pack runs low. Weight & calories Weight against your breed’s healthy range, a daily calorie target, and calories from a photo of the bowl. Family sharing Share a pet with your partner, kids or sitter. Everyone sees what’s done; nobody feeds the dog twice.

Be there on day one.

Join the waitlist for early access and a special discount when PetTrackr launches on Android and iPhone.

We’ll email you when PetTrackr launches. Unsubscribe anytime.