Skyes Pet Care

About Skyes Pet Care

Skye's Pet Care keeps everything you need to look after your pets in one
place such as their weight, their medicines, their vet appointments, and the
little things you'd otherwise forget.

Inspired and built for our own pet Skye who needed all this tracked. We couldn't find an all in one solution, so we built our own and now want to share it with you.

Built for the day-to-day of caring for a dog, cat, rabbit, bird, fish, or
whoever else shares your home.

MEDICATION REMINDERS
• Set up each medicine once: name, dosage, and the times of day it's due
• Repeat daily, weekly or monthly, or add a one-off dose for today
• A reminder 15 minutes before each dose, and again when it's due
• Tick doses off as you give them, so you can see what's been done
• Re-order reminders, so you never run out mid-course

A CALENDAR BUILT AROUND YOUR PET
• See a week, a month, three months, or a whole year
• Coloured dots show what happened each day, doses, weigh-ins, breathing
readings, appointments
• Tap any day for the detail
• Add your own events, and never miss a birthday

TRACK WHAT MATTERS
• Weight, in kilograms or pounds, with a graph of the trend
• Resting breathing rate, with a built-in breath timer
• Notes with an optional dates, symptoms, questions for the vet, anything
• A profile per pet: photo, breed, date of birth

SHARE WITH A PET SITTER
• Going away? Show a QR code and your sitter gets your pet's care plan
• Access expires automatically, whenever you decide it should
• Doses they tick off show up for you, and yours for them

YOURS, AND ONLY YOURS
• Everything is stored on your device and works completely offline
• No account needed to use the app
• Optional backup to your own Google Drive, restored whenever you need it

MADE TO BE PLEASANT TO USE
• Seven themes to choose from
• Low power mode for when the battery is running down
• Rearrange each pet's screen by dragging the tiles to what's most important to each pet

Skye's Pet Care is a record-keeping and reminder tool. It doesn't diagnose
anything — if you're worried about your pet, please speak to your vet.