Paws Health: Dog Health Log

Vet visits get easier to explain. This app turns "something feels different" into something you can show your vet. Paws Health is a health log for people who live with a dog. Log stool, urine, water, meals, walks, and how they seem, in a few taps. The past 30 days fit on one table, so you can show your vet what is usual, in numbers. Logging is free. It also works for more than one dog, and for sharing with your family. ■ Daily logs, in a few taps ・Stool and urine (amount / condition / color / smell) ・Water (a notice of a rough amount based on body weight) ・Meals (register foods you use often, then just pick one) ・Walks (type and time) ・Condition (energy, and changes you notice) ・Medicine (linked with medicine from vet visits) ・Other notes and photos ■ Show your vet what is usual, in numbers ・One table of changes in stool, urine, water, and condition over the past 30 days ・Open "Show the vet" and show that screen as it is ・You do not have to try to remember "I think it started about three days ago" ■ Vaccines, medicine, and weight, in one app ・Vet visits (what was checked, prescribed medicine, the next visit date) ・Medicine and vaccines (you can also save a photo of the certificate) ・Your clinic and veterinarian ■ Body changes, on a chart ・Six items, including weight, body length, and chest size ・You can see the trend on a chart, so changes are easier to notice ■ Illnesses to watch for, by breed ・Shows illnesses and hereditary conditions that are more common for your dog's breed ・The main signs, and points that help you notice them sooner ■ For people who ・Do not want to miss a change in their dog's condition ・Want to tell the vet accurately ・Find logging hard because they have more than one dog ・Want the whole family to watch over the dog together ■ What you can count on ・You can log offline. It syncs when you are back online ・Data is stored in the cloud. You can carry it over when you change phones ※ This app is a tool for keeping health records. It does not replace a diagnosis by a veterinarian. If you notice a symptom that worries you, talk to a veterinarian.