PawsClick Live

Every health detail for your pets, in one calm place. PawsClick keeps vaccines, medications, weight, meals and vet visits quietly together — so when someone asks when your dog was last dewormed, or the vet wants a weight history, you already have the answer. RECORDS THAT BUILD A REAL HISTORY Log a vaccine, a dose of medication, a meal, a weight, a grooming session or a vet visit. Each pet gets a timeline you can filter by type — see everything, or just the vaccines. Attach a photo or a PDF of the paperwork. REMINDERS THAT FIT REAL ROUTINES Schedule a medication twice a day, meals on chosen weekdays, or a one-off appointment. Mark things done, skip a dose, snooze ten minutes straight from the notification, or stop a whole series when treatment ends. HEALTH CONDITIONS, TRACKED OVER TIME Allergies, skin issues, an injury — anything worth keeping an eye on. Note when you first saw it and how severe it is, then add updates with photos as it changes. Link the medications and meals that relate to it so the whole picture sits together. Mark it resolved, and reopen it if it comes back. PAW PASS — HAND OVER CARE SAFELY Going away? Share a pet with a sitter, a friend or family. You choose what they can do and for how long, and they scan a code to get in. Allergies, your contact and the vet are always included for safety. Anything they log stays in the timeline, credited to them. End access whenever you like. FIND NEARBY Vets, urgent care, shops, grooming, daycare, boarding and pharmacies — near you, or near a city you pick. Call them or open directions in a tap. BUILT FOR MORE THAN ONE PET A dog and two cats, or a houseful. Switch between pets, search your list, and see what is due today across all of them on one screen. ALSO • Reading works offline — your pets and recent records stay available • Weight in kg or lb • Photos for your pets and your own profile • Delete your account from inside the app, with a grace period to change your mind PawsClick is a record-keeping and reminder app for pet parents. It does not provide veterinary advice — always talk to your vet about your pet's health.