Features
The health record your vet wishes you kept
Vaccines with due dates, medication schedules, a weight trend, vet contact and microchip — remembered, reminded, and in your pocket at the clinic counter.
Vaccines that warn before they lapse
Each vaccine tracks its next due date and reminds you weeks ahead — enough time to book a normal appointment instead of a scramble before boarding.
Medication without double-dosing
Shared dose schedules with a log both caregivers trust. A dose is done when it is logged — and the reminder quiets for everyone.
The weight trend
Monthly weigh-ins become the chart that catches gradual change early — one of the most useful things an owner can hand a vet.
Documents in the Vault
Photograph the certificate at the clinic and it lives with the record it proves. Records Vault ships with Pro.
Questions about this, answered
- What can I actually keep in here?
- Vaccines with species-correct next-due dates, medication schedules, a weight trend chart, your preferred vet, and the microchip number — all in one pet-scoped hub instead of a shoebox of clinic printouts.
- Can I give my vet the records without them installing anything?
- Yes. The Records Vault shares through a code-gated link that expires and can be revoked, and the clinic needs no account on their side. Uploading documents to the Vault is a Pro feature.
- Do dogs and cats work the same way?
- No, and that is deliberate. Vaccines, care actions and due dates are species-correct rather than a single generic list, so a cat is not offered a dog’s schedule.