Did everyone
get everything?

One tap for the whole round.

Pet Med Reminder puts every dose that is due at the same time, for all your pets, into one round. You get one reminder for the round, and you mark it given with one tap.

iPhone and iPad. No account.

The Pet Med Reminder Today screen. One 6:00 PM round for Biscuit, Luna and two more pets lists seven items, from Apoquel for Biscuit to a joint chew for Pepper, with a Mark all given button above the list.

One reminder per round.

At 6:00 PM, four pets and seven items send one notification. It names each pet and what each one gets. Mark all given from the notification. If one pet did not take a dose, open the app and mark that dose by itself.

An iPhone lock screen with one notification for the 6:00 PM round. It lists each pet on its own line: Biscuit gets Apoquel and fish oil, Luna gets methimazole, Milo gets Otomax and a probiotic, and Pepper gets Carprofen and a joint chew.

Missed a few days?

Today shows the doses that you did not log in the last 14 days. One sheet settles them: all at once, a day at a time, or one dose at a time. Reminders are set up to 14 days ahead, so they keep coming after a busy week.

The Catch Up sheet. It reports 18 doses not logged and offers Mark all given. Below, yesterday's 6:00 PM round lists each dose with a given button and a skipped button.

Day 9 of 14, for every kitten.

Give a course an end date, and each row counts the days. When the course ends, its reminders stop.

The Today screen after the 6:00 PM round is given. The 7:00 PM round for Fig and Olive shows two kittens on Clavamox, 0.5 mL each, and each row reads Day 9 of 14.

Every pet, every med, one list.

Add as many pets as you keep, and as many items as each one takes: pills, drops, chews, supplements, and monthly flea and heartworm doses. If you give a monthly dose late, the next one counts from the day you gave it.

The Pets list with six pets: Biscuit and Pepper, who are dogs, and Luna, Milo, Olive and Fig, who are cats.

Show what was given.

Export any date range as a PDF. It lists each dose with the time it was due and the time it was given. Bring it to the vet, or send it to the rescue.

Facts

Price: Free. No ads, no subscription.
Works on: iPhone and iPad, iOS 17 or later
Account: None
Your records: On your iPhone and in your own iCloud. The app sends anonymous usage data, and the privacy policy lists all of it.
Sharing: Syncs across your own devices. Two people with different Apple IDs cannot share one household.
Android: Not available

Fostering a litter on meds?

Enter the rescue’s schedule once, with the end date of each course. Then log the whole litter at each round.

For foster homes and rescues →

Questions

Does it tell me what dose to give?

No. It records what your vet told you to give, and when you gave it.

Can two people use it?

It syncs across your own devices through your iCloud account. Two people with different Apple IDs cannot share one household.

Is there an Android version?

No. The app is for iPhone and iPad.

What does the app send you?

Anonymous usage data and, from version 1.12.0, session recordings with photos blocked out. The privacy policy lists everything.