PawLog - Pet Care & Health Log App Store rankings
Track PawLog - Pet Care & Health Log App Store rankings across 40+ countries. by Jagruti Suvarna • 0.0★ (0 ratings) • Lifestyle
- App ID: 6822563097
- Developer: Jagruti Suvarna
- Category: Lifestyle
- Rating: 0.0 stars from 0 ratings
- Price: Grátis
- Version: 1.0
- Age rating: +4
- Platforms: iPhone, iPad
Description
PawLog is a clean, reliable, and completely offline pet care and health tracking companion designed for pet parents who prioritize simplicity and data privacy. ORGANIZED DAILY CARE • 12 care timeline categories: Feeding, Water, Walk, Grooming, Teeth, Ears, Claws, Bathing, Litter/Toilet, Training, Medication, and Vet visits. • Multi-pet profiles with instant switching, custom avatar colors, microchip records, and breed lookup. • Configurable quick-logging routines for cats and dogs with custom reminders. PREVENTATIVE HEALTH & VET VISITS • Preventative care schedules: Track vaccines, deworming, and re-examinations with automatic next-due date projection. • Complete veterinary visit records: Log clinic, attending vet, diagnoses, medical expenses, and insurance claim tracking. • Prescription attachments: Add prescription photos safely using the system photo picker. GROWTH & BODY CONDITION • Accurate historical weight curve with Body Condition Score (BCS) dual-axis tracking and smooth trend lines. • Track water intake trends, body temperature, and digestive observations. • Seamless conversion between Metric (kg, °C) and Imperial (lbs, °F) units. 100% OFFLINE DATA PRIVACY • Zero accounts, zero logins, zero advertisements, and zero third-party analytics SDKs. • Sandboxed local storage: All pet records and photos remain strictly on your physical device. • Full data ownership: Export full PDF health summaries, growth PNG cards, or encrypted JSON backups anytime via system sharing. Medical Notice: PawLog is an informational organization tool designed to record pet care events and health observations. It does not provide veterinary medical advice, diagnosis, or drug prescription. Always consult a qualified veterinary professional for medical diagnosis and treatment decisions.