Meet your Personal Pet Assistant.

PawChart keeps your pet's records, care needs, and next steps organized in one place, so you are ready for every visit.

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The PawChart app Overview screen: a cat named Molly, quick actions for logging a pulse, symptom or weight, and a Priority list showing an FeLV vaccine 1186 days overdue.

Where PawChart started

From hundreds of pages to ONE CHART.

A single record for our founder's cat, Ash, ran 55 pages. Every checkup, ER trip and specialist visit adds more, each from a different clinic in a different format, and it falls on you to keep it all straight. PawChart reads every page and pulls out what matters, so you never have to.

Before

Sunbeam Lane Veterinary Clinic
Vaccination Certificate
Page 2 of 12
Feline · DSH · M/N · 9 yrs
RABIES VACCINATION CERTIFICATE
Species: Feline  Breed: DSH  Color: Gray
Sex: M/N  Age: 9 yrs  Wt: 10.4 lb
Rabies, 3 yr. Lot R0412. Next due 10/20/2029.
Non-adjuvanted (recombinant). Lot exp 06/2028.
Route: SQ  Site: right hind limb, distal
Rabies tag #: 26-1187
FVRCP, 3 yr booster. Lot F2291. Next due in 3 weeks.
MLV. SQ, right forelimb, distal.
FeLV: not given (indoor only, declined).
Microchip on file: 999 000 004 417 733 (sample).
Reactions: none observed. Monitored 15 min.
Owner counseled: mild lethargy 24-48 h.
Next visit: annual wellness exam.
Administered by: DVM, Lic. #VT-0000 (sample).
Valid only with clinic seal.
Issued in accordance with state law.
Sample record for illustration

Quillfeather Veterinary Specialists, Philadelphia
Radiology Report
Page 22 of 38
Feline · DSH · M/N · 9 yrs
Referring: Sunbeam Lane Vet Clinic
Hx: reluctant to jump, stiff gait x2 mo.
Study: VD pelvis, lateral lumbar spine. 03/2026.
Sedation: butorphanol 0.2 mg/kg IM.
Findings: bilateral coxofemoral joints
  with osteophytes along femoral necks
  and acetabular margins; mild
  subchondral sclerosis.
Lumbar: mild spondylosis L6-L7. Disc
  spaces preserved. No lytic lesions.
Soft tissue: unremarkable.
Impression: bilateral coxofemoral DJD, moderate.
No findings concerning for neoplasia.
Rec: joint support, pain management PRN.
Radiologist: DVM, DACVR (sample)
Dictated 03/14/2026  Signed 03/15/2026
Sample record for illustration

Quillfeather Veterinary Specialists, Philadelphia
Internal Medicine Consult
Page 38 of 38
Feline · DSH · M/N · 9 yrs
Referral: Sunbeam Lane VC  Re: wt loss
Hx: wt loss 0.7 lb/6 mo, polyphagia,
  PU/PD. Indoor only.
O: HR 210  Wt 10.4 lb (prev 11.1).
PE: palpable L thyroid nodule. BCS 4/9.
Oral: grade 2 tartar, mild gingivitis.
LABS 03/2026
Total T4   6.8 ug/dL   (ref 0.8-4.7)   H
Creat      1.6 mg/dL   (ref 0.8-2.4)
BUN        24 mg/dL    (ref 16-36)
ALT        58 U/L      (ref 12-130)
USG        1.028
BP (Doppler)  150 mmHg
A: Hyperthyroid. DJD hips. Dental dz, grade 2.
P: Methimazole 2.5 mg PO BID. Gabapentin 50 mg PO PRN.
Recheck T4 + chemistry in 3 weeks.
Note: CLAVAMOX ALLERGY (see ER rec.)
Discussed I-131 as definitive option.
Copy sent to referring DVM.
Sample record for illustration

Fernhollow Animal ER, Nashville
Emergency Visit Record
Page 3 of 5
Feline · DSH · M/N · 9 yrs
Presented 23:40   Triage: urgent (2)
Hx: Clavamox 62.5 mg PO BID started
  today for skin wound, L forelimb.
CC: Facial swelling, hives 40 min after Clavamox.
PE: periocular swelling, urticaria
  over ventrum. No stridor.
T 102.4 F  HR 220  RR 40  CRT <2s
Lungs clear. MM pink. No vomiting.
A: Acute hypersensitivity reaction,
  suspect amoxicillin/clavulanate.
Tx: Diphenhydramine 2 mg/kg IM. Monitored 4 h.
Dexamethasone SP 0.1 mg/kg IV once.
03:40 recheck: swelling resolving.
ALLERGY: CLAVAMOX. DO NOT ADMINISTER.
Stop Clavamox. Avoid penicillins.
Alt. antibiotic per primary DVM.
D/C: Stable. Follow up with primary DVM.
Return if swelling, dyspnea, collapse.
Sample record for illustration

After

Sample chart, not a real patient

Allergy

Clavamox

Amoxicillin / clavulanate

Fernhollow ER, pg. 3

Vaccines

Rabies (3 yr)

Due Oct 20, 2029

Sunbeam Lane, pg. 2

FVRCP (3 yr)

Due soon, in 3 weeks

Sunbeam Lane, pg. 2

Medications

Methimazole 2.5 mg

By mouth, twice daily

Quillfeather Specialists, pg. 38

Gabapentin 50 mg

By mouth, as needed

Quillfeather Specialists, pg. 38

Conditions

Hyperthyroidism

T4 6.8, above the normal range

Quillfeather Specialists, pg. 38

Osteoarthritis, hips

Seen on X-rays, Mar 2026

Quillfeather Specialists, pg. 22

Dental disease, grade 2

Monitor at next exam

Quillfeather Specialists, pg. 38

Read our letter to pet parents

A 2-minute read from our founder, Andy

How it works

Set up in three steps.

Sign up

Add your pet's details and a secure home for their history.

Molly

Domestic Shorthair · 6 yrs

Chart created

VaccinesMedicationsAllergies

Private to you, and to anyone you invite.

Add your records

Upload what you have, or let us request records from your vet for you.

Attach files

wellness-exam.pdf

6 pages

x-ray.jpg

radiograph

rabies-certificate.pdf

1 page

PawChart reads them

Vaccines, medications, conditions and allergies, pulled out and organized.

Found in your records

Rabies vaccineexp. May 2027
Apoquel 5.4mgtwice daily
Clavamox allergyconfirmed

Each one cited to its document.

Built for real visits

Ready for every visit.

At the new clinic

One click, and any vet has the whole history

Generate a vet packet and send it to any clinic, boarder or groomer. They open a PDF. They never need a PawChart account.

Works with any clinic

Between visits

The limp you noticed in April is still there in October

Log medication, weight and symptoms as they happen. It reaches your vet as dated history instead of something you try to remember in the exam room.

Dated, not recalled

Every single line

Cited back to the page it came from

Every condition, vaccine, medication and allergy links to the document it was read from, so you can check it and so can your vet.

Nothing is invented

What you actually get

Your vet's lab report, in plain English.

Bloodwork comes back as numbers and abbreviations. PawChart reads it, tells you what moved, and links back to the original record.

Normal ranges follow the testing lab's own standards, exactly as printed on your pet's report.

Sample record

Test	Result	Ref
ALT	145 U/L	10–125
BUN	22 mg/dL	7–27
CREA	1.1 mg/dL	0.5–1.8
PLT	180 K/µL	200–500

Liver enzyme (ALT)

High

Above the normal range, and up from 118 last year.

145U/L

Kidney value (BUN)

In range

Comfortably inside the normal range.

22mg/dL

Creatinine

In range

Steady across your last three visits.

1.1mg/dL

Platelets

Low

Just below the normal range. Your vet will tell you whether it matters.

180K/µL

Not a diagnosis. Bring it to your vet.

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As seen on PHL17's Positively Philly

Andy sat down with PHL17 to talk about connecting vets and pet owners in one place.

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From the App Store

Pet parents rate us 5 stars

Lifesaver for pet owners

As a military family, we moved every couple years, and switching veterinarians was always such an ordeal. … Every vet visit required grabbing a thick, unorganized folder with paper records spanning many years. … Finally, I have one place to keep all of her electronic health records …

One_Fedora_Per_Crew · App Store review, Jun 28

Jun 21

Making pet parenting easier

PawChart has made keeping up with my cat's health so much easier! He's 16 and making sure he stays healthy is my top priority & the ability to track his health in PawChart has been such a relieving feeling! I was never able to understand my cat's vet records and now I can thanks to PawChart!

lexx341 · App Store

Jul 4

Ease of use

This app is fantastic! Having three animals, it's so difficult to keep track of who is due for what and when. Especially when me and my husband take turns taking them to the vet. …

Abbbbbbbbbbyyyyyy · App Store

Jun 23

Off the PawCharts!

PawChart is a one stop shop for everything you need to know about your pet's health and medical record! …

FernandodelaPluma · App Store

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Pricing

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Free

Everything you need to get organized.

$0forever

Up to 3 pets
250 pages analyzed to start, then 10 a month
Ask Molly: 10 questions a month
1 vet packet export a month
1 Records Concierge request at a time
1 caregiver per pet

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What pet parents ask us.

What is PawChart?

PawChart is your personal pet assistant. It keeps your pet's records, vaccines, medications, and next steps organized in one place, with every entry cited back to the document it came from. PawChart supports you and your veterinarian and does not replace veterinary care, emergency care, or medical advice.

Is PawChart really free?

Yes. The free tier includes up to 3 pets, 250 pages of records analyzed to start, vet packet exports, and reminders, with no card required. Premium is optional, for owners who want higher limits and the deeper health insights.

Does my vet need to use PawChart?

No. Your vet packet is a plain PDF any clinic, boarder, or groomer can open. Nothing about your care changes if your clinic has never heard of us.

Is my pet's data private?

Your pet’s chart is private to you and the people you invite. Sharing is always your call, grant by grant, and you can revoke access at any time.

What kinds of records can I upload?

Vet notes, vaccination certificates, lab results, invoices, even x-rays. PawChart reads them and organizes what it finds, with every entry cited back to its document.

What happens if I switch clinics or move?

The chart is yours, so it moves with you. Export a vet packet for the new clinic, or let Records Concierge request your history from the old one.

Meet your Personal Pet Assistant.

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