Is the Pettagu app free?

Yes. Pet profiles, vaccines, flea & tick, medical records, photos and documents are all free. You also get 10 free questions with P'Cool. If you want more questions or more photo storage, you can buy a pack in the app.

Does the person who finds my pet need the app to scan the Tag?

No. Any phone can scan the QR code or tap the NFC to see your contact details right away.

Is my pet's information and mine safe? Who can see it?

You choose what shows on the Tag. Health records in the app are only visible to people you share them with.

Pet health app and NFC pet tag

Vaccines, weight, test results, photos and vet visits, all in one app. At the vet, just open it and show.

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Vaccine schedule

Enter your pet's birthday and see when the next shot is due

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Pet age in human years

See how old your pet is in human years, and what care this life stage needs

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Their story is more Vaccine book

A vaccine book only shows which shots they had. Your vet wants to know much more.

Every stage, in photos

Playing, sleeping, making funny faces. Keep them all and look back anytime.

Health history

Vaccines, test results and medication in one place. Answer the vet straight away.

Share with family

Who gave the meds, who booked the vet. Everyone sees the same thing.

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Nothing to remember, no book to carry. Whenever you see the vet, just open the app.

Online vaccine book with reminders before each appointment
Snap and keep weight, test results and prescriptions
Pet not feeling well? Ask P'Cool for free
Share with family so everyone can help

PettaguFree to use on iOS and Android

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Note it in Pettagu today. Next time you'll know what happened before

Remember

Note it first

Ate less today? Note it in the app

Understand

Look back

See that the same thing happened last month

Care

Decide

So you know this time it's worth seeing the vet

Together

The whole family knows

Everyone at home sees it too. No need to explain twice.

Something's not quite right. Wait and see, or go to the vet?

My cat has been eating less for 2 days but still plays normally. Should I take her to the vet now?

If she's still playing, drinking normally and not vomiting, you can keep an eye on her for one more day. If she gets lethargic, stops drinking or starts vomiting, take her to the vet today.

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P'Cool gives an initial assessment only and does not replace a vet exam.

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