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Pet Profiles — every detail, one place
A living record for each animal in your home — so a vet visit, a sitter or an emergency never starts with "wait, what was his dose?"
What to record
- Species and breed
- Age or date of birth
- Current weight — update it regularly
- Microchip or ID number
- Ongoing medications and exact doses
- Allergies and known conditions
- Your vet's name and contact details
Why weight matters more than you think
Most medicines — wormers, flea and tick treatments, some anaesthetics — are dosed by body weight. A stale weight leads to a wrong dose: too little does nothing, too much can be dangerous. Weigh regularly and keep the profile current.
More than dogs and cats
Birds, fish and reptiles need records too: species-specific temperatures, feeding schedules, moult or shed notes, and water parameters. Paws holds a profile for each, so a whole household of animals lives in one place.
Common questions
Why does my pet's weight matter?
Most medicines are dosed by weight. A stale weight means a wrong dose, which can be ineffective or dangerous. Weigh regularly and update the profile.
Which pets can I add?
Dogs, cats, birds, fish and reptiles. Each profile holds species, breed, age, weight, medications and notes — a whole household of animals in one place.
What should I record in a pet profile?
Species and breed, age or date of birth, current weight, microchip or ID number, ongoing medications and doses, allergies, and your vet's contact details. Anything a sitter or vet would need to know fast.