Every part of your pet’s care, together.
Pawvisor brings treatments, medication schedules, health records, observations and caregivers into one shared care plan—so everyone knows what happened, what comes next and when to call the vet.
Built around the animal in front of you.
Pawvisor keeps the same dependable care record while the treatment, routines, measurements and observations remain specific to each animal.
Pet care becomes complicated quickly. Pawvisor keeps it understandable.
Replace scattered messages, paper instructions and uncertain handoffs with a current, accountable care plan built around the pet.
Care cases containing every treatment
Coordinate medication, physiotherapy, rest, activity restrictions, wound care, diet and monitoring in the same plan.
Flexible medication schedules
Record early, late and backdated doses while maintaining the confirmed interval and a complete administration history.
Rehabilitation and progress
Keep treatments, care tasks, observations, photographs, weight, veterinary visits, imaging and outcomes inside the clinical case they belong to.
Family and caregiver coordination
Give each person pet-specific, time-limited access with assignments, handoffs and accountability.
Veterinary records inbox
Bring emailed records, scans, photographs and owner notes into one reviewable pet history.
Lucy assistance
Speak or type to understand the plan, prepare records and review proposed changes before confirming them.
Ask what happened. Record what you did. Understand what comes next.
Lucy helps families navigate the care information already held in Pawvisor. Speak or type to record a completed dose, add an observation, prepare a treatment change for review or understand a veterinary document.
Explore Lucy
“When is Pepper’s next medication?” Lucy checks the exact schedule and last confirmed administration.
“I gave it at 8:00 p.m.” Lucy shows the affected record and asks the family to confirm it.
A photographed medication log becomes proposed records with duplicates and uncertainties shown before saving.
From the family phone to the veterinary consultation.
Pawvisor makes a pet’s care history easier to carry between homes, caregivers and clinics without exposing the rest of the household. The owner decides what is shared, with whom and for how long.
See portable records in actionRecord what happened without losing the prescription.
Pawvisor preserves the confirmed veterinary instructions while making early, late, flexible and corrected administrations visible to the whole care team.
Prescribed and actual
See the original schedule beside the confirmed administration time.
Flexible intervals
Support instructions such as every 8–12 hours without hiding uncertainty.
Inventory outlook
Forecast remaining supply and prepare refill reminders before medication runs out.
Complete history
Keep missed, skipped, corrected and backdated actions visible and attributable.
Give each person the access they need—and nothing more.
Every role can be limited by pet, capability and time. Dose assignments, handoffs and actions remain visible in the care history.
Scoped to the household and pet.
Each family can see only its own household’s files and storage statistics. Veterinarians and temporary caregivers see only the pet information explicitly shared with them.
Five gigabytes included. Add space when the record grows.
The allowance belongs to the family and is shared across its pets, records, veterinary email attachments, diary photographs and videos. Add-ons are purchased from the authenticated Pawvisor website rather than inside the mobile app.
Initial launch pricing shown in euros. Taxes and regional currency presentation will be confirmed before checkout is enabled.
See how Pawvisor fits your care team.
Tell us whether you are coordinating care at home, inside a clinic or across a professional partnership. We will show you the most relevant workflow.
Make the next care decision with better context.
Coordinate the plan, understand it with Lucy, carry the record safely and share only what the next caregiver needs.
Start with Pawvisor