Capture care as it happens
Add a quick note when your pet eats less, takes medicine, visits the groomer, or shows a small change worth remembering.
Add meals, medicine, grooming, symptoms, vet visits, and everyday notes to your pet's DeskPet profile. No separate care app—just one simple place for their companion, memories, and care.
Care Log is an optional feature inside every personal DeskPet.
Breakfast, medicine, and brushing recorded.
Evening eye drops · once daily
Your DeskPet can be playful and useful at the same time—helping you remember real-world care without turning the experience into a clinical dashboard.
Add a quick note when your pet eats less, takes medicine, visits the groomer, or shows a small change worth remembering.
Your desktop companion can gently remind you about medicine, flea treatment, grooming, checkups, and recurring routines.
Keep care notes beside photos, memories, expenses, and your pet's profile instead of scattering everything across different apps.
Every note becomes part of your pet's ongoing profile, so small details are easy to remember later.
Set routines once, then let your companion nudge you at the right moment without making care feel cold.
Start with common care types, then add your own whenever your pet's routine is a little different.
Appetite, food changes, portions, hydration, and feeding notes.
Dosage, timing, course length, reactions, and refill reminders.
Appointments, results, advice, follow-ups, and documents.
Baths, brushing, trims, dental care, and recurring routines.
Track weight changes, growth milestones, and simple trends.
Behavior changes, appetite shifts, sleep, mood, and observations.
Vaccinations, prescriptions, reports, insurance, and certificates.
Create your own entries for anything unique to your pet.
Create a DeskPet profile, then keep the little routines, records, and reminders close to the companion you already see every day.
No. Care Log is optional, and you can use DeskPet just as a desktop companion if you prefer.
Yes. Each personal pet can keep its own notes, reminders, records, and care history.
No. Care Log helps organize observations and reminders, but it does not replace advice from a veterinarian.