Pet care app for couples
Take Care of Your Pet Together
Walks, meals, medication and vet dates in one shared record — so you both know what's already been done without having to ask.
Free to download on iPhone and iPad. Premium covers your whole household for $4.99/month or $39.99/year.
Stop asking “did you already feed him?”
Three questions, every single day.
“Did you feed him?”
“When was his last walk?”
“Did he already get his medication?”
None of them are hard questions. They're just impossible to answer from the other room, and getting them wrong means a dog fed twice or a dose missed. Two people caring for the same animal need one record, not two people's recollections of the morning.
Shared care history
One timeline you can both read.
Every entry carries the time and the person who logged it, so the pet's day reads as one story instead of two half-versions. Whoever gets home first can see at a glance what's already been done and what hasn't.
Walks, meals and everyday care
The routine things take one tap. The things you'd otherwise keep on a fridge note have somewhere to live.
Walks
Log a walk with its length, so the answer to "has he been out?" is on the screen rather than in somebody's memory of this morning.
Meals
One tap marks the pet as fed, with the time and the person. This is the single thing that stops a dog being fed twice.
Bathroom breaks
Useful far past puppyhood — a gap in the pattern is often the first sign something's off.
Medication
Record what your pet takes and the dose, on a schedule of every so many days, weeks or months, with reminders when one is due.
Weight
Keep a weight history rather than a number you half-remember from the last visit — useful for a growing puppy and for the vet.
Vet details
Vet name and number, microchip, allergies, insurance and emergency notes, kept where you can both reach them.
Useful for puppies especially
The first months are a two-hour cycle.
A new puppy runs on a schedule neither of you can hold in your head while also working — out, fed, out again, and a note of what happened each time. A shared log turns that from a negotiation into something you can both just read.
- Feeding, walks and toilet breaks all logged in one shared timeline
- Both of you can see the last entry without waking the other person
- Medication schedules with reminders when a dose is due
- Weight history as the puppy grows
- Vet appointments alongside the rest of your household calendar
Medication and vet reminders
The doses and dates that can't be missed.
Medication repeats on the schedule you set — every so many days, weeks or months, at a time of day if it matters — and Homeful reminds you when one is due. Vet appointments sit in the same shared calendar as the rest of your plans, with a nudge before they start.
Pet care alongside the rest of your household
The dog is part of the household, not a separate app.
Pet food ends up on the shared grocery list, the vet bill ends up in your shared expenses, and “book the groomer” ends up on the chore list. Homeful keeps them together — see the whole household app for couples.
Shared pet care, answered.
How can two people track a puppy's schedule?
Keep one shared log rather than two. In Homeful a pet belongs to your household, so when either of you records a meal, a walk or a toilet break it appears for both of you with the time and the name attached. With a puppy that's on a two-hour cycle, this is usually the difference between a routine and a running argument about whether he's been out.
Can both partners log dog walks and feeding?
Yes. Either person can log any entry, from either phone, and it shows up for the other one straight away. There's no primary owner of the pet record and nothing to share each time.
What pet information can Homeful track?
Everyday care — walks with their duration, meals, and bathroom breaks — plus medication with a repeating schedule and reminders, weight over time, and your pet's details: vet name and phone, microchip number, allergies, insurance and emergency notes. You can keep more than one pet in the same household.
Does it work for cats and other pets?
Yes. The quick-log buttons adapt to the species, so a cat gets feeding and bathroom logging without a walk button it would never use. Medication, weight and vet details work the same for any pet.
Do we get reminders for medication?
Yes. A medication can be set to repeat every so many days, weeks or months, with an optional time of day, and Homeful reminds you when a dose is due. Vet appointments in your shared calendar get a nudge before they start.
Look after your pet from the same page.
Free to download. Set up your household, invite your partner, and stop asking each other whether he's been fed.
More of what you share
Homeful keeps the whole household in one app — here's the rest of it.