What goes into the record

Write what changed, keep it dated, and take one page to the vet. These are the seven parts of that job, in the order you meet them.

  1. Write a sentence

    Write one sentence and CovePet fills the matching fields.

    Type what you noticed in your own words. CovePet finds the date, the sign, the place, the dose, and fills the matching fields on the phone. Nothing saves until you review it.

  2. Timeline

    One line per record, in order, with the time on every one.

    Every record for a pet in one continuous list: symptoms, meals, medication, weight, vaccines, vet notes. Search it, filter it by kind, and read a week back at a glance.

  3. Health Concerns

    Related days, grouped into one concern you can watch.

    When the same thing keeps coming up, group the records under one Health Concern and mark it Watching or Resolved as it moves. The Monitor screen lists what is being watched and the findings behind it.

  4. Vet summary

    One page for the visit, behind a link you can switch off.

    Choose the date range and the sections, and CovePet turns the records into one page the vet can read in a minute: essentials first, then the records by day. Share it as a PDF or a link.

  1. Photos and video

    A photo of the rash and a clip of the episode, on the record itself.

    Attach photos and a video to a record, each in its own tile, so the vet sees the rash or the episode instead of hearing it described.

  2. Works with no signal

    A record saved in a field or a basement waits, then sends itself.

    Save a record with no signal and it is kept on the phone. When the signal returns it sends itself, keyed so a retry never doubles it. After one sign-in the app opens without a connection.

  3. Household

    Everyone who cares for the pet, writing into one record.

    On CovePet Pro, caregivers in your household write into the same record, and CovePet keeps who did what. A dose given at six is one entry in one timeline, whoever gave it.

Eight weeks, from half a breakfast to the visit

It starts with half a breakfast left on an ordinary morning. By the visit the vet reads one page that carries every meal left, the date of each one, and what the weight did.

  1. A Tuesday in July

    Roxie leaves half the breakfast. You type one sentence while the bowl is still on the floor, and it becomes a dated record with the sign and the time already set.

  2. Ten days later

    The same thing again. You type it, and on the review card you select Watch this in Monitor. One save makes the record and a concern named after the sign, marked Watching.

  3. A Saturday, at the coast

    No signal. You record the left meal anyway. It waits on the phone and sends itself later, and it keeps the time it happened, not the time it arrived.

  4. A Sunday evening

    Sam does the feeding and writes down what was left. It lands in the same timeline with Sam’s name on it, so the house is not keeping two lists.

  5. Eight weeks on, at the visit

    You weigh Roxie, pick the last eight weeks, and share a link that stops when you switch it off. The vet opens a plain web page, with no account and no app, and reads six left meals with their dates and 1.1 kg gone.

Who it is for, and where it stops

For the owner who wants to answer “since when?” without guessing.

CovePet suits a house where details go missing between visits: when the sign started, or the food or the dose changed. It also suits a house with more than one pet, or more than one person feeding them. What you get back is one page for the visit.

It holds what you noticed, in the words you used, with the dates you made them. Reading it is your vet’s work. When something is wrong now, call the clinic.

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Your pet’s record is yours

CovePet keeps what it needs to run your record and nothing else. You decide who sees a summary, and when the link stops working.

A link you can switch off

A vet-summary link works until you switch it off. Every active link is listed in one place.

Take it with you

Export the whole record: a workbook, a CSV, your photos, and the summary PDFs, in one download.

Not for sale

CovePet does not sell your pet’s information or use it for advertising. Subscriptions are its only income.

Delete what you like

Delete one record, one pet, or the whole account.

The privacy policy has the storage, retention, and deletion details.