There is a lot that goes into caring for a pet, as anyone who owns one would attest. The good news is that we can accomplish that goal with the aid of several apps.
You might want to have a look at these hand-selected apps if you own a pet. We gathered the best and must-have apps that are worth checking out for fur parents (via MyPet and Mashable). The following are all accessible to users of Android and iPhone.
11pets
When it comes to your pet's necessities, this app seems to have it all covered. With 11pets, you can track your pet's weight and diet, and keep a calendar for vet appointments. Additionally, the account may be accessed from different devices, allowing your family members to stay up to date as well.
Airvet
A veterinary telemedicine platform that offers a $30 flat charge for a virtual consultation with the first available veterinarian or a monthly membership subscription that essentially serves as a 24/7 medical concierge service for your pet.
Cat Training
You may learn a lot from this app about how to train your cat and how to analyze their behavior. The Cat Training app is rather basic but offers helpful, useful advice that every cat owner should be aware of. It covers common cat care issues relating to litter box training and scratching.
Get Cat Training on Android or iOS
GoodPup
With the help of this app, you can create a customized training schedule that includes guided daily training suggestions, weekly private 30-minute sessions with a trainer, and a chat option that is available around-the-clock. Given that a full-service training program costs $29 per month, this is for dog owners who are ready to make a commitment.
Pet Diabetes Tracker
This app is a must-have if your pet has diabetes. The app enables pet owners to record crucial medical data including blood glucose levels in addition to monitoring and tracking their pet's diabetes symptoms. It also has useful alerts for administering insulin and scheduling appointments with veterinarians.
Get Pet Diabetes Tracker on Android or iOS
Pet First Aid
This app, made by the American Red Cross, outlines what to do in an emergency situation, such as if your cat is injured or eats something harmful. The app even includes instructions on how to perform CPR on your pet, details on emergency warning signals, and a search feature to locate the nearby veterinary hospital.
Get Pet First Aid on Android or iOS
Rover
This app will be very helpful for you whether you are a pet owner looking for a dog sitter or someone who wants to work as a pet carer. In more than 10,000 cities, Rover features dog walkers, pet boarders, house sitters, and other pet lovers.
