Love them longer.
Petlook keeps every walk, meal, dose, and vet visit on time, so the animals you love get what they need, right when they need it. On iPhone and Apple Watch.
Pets thrive on routine. A walk they can count on. Breakfast on time. The pill at eight, every day. The shot every six weeks. Little things, done right, add up to longer, happier lives together.
Today
Walks and meals fill their rings as the day goes, so everyone knows what's done and what's next.
Reminders
Meds, shots, and vet visits show up when they're due, not weeks early. Miss one, and Petlook keeps nudging until it's done.
Their page
Meds, shots, weights, and records, with one big button to call the vet.
Calendar
Every walk, dose, and visit lands on the calendar, so you can see what happened and what's coming.
Apple Watch
Track this walk?
Bella
0:00
0.00 mi
Walk logged
1.12 mi · 24 min
Tap the plus on Walks.
Track it, or just log it.
Pause for a sniff. Lower your wrist. It keeps going.
Walk logged, and saved to Apple Health with the route.
Your turn. Tap away, or keep scrolling.
Household
Share Petlook with your household and everyone sees the same day: who walked Bella, who fed the goats, and when. Reminders stay personal, so each person only hears about the ones they want.
Sharing comes with Petlook Plus. Joining a household is free.
Sam
Did anyone feed Bella?
Not me
She says nobody did 👀
Sam. It was you. 😂
Health
Healthy routines, given on time, every time, help pets live longer, happier lives. Petlook keeps track, so you can just enjoy them.
Reminders land at the minute you set, for each pet and each dose. The morning pill, the evening drops, done.
Shots and checkups due around the same time become one vet visit, with one reminder to book. Mark it done and next year's dates fill themselves in.
In a lifelong study, Labradors kept lean lived a median of 1.8 years longer.1 Weigh in now and then and watch the trend.
Walks and meals fill their rings. Track a walk from your wrist and it's saved to Apple Health with the route.
One tidy PDF of meds, shots, weights, and records for the vet, the sitter, or the kennel.
1. Kealy RD, et al. Effects of diet restriction on life span and age-related changes in dogs. Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 2002.
Every animal
A goat isn't a dog, and a gecko isn't a goat. Each animal starts with just what it needs, and there's room for everything else you do.
Pick what fits. Skip the rest.
Your own cards and routines, for everything else you do.
Pick what fits. Skip the rest.
Your own cards and routines, for everything else you do.
Pick what fits. Skip the rest.
Your own cards and routines, for everything else you do.
Pick what fits. Skip the rest.
Your own cards and routines, for everything else you do.
Pick what fits. Skip the rest.
Your own cards and routines, for everything else you do.
Pick what fits. Skip the rest.
Your own cards and routines, for everything else you do.
Pick what fits. Skip the rest.
Your own cards and routines, for everything else you do.
Pick what fits. Skip the rest.
Your own cards and routines, for everything else you do.
Pick what fits. Skip the rest.
Your own cards and routines, for everything else you do.
Pick what fits. Skip the rest.
Your own cards and routines, for everything else you do.
Pick what fits. Skip the rest.
No shots and no checkups. A sick fish sees an aquatic vet.
Your own cards and routines, for everything else you do.
Pick what fits. Skip the rest.
Your own cards and routines, for everything else you do.
Every rhythm is a starting point. Your vet knows best.
Everything stays on your iPhone and Apple Watch, and in your own iCloud when you share with family. We can't see any of it, and we like it that way.
Her weight. Her meds. That thing at the vet we don't talk about. Bella's records get the kind of privacy most apps don't even give people.
Read the privacy policyHIPAA? We thought you said hippo.
