Managing a pet's medication is harder than it looks. Pawscription tracks every dose, every schedule, and every pill — and notifies you at the exact minute. All on your phone. No internet, no accounts, no cloud. Free.
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Pawscription turns the chaos of pills, schedules and appointments into a system that just works.
You're halfway through your workday when you suddenly freeze: did you give the morning pill, or just think about it?
Every dose notified at the exact minute. Missed one? Log what happened — given, skipped, partial, or refused — and the app adjusts.
You open the pill box on a Sunday evening and it's empty. The vet is closed until Monday.
Pawscription counts every pill and warns you before you run out. Never face an empty box unprepared again.
The vet asks what you gave, when, and how much. You open your Notes app and start guessing.
Walk in with a complete medication history. Every dose, every observation — documented automatically.
8 schedule types: daily, interval, weekly, periodic, cyclic, as-needed, one-off and tapering. Pills, liquids, injections, topicals and pipettes — for medications, dewormings, vaccines and supplements.
No approximations. Every dose is notified at the exact minute using the most reliable system on your device.
Know exactly how many doses are left. Pawscription warns you before you run out — with time to restock.
Vet says stop for a week? Pause the treatment and its reminders stop with it. Resume when it starts again, with nothing to delete or set up twice.
Track rotation across injection sites with a visual body map. Essential for chronic treatments like insulin — helps you follow your vet's rotation protocol to the letter.
Daily and monthly view with all medications and vet appointments. If you want, appointments export to your device calendar — it is optional and you grant the permission.
This is not a marketing promise. It's the architecture. Pawscription has no servers, no user accounts, no analytics — the Android app does not even request internet permission. Your data sits encrypted on your device, with the key held by the system keystore. We are technically incapable of seeing it.