Daily Care Log
Daily Pet Care Tracker for Meals, Walks & Medication
Use Petive on your own to log everyday care, see today at a glance, and keep a useful history. Sharing is optional when someone else helps.
- Meals, water, walks, and medication
- Care Rings at a glance
- Separate history for each pet
What it does
One clear job, connected to the rest of Petive.
Petive works as a personal pet care tracker first: choose a pet, record the care moment, and check the timeline later. You do not need to create a Shared Pack. If another caregiver helps in the future, the same history is ready for a clearer handoff.
- Meals, water, walks, medication, and playtime
- Potty or litter care, grooming, vet visits, and weight checks
- Free-form notes and a chronological history for every pet
How it works
From setup to a useful record.
Petive keeps the workflow short enough for real life and specific enough to reduce guesswork later.
- 01
Choose the right pet
Open the profile whose care you want to record.
- 02
Log the care moment
Record the activity and add timing, amount, or a short note when useful.
- 03
Check today
Use the timeline and Care Rings to see the day’s caregiver-entered activity.
- 04
Review the history
Return to the timeline when a routine changes or another caregiver takes over.
Useful for one owner or several
Start with your own daily routine.
One pet, one owner
Keep feeding, walks, medication, water, grooming, and notes in one personal history without enabling sharing.
A new puppy or rescue
Record meals, water, potty care, walks, play, and notes while a new routine takes shape.
Senior or changing needs
Keep owner-entered weight checks, medication logs, appetite-related care, and observations together for later review.
More than one pet
Use a separate profile and timeline for each pet instead of mixing their routines together.
Track care in seconds
Record a meal, water, walk, medication, play session, potty or litter visit, grooming, vet visit, weight check, or note as it happens.
Remember without relying on memory
Use the chronological history to answer when your pet last ate, walked, had medication, used the litter box, or received another care activity you recorded.
Availability
What is supported
- Built for iPhone
- Core daily logging is included in Petive Free
- One pet profile and seven days of care history on the free plan
- Petive VIP supports up to three pets and full care history
Good to know
Honest limits
- Petive organizes caregiver-entered observations; it does not passively monitor a pet.
- The care log cannot diagnose a condition or replace veterinary records or advice.
Privacy and trust
Your pet data is not public by default.
Signed-in pet and care data is stored with the account so it can be restored and, when Shared Pack is enabled, shown to authorized household members.
Read the Petive Privacy PolicyCommon questions
Details worth knowing before you start.
What can I track in a daily pet care tracker?
Meals, water, walks, medication, playtime, litter or potty care, grooming, vet visits, weight checks, and free-form notes can all be recorded for each pet in Petive.
Can I use Petive if I care for my pet by myself?
Yes. Petive works for one owner and one pet without Shared Pack. Sharing is optional and can be added later if another trusted caregiver helps.
Does Petive automatically monitor my pet?
No. Petive creates a history from the care and observations you enter; it does not passively monitor activity, eating, drinking, location, or health.
Does Petive map my dog’s walking route with GPS?
No. Petive records that a walk happened in the care timeline, but it does not currently map the route, distance, pace, or live location with GPS.
Can I track several pets?
Petive Free includes one pet profile. Petive VIP supports up to three pets, each with a separate timeline.
Does the tracker diagnose health problems?
No. It organizes observations you enter; diagnosis and treatment belong with a qualified veterinarian.
Pet care, in one place
Start with the care you already do.
Petive brings routines, records, and trusted caregivers together without turning pet care into another complicated system.