Patter: Pet Care & Health App

🐾 Patter is a pet care app for cats and dogs that brings health, nutrition, food planning, mood, training, reminders and AI guidance into one connected place. As you add your pet’s details and everyday care, Patter builds a growing picture of that individual pet and uses that context across the app. Instead of treating each log separately, Patter helps you understand patterns, notice meaningful changes and keep daily care organized. HEALTH Use Daily Visual Checks, track vaccinations and vet visits, and review health-related changes over time. Patter can connect health observations with your pet’s mood, nutrition and history to surface potential concerns and help you understand what deserves attention. NUTRITION & FOOD PLANNING Track calories, macros, micronutrients, water intake and weight. Create and edit meal plans, set feeding schedules, distribute multiple foods across meals and log extra foods separately. Patter can evaluate your pet’s nutrition and food plan using the context you have provided, including age, weight, food, allergies and known conditions. VACCINES, WEIGHT & REMINDERS Keep vaccination information and schedules organized, follow weight history and set reminders for vet visits, vaccines, feeding times and other care tasks. MOOD Record a daily mood score and short check-in. Over time, Patter helps you review mood trends and connects relevant changes with other parts of your pet’s care. TRAINING Create positive-reinforcement training plans for cats and dogs based on your goal and your pet’s context. AI PET CARE Ask Patter questions about your pet using the information already stored in the app. Its AI can bring together relevant profile details, history, nutrition, health and care context instead of answering from a blank slate. MULTI-PET CARE Keep multiple cats and dogs organized in one app, with a separate profile and history for each pet. Patter is designed to make everyday pet care easier to manage and easier to understand. It can provide context-aware guidance and suggest veterinary follow-up when appropriate, but it does not replace a veterinarian.