Pawjojo is a pet health tracking app that turns short daily logs (meals, meds, weight, symptoms) into trend graphs, early-warning insights, and vet-ready PDF reports, available on iOS and Android for dog and cat owners.
What is Pawjojo?
Pawjojo is a mobile app for dog and cat owners who want to log meals, medications, weight, water, potty, activity, and symptoms in about five seconds per entry. It analyzes these logs to produce trend charts, a plain-language weekly summary (Pawjojo's Summary), and a one-tap health report formatted for veterinary visits. The app runs on iOS and Android. It was built by Pawjojo Inc.
Key Features
- Five-second logging — Tap to log a meal, weight, or pill; detailed notes are optional. A 7-day streak counter and a “logged in 5 seconds” readout are shown on the home screen.
- Pet food database — Searchable catalog of 7,377+ dog and cat foods (dry, wet, treats, toppers) with calorie counts, macronutrients, and full ingredient lists from manufacturer and retailer listings. 175+ brands covered.
- Pet supplement database — 4,400+ dog and cat supplements with supplement facts and active ingredients, browsable for free.
- Trend charts — Weight, feeding, water, potty, activity, meds, and symptom trends plotted over time. The app flags slow drift (e.g., “Champy’s water intake is up 18% this week”).
- Vet-ready report — One tap generates a 30-day PDF summary with weight change, meal count, medication adherence percentage, and symptom notes.
- Medication & appointment scheduling — Gentle reminders for meds, meals, and vet appointments that follow a daily schedule (e.g., “Apoquel · 8 mg · 8:00 AM with breakfast”).
- Multi-pet profiles — Switch between profiles in seconds; each pet keeps its own trends, schedule, and logs.
Who is it for?
- Pet owners managing a chronic condition — Log water intake daily and receive early-warning summaries (e.g., “water intake up 18% this week”) that can be shared with a vet.
- Multi-pet households — Track separate meals, meds, and symptoms for up to three pets (or more) with one app; insights can detect changes in one cat’s appetite before the owner notices.
- First-time puppy or kitten owners — Build a consistent logging habit using the streak flame incentive; the app catches double-feeding and logs everything for the first vet checkup.
What can you do with Pawjojo?
- Prepare for vet visits: One tap generates a 30-day health report (weight change, meal count, medication adherence) that the vet can review line by line.
- Monitor weight trends over months: The trend chart keeps the whole family consistent; one user reported Bella lost 3 kg over 4 months using the feature.
- Manage medication adherence: Schedule Apoquel, thyroid meds, or joint supplements with breakfast reminders; the report shows 100% adherence if logged.
How does Pawjojo work?
After creating a profile for each pet, users tap to log a meal (from the food database or custom entry), a weight, a medication, or a symptom. The app automatically calculates trends and generates a weekly plain-language summary. The full vet report is available on demand. Setup takes minutes; a five-second daily habit is all that’s needed to start seeing insights.
Pricing
Pawjojo is freemium. Basic logging and browsing the food database are free. Premium features (advanced trends, unlimited reports, multi-pet) are available via subscription. No dollar amounts are displayed on the page.
FAQ
Is Pawjojo free?
The app offers free tier access to logging, basic trends, and the pet food and supplement databases. A premium subscription unlocks full trend history, vet-ready reports, and multi-pet support. Exact pricing is not listed on the homepage.
