Pawberry

Pawberry Care for your dog, all in one app.

Pawberry helps you take care of your dog: reminders, health, friends, all in one app.

Your pup's health, berry simple.

Zoey and Joey, the Pawberry dogs

How it works

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Add your dog

Tell Pawberry about your dog: name, breed, age (or "I don't know") and weight. It takes two minutes.

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Log the day

Reply to quick check-ins, send a photo or a voice note. Pawberry logs meals, walks, poops, mood, meds and sleep for you.

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Pawberry takes it from there

It learns your dog's normal, sends reminders, gives you tips, keeps your helpers on track and warns you early if something changes.

Everything your dog needs, in one app

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Knows your dog

Breed, age, weight, food, routine and health history, all in one place.

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Reminds you first

Meals, walks, meds, flea and tick treatments, vaccines and vet visits. You don't have to remember.

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Daily coaching

Simple tips on portions, exercise, poop and behavior, made for your dog's breed and age.

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Early health warnings

Pawberry learns what's normal for your dog and tells you when something isn't.

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Poop check

Send a photo and Pawberry scores it. Because poop says a lot about health.

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Helpers in the loop

Add your nanny, sitter, walker or family. They get reminders by app notification and email, send a photo when done, and you get an alert if a task is missed.

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Sick-dog alerts near you

See on the map when dogs are reported sick in your neighborhood.

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Vaccines and prevention plan

Records in one place, and a personal plan based on breed and age.

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Your dog’s history

See history, charts and records on the web whenever you want.

An assistant that already knows your dog

Ask anything in the Pawberry app. Pawberry answers from your dog's own logs and can act on it.

Already knows your dog

Profile, meds, daily logs and vet history, so no explaining from scratch.

Gets things done

Sets reminders, logs walks and meals, gives helpers tasks, finds checked places and warns about heat.

Care together in the app

Family and helpers share the same dog’s care in Pawberry, with access that fits their role.

Is Zoey's poop normal this week?Remind me to give Zoey her pill at 8pmFind a dog-friendly cafe near meIs it too hot to walk now?
Zoey and Joey, the Pawberry dogs

Invite someone

Bring a friend, helper or family member to Pawberry.

Get my invite card

Keep your dog’s care together.

Reminders, health and friends, together in Pawberry.

Get started

Questions

What is Pawberry?

The app for your dog's daily care: a diary, reminders, health notes, helpers and dog-friendly places, plus Ask Pawberry, an assistant that knows your dog.

Where can I use Pawberry?

Open Pawberry at pawberry.co or add the app to your iPhone or Android home screen. Your dog’s care, health reminders and friends stay together.

Add to home screen
How do I sign in?

With your email and a password. Forgot it? Tap "Forgot password?" on the login page. We never send login codes by message.

How do I add a helper or co-owner?

Open your dog's profile, tap Helpers and share the one-tap invite link. Pick the language they read best. They see your dog under "Dogs I help with", and your own dogs stay under "My dogs".

How is Ask Pawberry different from ChatGPT?

It already knows your dog's profile, routine and history, and it can act: set reminders, log meals or walks, update helpers and suggest checked places. There is a daily message limit.

Is Pawberry a vet?

No. It gives general guidance and does not diagnose. If you're worried, contact your vet.

How are Places checked?

We check dog-friendly places using public sources, and each one shows a "last checked" date. Rules change, so call before you go. Tap "Report a problem" if something is wrong, or suggest a new place.

Can I put Pawberry on my home screen?

Yes. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app.

How to install
How do I delete my account?

Email hello@pawberry.co from your account email. We delete your account and data within 30 days.

Pawberry is not a vet and does not diagnose. Always contact your vet if you're worried. · pawberry.co
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