PfotenPass – Digitale Tierakte

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About this app

Here's a long description with a clear focus on **PawPass as a digital pet record** and the new push notifications.

With PawPass, you can keep track of everything important about your pet in one place. Easily document information, appointments, and recurring tasks in a clear and organized digital pet record.

Create a separate profile for each pet and keep important information readily available. This way, you can quickly find information, even when you're out and about.

Easily organize important information

With PawPass, you can clearly document entries related to your pet:

- Vaccinations and boosters
- Deworming
- Tick and flea protection
- Medications and administration
- Vet visits and appointments
- Weight and your own notes
- Symptoms and observations
- Other personal information about your pet

You decide which data you want to enter. PawPass helps you keep track and collect important information about your pet in an organized way.

Push notifications for important reminders

To ensure you don't forget important appointments and recurring tasks, PawPass can remind you via push notification.

Create reminders for things like:

- Medication administration
- Vaccination and booster appointments
- Deworming
- Tick and flea protection
- Vet appointments
- Your own recurring tasks

You set the time and frequency of your reminders yourself. This way, you receive timely notifications and can organize your daily life with your pet more easily.

For dogs and other pets

PawPass is designed for anyone who wants to clearly document important information about their pet. Whether dog, cat, or other pet: Create individual profiles and keep appointments, notes, and personal entries all in one place.

Your daily life. Your overview.

PawPass is a personal organization and documentation tool. The app helps you manage information and reminders about your pet.

Note: PawPass is not a medical device and does not replace veterinary advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have any health questions or concerns about your pet, please consult a veterinarian.