Protect your pet’s health with care apps

We want to do what's best for our furry, flying, or aquatic family members, but they can’t always communicate their needs. These apps can help you understand and protect your pet's health so you can spend more quality time together.

Keep your pet’s complete medical history, vaccine records, microchip info, insurance details, and more all in one place. Plus, set reminders for pet care like grooming appointments. If your veterinarian is a part of the VitusVet network, you can schedule appointments, easily share medical records, and get prescriptions refilled directly through the app.

PetDesk helps pet parents connect with and keep track of animal health services including grooming, vet visits, vaccinations, and just about everything else. Easily set appointments with care providers, share details to your personal calendar, get reminders, request prescription refills, and earn rewards for every provider visit.

If you've lost or found a dog or cat, Petsi can help you reunite furry family members. Create a profile for your pet(s), add photos, and include contact information – once in the database, you’ll get a unique QR code that can be used on your fur baby’s ID tag. To help get pets back home, send and receive missing pet notifications in your area, or share their info to social networks.

View and manage your pet insurance policy on the go with the Embrace app. Forget phone calls and paper printouts – send claim forms directly to your vet and upload invoices in a few taps. You can check the status of your claim any time along with your total reimbursement limit and deductible or adjust your coverage as your needs change or your four-legged family grows.

Be prepared for any pet emergency with help from the American Red Cross. Learn animal CPR, how to treat a wound, or the signs of an allergic reaction with instructional videos and step-by-step guides. Quizzes can help you test your preparedness, but should your pal need urgent care, the app can connect you directly to your vet or point you toward the nearest pet hospital.