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• New name: KinPaw: Dog & Cat Health Care. Cats were supported all along — now the name says so. • Korean and Spanish now appear as supported languages on the App Store. • Vaccines and preventives show the date given alongside the next due date. • Added a nudge to check your spam folder if a verification email doesn't arrive.
KinPaw is the calm, all-in-one wellness app for your dog or cat. Nutrition, medications, vaccines and vet records finally live in one place — and AI helps you make sense of what you've written down. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Food & nutrition — Daily calorie targets, fresh-food recipes you build yourself, and a completeness check on the meal. Photograph a kibble label and KinPaw reads the panel in for you. • Medical records — Conditions, clinic visits, costs and lab reports in one case file. Photograph blood work and KinPaw files the values and explains what each marker measures, in plain language. • Medications — Doses with reminders, including tapering schedules, and a record of what was actually given. • Vaccines & care — Boosters, grooming cycles and appointments, with reminders before they come due. • Journal — Jot a line about behavior, food or a symptom. KinPaw finds the patterns and drafts the questions for your next vet visit. • Paw Report — A warm monthly recap of how they have really been doing. • Ask about your own records — A chat that answers from what YOU logged, not from the internet. WHY KINPAW • One organized home for records that usually live scattered across photos, paper and memory. • AI that reads labels and lab panels — informational, and never a replacement for your veterinarian. • Private by design: no ads, no cross-app tracking, and we never sell your data. • English, Korean and Spanish, with US and metric units. • Delete your account and everything in it from inside the app, any time. KinPaw is free to use. No ads, no card required. KinPaw is an organization and education tool. It does not provide veterinary diagnosis or treatment. Always consult your veterinarian for medical decisions.