Pupkeeper: Dog & Puppy Care

Pupkeeper keeps your dog's care in one place: meals, vaccines and reminders, a puppy plan, walks, travel and sitters. And when your dog gets into something, its safety guide tells you in seconds, even offline, how dangerous it is and what to do now. IS IT TOXIC? KNOW IN SECONDS • A safety guide to 250+ foods, plants, household products and outdoor hazards, written from veterinary and poison-control sources, with the sources on every entry • Dose checks for your dog's weight: chocolate, xylitol, ibuprofen, naproxen, paracetamol (acetaminophen), onion and garlic, measured against published veterinary thresholds • Photo check: not sure what it is? Take a photo • Label check: photograph an ingredients list and Pupkeeper flags anything on its danger list, including xylitol under its other names (birch sugar, E967) • Emergency help: first-aid steps, a pet poison line where your country has one, and 24-hour vets near you • Ask Pupkeeper: ask a dog-care question and get an answer based on the guide (AI, not a vet) EVERYDAY CARE • A profile for your dog: photo, breed, age and weight • A care plan and puppy plan: vaccines, worming and parasite care for where you live, and when it's safe to visit dog parks • Food: meal times with reminders, a quick "Fed now", and a daily calorie guide from your dog's age and weight • Health records: vaccines, flea, tick and worm treatments, medicines, vet visits and weigh-ins, with reminders when they're due • Walk check: hot pavement, heatstroke and cold, with the better times to walk PLACES AND COMMUNITY • Vets, dog parks, dog-friendly cafés and pet services near you, from Google Maps. Dog parks and cafés are listed only where Google or owners' reviews say dogs are welcome, and you can flag one that isn't • Street-dog feeding map: see when street dogs nearby were last fed, log a feeding, and flag a dog that needs help FAMILY, LOST DOGS, SITTERS AND TRAVEL • Family sharing: everyone at home sees the same dogs, meals and records • Lost-dog tag: a QR code that shows whoever finds your dog how to reach you, plus a printable lost-dog poster • Sitter care sheet: one link with meals, medicines, walks, quirks and who to call • Travel checklists from official rules for 16 destinations, with reminders before you leave • Puppy-proofing checklist, room by room PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account and no sign-in. Your dog's details stay on your phone unless you choose family sharing or ask Pupkeeper a question. You can back them up to a file and keep it in Google Drive or Files. PREMIUM (OPTIONAL) No ads, more than one dog, starting family sharing, photo and label checks without the monthly limit, and a vet-ready health report (PDF). Monthly, yearly with a 7-day free trial, or once for life. Everything else stays free; the free version shows small banner ads, never in an emergency. Pupkeeper gives general information from veterinary and poison-control sources. It is not a vet and does not diagnose. If your dog is unwell, call your vet.