A checklist that matches the routine
Water, food, the walk, affection, and the litter box for cats, already suggested for the species. Each task carries its own target, so food twice a day is two boxes and not one.
Learn moreWater, food, the walk and the affection in one daily checklist, with vaccines, treatments and vet visits on the same file. Nothing leaves the device: no account, no cloud, no server of ours holding your pet's routine.
Why this app exists
None of this is about being a careless owner. It is about a routine that lives in everyone's head and nowhere else.
Two people in the house, one bowl, and the same question every evening. The routine runs on memory, so it gets done twice or not at all.
A walk today and a dose every 30 days both depend on remembering. By the time you notice, the week is gone and the cycle has already drifted.
It lives in a drawer, a glovebox, or the bottom of a bag, never in your hand when the vet asks for the date of the last booster.
What it does
Check the care off as you do it. FichaPet keeps the progress of the day, the streak behind it, and the next vaccine date, all on the same file.
Water, food, the walk, affection, and the litter box for cats, already suggested for the species. Each task carries its own target, so food twice a day is two boxes and not one.
Learn moreSixty percent of the day keeps the sequence alive, and each finished day is frozen the moment it ends. Editing the checklist changes tomorrow, never a day you had already earned.
Learn moreDaily care is the front page, and the whole history sits one tap below it, on the free plan. The Health tab then gathers vaccines and treatments by status, next to the latest weight, visit and symptom. That tab is part of Pro.
Learn moreIn the Health tab the ring fills as vaccines and treatments stay in date, and changes colour when one is close or already past. It measures your record, not a fixed vaccine list. The tab comes with Pro.
How long it lasted, pee, poop, and whether they came back tired. Logging the walk ticks it off the checklist, and every walk stays in its own history.
Fourteen badges in bronze, silver and gold, built from care days, streaks, walks, vaccines, treatments, visits and weigh-ins. The reward for an ordinary Tuesday where you did everything right.
A practical note that changes with the day and the species, from hot pavement to the litter box nobody scooped. Read it or dismiss it.
Symptoms with how intense they were, weight one measurement at a time, heat cycles with a start and an end. All dated, all on the same record.
Export a backup file you keep yourself, then import it on the new phone. Nothing is uploaded to us.
Boarding, a pet sitter, or your mother. You write the feeding, the quirks, what they must never eat and the emergency contact once, and the treatments in progress, the vaccines and the daily checklist fill themselves in from the record every time you share it. It comes with Pro.
Every album photo carries its date and the age your pet was in it, so the first day home and this morning sit on the same page. It comes with Pro.
Put the ideal range on the profile and the Health tab tells you whether the last weigh-in falls inside it, instead of leaving you to compare numbers. The tab comes with Pro.
Logging a symptom is free. Pro turns the names you type into a catalogue you can edit and reuse, so limping is one entry across the year and not five spellings of the same thing.
How a day actually goes
Three moments, one file. Nothing is retyped because it was written down the first time.
In the morning
The home screen opens on today, with what slipped, what is already booked and the checklist before anything clinical.
Through the day
Food, water, the walk and the time on the sofa get marked the second they happen, from the same screen.
Over the months
Vaccines and treatments keep their own cadence, so the monthly dose and the yearly booster never share a date.
The day itself
The home screen opens on the day, and the card with the progress, the streak and the checklist sits right there, because that is the actual question at seven in the morning: what does this animal still need today?
Protection
The Health tab is the clinical page: a protection ring over every vaccine and treatment, and under it the latest weight, heat cycle, visit and symptom. It comes with Pro.
The month ahead
Doses, boosters and checkups have a rhythm. The month opens as a strip of days with the busy ones marked, and what falls on them right below. It is on the free plan.
Follow-up
Two tabs. Follow-up reads the rhythm of visits and symptoms, stats counts what you logged. Care status has its own home in the Health tab, so it is not repeated here. Insights come with Pro.
Privacy
The safest place for your pet's routine and health data is a place we cannot reach. That is not a policy promise. It is how the app is built.
Learn morePets, the daily checklist, walks, visits, vaccines, treatments and symptoms stay on the device. We never receive them. With Pro you can lock the app itself behind Face ID, Touch ID, or your device passcode.
Install the app and start. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to log into.
There is no copy on our servers. If you change phones, you move the history yourself. We do not see it, store it, or send it.
If your pet's routine never leaves the phone, there is nothing to sync and nothing to sell. That is why FichaPet does not ask for an account.
Plans
Ticking off the day is never paywalled. Pro comes later, when one pet becomes three, when the default checklist stops fitting the routine, and when you want the alert before a dose comes due. It opens with a free trial, so you see all of it before you pay for any of it.
One pet with the whole routine and the whole record, and nothing to sign up for.
No account, no card.
Lifts the limits of the free tier and opens the whole follow-up.
Free trial first. Then monthly, or yearly at a lower price per month.
The trial is free, and cancelling before it ends costs nothing. After that the App Store and Google Play show both the monthly and the yearly price in your own currency, and the subscription is managed there. If Pro ever ends, nothing you wrote is deleted: the visits, the vaccines, the photos and the album stay on the phone, and the checklist you built keeps the shape you gave it, editing is what locks. Only the extra pets need a decision, and the app asks you which one stays before anything is removed.
FAQ
If yours is not here, write to us: a person answers.
The tasks your pet needs today: water, food, the walk, affection, and the litter box for cats. FichaPet suggests them by species, each with its own target for the day, and you tick them off as you go. Checking care off is free and stays free.
A day counts towards the streak once you complete sixty percent of it, so an ordinary busy day does not wipe out the sequence. Today never breaks it either: the streak only drops when a day ends unfinished. Each day is frozen when it ends, so changing the checklist later never rewrites days you already earned.
Yes, with Pro. You turn off the tasks that do not fit, rename them, change the daily target, reorder the list, and add your own, such as brushing or the monthly bath. If the subscription ends, your checklist stays exactly as you left it: what stops is editing.
No. Records stay on your phone unless you export a backup file yourself. There is no FichaPet server holding your pet's routine or history.
No, you type the name freely. Brands and vaccine names differ by country, so a fixed catalogue would be wrong for most people. Symptoms are the exception: Pro keeps the names you type as a catalogue you can edit and reuse, because those are yours and repeat.
Everything is scheduled by the phone itself, with no server in the middle. On the free plan an appointment reminder arrives a day ahead, and the birthday one lands on the day itself. Dose alerts for vaccines and treatments come with Pro, and you choose whether they arrive on the due date or up to a week before. Pro also lets you put a daily reminder on a checklist task.
The free plan keeps one pet with the daily checklist, the progress of the day, the streak, the badges, the daily tip, walks, the month agenda, and the whole record on one timeline: visits, vaccines, treatments, symptoms, weight and heat cycles, plus appointment and birthday reminders and the backup file. Pro adds more pets, the checklist your way with routine reminders, the Health tab with its protection ring, dose alerts, the needs-attention list, insights, photos and the pet album, the symptom catalogue, app lock, custom visit types, filters, archiving, the home sections in your order, the caregiver sheet, and the record you share with your vet.
Yes. Pro builds a record out of what you logged: care that is overdue, vaccines and treatments with their status, recurring symptoms, and the visit history. You pick which visits and which fields go in, then share the file at the appointment.
Export a backup file from the old phone and import it on the new one. The checklist, the walks and the days you already earned travel with it. Automatic iCloud backup is planned for iOS.
Yes. The app and this site are in English, Portuguese (Brazil), and Spanish.
Yes. FichaPet is on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android, and the record works the same on either.
No. The free tier asks for no card and no account: you install the app and start ticking off the day. Pro is an optional subscription through the stores.
Pro opens with a free trial, and you are only charged if you keep it past the end. After that you pick monthly or yearly, and yearly works out cheaper per month. The App Store and Google Play show both prices in your own currency before you confirm anything, and you cancel from your store account.
Nothing you wrote is deleted. Visits, vaccines, treatments, photos and album pictures stay on the phone, and the checklist you customized keeps the shape you gave it: what locks is editing it. The Pro screens close, and the extra pets are the only thing that needs a decision, so the app asks which pet stays before anything is removed.
Yes. A pet can be a dog, a cat, a bird, a rabbit, a reptile, or something else, and the record works the same for all of them: visits, vaccines, treatments, weight, symptoms and the daily checklist. Only the suggested tasks follow the species, which is why the litter box shows up for cats.
Yes. Day-to-day use is offline, and reminders are scheduled by the phone itself, so no connection is needed for them either.
No. Tick off today, and add the older records whenever you have the dates at hand.
No. FichaPet organizes routine, records and reminders. Always follow your veterinarian for anything medical.