Treatments
Flea and tick, dewormer, medication, or anything else: each treatment carries its own rhythm, and FichaPet keeps the date of the next one.
Nobody forgets the flea dose on purpose. It slips because the only place the date lives is your head, and by the time you remember, the cycle has already moved. So does the next one.
Once the date is written down with its interval, the drift stops being your problem: the app is the one keeping count.
A treatment carries a category (medication, dewormer, flea and tick, or other) and its own cadence: 7, 15, 30, 60, 90, 180, or 365 days, or an interval you type. The monthly dose and the yearly booster never share a date.
The record keeps what was given and when, so the history is there when a treatment needs to be reviewed or repeated.
On the free tier FichaPet computes and stores the next due date, reminds you about an appointment one day ahead, and about the pet birthday on the day itself.
FichaPet Pro adds dose alerts for vaccines and treatments with the lead time you pick (same day, 1, 3, or 7 days ahead), and the needs-attention list for what is overdue or due soon. The month agenda, with the cadence projected forward, is on the free tier.
FAQ
Yes. Besides 7, 15, 30, 60, 90, 180, and 365 days, you can type a custom number of days.
No. Notifications are scheduled by the phone itself. There is no FichaPet server holding your pet records to send them.
You set the date the dose was actually given and the next due date is recalculated from it, so the cycle realigns instead of compounding the delay.
The tasks your pet needs today, ticked off as they happen.
Learn moreEvery vaccine with its date and the next dose already calculated.
Learn moreThe logged history turned into a record you can hand to the vet.
Learn moreRecords in a local database on the phone, with no account and no cloud of ours.
Learn moreThe microchip and registry numbers on the pet profile, beside the health record.
Learn moreLog the treatment once, with its cadence. FichaPet keeps the date.
