Vet visits
A vet visit entry records the date, who you saw and what was found. Set a reminder date for the follow-up ("recheck in six weeks") and PawPass will email you before it. Discharge notes can be attached as a photo or PDF.
Lab results
Bloodwork, urinalysis, fecal tests and titer results go in as lab result entries, with the report attached. When a new vet asks "when was the last bloodwork?" the answer, and the numbers, are on your phone.
Weight
Log weight in kilograms or pounds and PawPass charts it over time. Gradual gain or loss is easy to miss between annual visits and easy to see on a line.
One record across clinics
PawPass does not replace your vet’s records and is not trying to. It is the bridge between clinics: your consolidated copy, with shareable read-only views for whoever needs to see it next.
Common questions
- Which record types can carry attachments?
- Vaccinations, vet visits, lab results and other document-bearing records accept a photo or PDF. Weight entries are numbers only.