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Log your pet's everyday care for free. When something seems off, ask our AI for help. Your first AI answer is free.
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Every day
Log the ordinary days.
Days like that are easy to forget. One tap keeps them. Tap Food when your pet eats.
Amber's care log
It was a regular dayOne tap saves it now
You can undo it. Add a photo if you like.
You can log walks, medicine, weight and vet visits too. And anything else you notice.
A regular day.
You decide what a regular day is for your pet. The app has one button for it. Tap it when today felt like one.
This week
- Thu
- Fri
- Sat
- Sun
- Mon
- Tue
- Today1
Today
2 entries
Regular day
Amber · 8:05 PM
Photo
Amber · 7:15 AM
Photo 1 of 1
The past week's regular days go on a page for your vet. The app never fills in a day for you.
Some days
Then one day, something seems off.
Today
1 entry
Observation
Amber · 6:10 PM
Tap “Ask about this entry” under what you logged. Say it in your own words. You can add a photo or a short clip. The AI can read what you logged. It may ask you a few things back.
You know your pet better than anyone. We help you make sense of it.
Visit day
Walk in ready.
One tap gets you ready for your vet visit. In the chat, tap “VetPrep.”
VetPrep
Amber
Say this first
Only what you told us. Read it out at the front desk, or to whoever you're seeing.
Thu, Nov 12: Amber started limping on her back left leg this evening. She is eating and drinking normally.
What's happened
What you told us
- Thu, Nov 12: The limp is on her back left leg. It started this evening.
Still unknown
- Does the limp ease after rest?
From your care log
Booked visits
- Fri, Nov 13, 9:30 AM: Appointment (logged by Sam)
Last 7 days
- Thu, Nov 12, 6:10 PM: Observation (logged by Sam)
- Wed, Nov 11, 8:05 PM: Regular day (logged by Sam)
- Wed, Nov 11, 7:15 AM: Custom: Photo (logged by Sam)
- Tue, Nov 10, 8:40 PM: Regular day (logged by Sam)
- Mon, Nov 9, 9:02 PM: Regular day (logged by Sam)
- Sun, Nov 8, 8:15 PM: Regular day (logged by Sam)
- Sat, Nov 7, 9:10 PM: Regular day (logged by Sam)
- Fri, Nov 6, 8:20 PM: Regular day (logged by Sam)
A few questions you might ask
Suggested by 911 PAWS from what you told us
- 1
“Until we know more, how much walking is OK for her?”
Why ask: guessing is hard. A clear answer, like how far to walk, means you and the person helping her are following the same plan.
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Made with 911 PAWS's AI
The page has “Say this first” and “From your care log.” It also has “A few questions you might ask.” Your regular days from the past week are on it too.
Your vet is the expert. You bring what you saw.
Print it, save it or copy it. The AI writes the page. Your one free answer can be a chat answer or this page. After that, the AI is part of a paid plan.
Tap “Appointment” for a visit to come. It shows under “Coming up.”
When it can't wait.
The emergency check doesn't need the AI.
It uses a list in our code. In the website chat, tap the red Emergency help button at the top. Pick what's happening. You get first-aid steps and help finding an emergency vet, even if the AI is down.
The list can miss something that is not on it, so if you are worried, call your vet.
For Cooper.
Cooper passed away peacefully at home on October 6, 2026, surrounded by love. He is the reason 911 PAWS exists.
He knew how much 911 PAWS helped us care for him. He'd want other families to have that too. I won't let him down.
Ryan
I'm Ryan, Cooper's dad. We built 911 PAWS for families like mine: a place to turn that's focused entirely on pet health. Its AI guidance and dedicated safety checks help us understand what we're seeing and work with our vet. This is the morning something was wrong with Cooper, and how we used 911 PAWS.
That morning we were using an earlier version of 911 PAWS. A lot has changed since.
One family's experience. Every pet and every case is different. 911 PAWS is AI guidance, not a substitute for a veterinarian.
This wasn't Cooper's first scare. Read his earlier story, from the year before.
“So I felt prepared going back in.”Jordana, the day it happened
That is the morning from the film, at 7:36: what Jordana typed, and how 911 PAWS answered. Scroll the phone to read the rest.
This conversation was edited.
Pricing
Every pet gets the same help.
Paid plans add access, not better answers.
Free
Free. No card, nothing to cancel.
- A daily care log for your dog or cat
- Emergency help with first-aid steps
Monthly
$29.99/mo
Always on, whenever you need it.
- As much as you need for the everyday
- Cancel anytime. You keep access until your paid time ends.
Yearly
$239.99/yrthat's $20 a month, billed yearly
All in, for the whole year.
- Everything in Monthly
- Four months free vs. paying monthly
Only need it for a week? A 7-day full-access pass is $19.99, and it never auto-renews.
No refunds for time already paid for, except as our Terms explain.
The care log is free, with no card. Your first AI answer is free too. To keep asking, you can start a 7-day free trial of the monthly plan. You need to add a card to start it. Free for 7 days, then $29.99 every month until you cancel.
Honest about what we are.
911 PAWS is AI guidance, not a substitute for a veterinarian. It can be wrong. That's why its answers tell you how sure they are, and why the emergency check doesn't need the AI. Vets helped shape how it's built. They don't look at each answer.
We're not saying whose answers are better.
Common questions
Will it replace my vet?
No. It helps you walk in ready. You get a clearer idea of what you are seeing. You get good questions to ask. If your pet needs hands-on care, it says so. It tells you to get help from a person right away.
What does it keep about my pet?
What you give it. That is breed, history, records, photos and what you see now. It all goes in one file for your pet. You can ask for one page to print or send.
Is it only for emergencies?
No. Keep a free daily care log: meals, walks, medicine, and anything you notice. When something seems off, ask about it, even the things that feel a bit silly to ask. If your pet may need emergency care, contact a veterinarian right away.
What do you do with what I tell you?
We use it to answer you and to run 911 PAWS. The full details are in our Privacy Policy.
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