Log your dog or cat's care for free.
Most days nothing is wrong.
Log and track your pet's care for free, keep everything in one place. When you need a second pair of eyes, ask us.
In a true life-threatening emergency, call your human-staffed veterinarian or poison hotline: ASPCA (888) 426-4435.
If you think your pet ate something poisonous, call right away, even if they seem fine.
Log the ordinary days.
Log meals, water, pee, poop, walks, medicine, vomiting, weight, vaccines, vet visits and anything else you notice. Add appointments that are coming up. No card, nothing to cancel, and you don't need a paid plan to use it.
The care log is a great way to keep track today, and it's only going to get better.
Then one day, something seems off.
Tap “Ask about this entry” under what you logged.
Say it in your own words, or show a photo or video. It can use your care log and ask follow-up questions about what you've noticed.
Before you ask a general AI about your pet, ask us.
911 PAWS is built just for pet health. Your pet's details go in with your questions, and its answers tell you how sure they are.
We're not saying whose answers are better. Ask your first question free and see if it helps your family.
After that, eligible accounts can start a 7-day free trial of the monthly plan. A card is required. Free for 7 days, then $29.99 every month until you cancel. See the prices.
Walk in ready.
What you notice goes into one file for your pet. So the day you sit down with your vet, you can say exactly what's been going on.
Add the appointment to your care log ahead of time and it shows under “Coming up.”
Ask for a written summary and you'll get one you can print or send. The AI writes the summary. After your first free answer, asking the AI is part of a paid plan.
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.
Every pet gets the same help.
Paid plans add access, not better answers.
Free
Free. No card, nothing to cancel.
Monthly
Always on, whenever you need it.
Yearly
All in, for the whole year.
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.
Common questions
Will it replace my vet?
No. It helps you walk in ready, with a clearer idea of what you're seeing and good questions to ask. If your pet needs hands-on care, it tells you to get help from a person right away.
What's free?
Logging and tracking your pet's care is free, and so is Emergency help with first-aid steps. For new sign-ups, the first AI answer is free. After that, eligible accounts can start a 7-day free trial of the monthly plan. A card is required. Free for 7 days, then $29.99 every month until you cancel.
What does it keep about my pet?
What you give it: breed, history, records, photos and what you see right now. It all goes in one file for your pet. Ask for a written summary. You'll get one 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.
Will I be charged when the free trial ends?
Yes, unless you cancel first. Free for 7 days, then $29.99 every month until you cancel. To cancel, open the menu, tap Billing, then tap Cancel trial. Cancel there before the trial ends and you are not charged.
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.
Keep this for the night you need it.
Leave your email and we will send you the link, so it is already in your inbox when something is wrong.
You know your pet better than anyone.
We help you make sense of it.
Day or night. The care log is free, and so is your first answer.
911 PAWS works in your phone's browser. You can add it to your home screen.