SubQ fluids and insulin β daily special care, together
From the day of a chronic diagnosis, care becomes daily life. How much fluid went in, where the insulin went, how today's glucose and condition looked β Pawsitive was built by a caregiver of a CKD cat, so it knows these days, whether it's kidney disease, heart disease or diabetes.
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Subcutaneous fluid logs
Log the amount, the time, and how your pet handled it. Recent fluid history sits on one screen.
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Insulin dose logs
Log insulin type (NPH, rapid-acting and more), dose in units, injection site, pre-injection glucose, and meal amount β all at once. Save your usual product as a one-tap preset.
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Injection-site rotation
See the last 90 days of injection sites at a glance. Pawsitive helps you rotate so the same spot isn't reused β keeping absorption steadier.
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Fructosamine & remission monitoring
Watch fructosamine trends and remission-related signals (insulin, hypoglycemia, urine glucose and more) together. It's a logging aid, not a diagnosis β decisions stay with your vet.
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Symptom & breathing observations
Vomiting, coughing, resting respiratory rate β observation logs make vet conversations so much easier. Speak from records, not memory.
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Oxygen chamber & nebulizer sessions
Log start and end, respiratory rate before and after, oxygen level, temperature and humidity. Nebulizer sessions keep the saline or medication solution too β so you can see in numbers whether breathing eased.
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Six kinds of home care, one place
SubQ fluids, diabetes, respiratory rate, oxygen chamber, nebulizer, urine specific gravity β log the medical care you do at home from a single paw button.
βFeline CKD is long-term care, and there's no way to keep it all in your head. My paper calendar got tossed after a year, so the records were gone β but here I can log sub-Q fluids and share them with family. Grab yourself a weapon that won't wear out in the long fight!β
βI'm a CKD cat parent. I'd long wished for an app like this, and for someone who struggled to keep records, it's exactly what I needed. Great for building routines, and sharing with family prevents mix-ups like double-dosing. Even for healthy pets, it's great for tracking meals, potty, and health, plus vet notes!β
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