Dog medication reminders and a dated care log
Maggie is a dog medication tracker app for recording prescribed care, setting reminders and logging what you gave. Keep the instructions from your vet beside a dated history on your phone.
Keep prescription details together
Record the medication name, dose and frequency from your vet's instructions. Keep each dog's medications in their own profile, so you can find the right details before giving a treatment.
Set care reminders on your phone
Choose the next date and time, then a one-time or repeating reminder. Local notifications need phone permission. Check your notification settings and review reminders after travel or a treatment change.
Log what you actually gave
Add a Medicine entry with the date, time, dose and notes. A reminder is a plan; the entry records what happened. Add a note about delays or gaps for your next vet conversation.
Coordinate household care
Pro adds household sharing. Let other caregivers know who is giving the next treatment and check the latest shared history when connected. Offline changes need to sync before another phone can see them.
How to set up dog medication reminders
- Copy the prescription: Select your dog and record the name, dose and frequency exactly as provided by your vet.
- Plan the reminder: Set the next date and time and the repeat interval that matches those instructions. Enable notifications on your phone.
- Record administration: Log a Medicine entry when you give it, using the actual date and time. Add notes if the plan changed.
Flea and tick treatment reminders
Use the interval on the prescribed product's label or the date agreed with your vet. Products have different schedules, so a monthly reminder is not right for every treatment. Record the product and date given before planning the next one.
Read the parasite treatment schedule guide and travel and reminder timing guide. Ask your vet what to do about a missed dose or a time-zone change; a reminder does not decide the treatment.
Frequently asked questions
What is Maggie's dog medication tracker?
Maggie keeps medication details, care reminders and dated Medicine entries in your dog's profile. It organises your vet's instructions; it does not prescribe or calculate a dose.
Can I set repeating flea and tick reminders?
Yes. Set a repeating reminder using the product-specific interval your vet recommends. Do not assume every preventative is monthly.
What should I check when I change time zones?
Review the next reminder date and time on your phone after travelling. Ask your vet how to manage any medication that needs strict spacing. Do not rely on a phone alarm to decide a safe dosing interval.
Can I record a late or missed treatment?
Log the actual administration date and time when a treatment is given. Use notes to describe a delay or gap. Ask your vet for missed-dose instructions.
Does medication logging work offline?
Records and schedules are stored locally, so you can log care without a connection. Local alerts depend on phone permissions and settings. Cloud sync and household updates need connectivity.
Which plan includes sharing with caregivers?
Free includes local records and reminders for every pet. Plus adds cloud backup and sync across your own devices. Pro adds household sharing. Shared updates appear after syncing.
Leo is an AI companion, not a veterinarian. For medical concerns, always consult your vet.
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