Pet care can be so much easier

FactorialJackal2253
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If you have a pet, you’ll know the drill.

Weight, meds, vaccinations, that one odd symptom from three weeks ago — everything is scattered across your memory, a random note, or a photo of their pet health record that you can never find when you need it.

And when something actually happens, the vet visit isn't even the hardest part. It’s trying to explain what happened, exactly when, and for how long — while your pet is stressed and you’re trying to recall the details from memory.

That’s exactly why I created Remi.

One simple place where you can keep your pet’s entire health history:

→ Vaccinations, medications, and vet visits
→ Reminders for recurring tasks so you never miss a thing
→ A clear assessment of how urgent a symptom might be, helping you decide whether to wait or head to the vet
→ A summary ready for the vet, pet passport, and emergency card — all available in one click

And if you lose your phone or upgrade to a new one, your pet’s history is safely archived and remains yours.

Remi

I’d love to know what you think ὃE

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  • ProvetoJuniorConseil
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    Hi,

    As a vet student, I find the idea really interesting, especially for tracking medical history. During consultations, owners sometimes find it hard to remember exact dates, how a symptom has developed, or the treatments given, especially when they’re stressed.

    Having all this information in one place and being able to present a clear summary to the vet could definitely be a real time-saver and help get a better clinical history for the animal.

    I’m particularly curious to see how the symptom urgency assessment works, as that seems like a really interesting feature, though it obviously needs to clearly define the line between information and professional veterinary advice.

    Maëlla

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