A mobile health companion that centralizes pet records and bookings
PETSEO, from OakStone Apps, is a mobile health assistant that replaces paper veterinary books and centralizes pet medical history for everyday use. It stores vaccinations, allergies, past treatments, photos and scans while tracking weight with visual charts and offering automated reminders for care. The app also provides an in-app marketplace to find and book veterinary services, making it useful for dog and cat owners managing multiple animals on Android and iOS devices.
It replaces scattered paper records with a single digital health book
The app stores a pet’s vaccinations, deworming, medication history and past treatments, and keeps profile fields for chip numbers, allergies and breed. It also accepts uploaded photos and scans so paper files can live on the phone. Multiple pets are managed under one account, and each entry can be dated so past treatments are easy to reference without rifling through physical documents.
It helps owners maintain recurring care through scheduled alerts and weight charts
An automated notification system issues reminders for vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick protection, medication timing and upcoming appointments, reducing missed dates. Weight logging produces visual progress charts so owners can follow growth or weight trends at a glance. The app’s reminder cadence supports ongoing routines across several animals, which is useful for household caregivers and fosterers.
It connects owners to local clinics with an in-app booking marketplace
A searchable marketplace helps users find nearby veterinary clinics and book appointments directly through the interface, including round-the-clock booking availability. That keeps appointment sourcing inside the phone and removes the need to contact clinics separately. For households with several animals, bookings remain tied to each pet profile for clearer scheduling.
It reflects OakStone’s pet-care focus but leaves some data-control details unclear
OakStone builds mobile solutions aimed at digitizing health records, a focus visible in the app’s recordkeeping and booking tools. It keeps medical documents, scans and photos alongside profile data such as chip numbers and allergies. Public notes indicate the app is generally well-received by pet owners, yet product materials do not describe privacy controls or explicit data-export options for users who want those settings.
To sum up, a practical daily companion for organised pet households
To sum up, the app suits pet owners who prefer a single daily habit for keeping care tasks and records on their phone, and it serves busy households managing several animals. Owners who need explicit privacy controls or desktop editing should confirm available settings before committing. A simple pro tip: add a short morning check to your routine to keep each pet’s entries current and actionable.
