FeliVitals helps caregivers track daily care for cats with chronic and long-term health needs. These feature guides explain what each tool does and how it helps keep notes ready for vet conversations.
Track appetite, meals, portions, calories, phosphorus, food preferences, moisture, feeding times, and nutrition trends.
Log weight in kg or lbs, add notes, follow charted history, and review changes between recent entries.
Scan lab reports from photos or PDFs with AI, or enter values manually. Keep results, reference ranges, and trends together.
Log glucose, insulin doses, blood or urine ketones, and notes for each entry. Review readings and trends together.
Plan appointments, set reminders, save visit notes, and add linked lab results.
Create a configurable PDF report with timeframe, selected sections, caregiver questions, trends, labs, and daily care history.
Track scheduled and PRN medications, multiple daily doses, logged times, active medication lists, reminders, and weekly history.
Log systolic readings, optional diastolic values, pulse, time, notes, recent trends, and PDF history for vet visits.
Record drinking and assisted water intake, food moisture, daily goals, and trends.
Record fluid amounts, times, and injection sites, then review session history.
Record pee and poop sessions, stool quality, urine changes, straining, blood notes, and litter box patterns over time.
Record symptom events with their own time, details, and notes. Track repeated events or add a custom symptom.
Invite family or sitters in the mobile app, share one household care record, and reduce duplicate or missed logs.
Measure breaths per minute with a guided counter, log quality and notes, then review breathing trends over time.
Save everyday observations in a daily note, with the date they happened. Use it for changes in routine, a quiet day, or details that do not fit a specific log.
Log energy on a simple 1–5 scale and review it beside appetite, symptoms, and other care records. Daily logging is free; Premium adds longer history and PDF reports.
Daily notes, notes saved inside a visit, and Vet Notes for the PDF report are separate. Choose the place that fits what you want to remember.