Feature guide

Cat symptom tracker for clearer daily notes

FeliVitals helps you log symptoms, vomiting details, and notes in one daily care record, then review the history beside other health trends.

Important note

FeliVitals is for tracking and organization. It does not diagnose symptoms, judge severity, recommend treatment, or replace veterinary advice.

Why symptom records help

Small changes are easier to explain when they are written down on the day they happen. A symptom record can show what happened, how often, and what notes you wanted to remember.

Symptoms can also be reviewed beside appetite, feeding, weight, hydration, medications, litter box entries, and daily notes.

How it works in FeliVitals

  1. Log symptoms. Select symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, bad breath, or constipation, then add vomiting details and notes when needed.
  2. Review trends. Check daily wellbeing history with symptom entries and notes grouped by date.

Log symptoms

Record nausea, vomiting, bad breath, constipation, vomit count, vomit type, and a short note for the day.

Review trends

Trends keeps symptom history in context with daily wellbeing, energy, appetite notes, litter box records, and other care entries.

What you can track

  • Nausea.
  • Vomiting.
  • Bad breath.
  • Constipation.
  • Vomiting count.
  • Vomit type: hairball, food, bile, or liquid.
  • Daily symptom notes.
  • Symptom history in Trends.
  • Symptom notes in Premium PDF export.

Helpful for chronic cat care

Symptom notes may be useful for cats with CKD, diabetes, IBD, lymphoma, appetite changes, vomiting, constipation, medication changes, or any care plan where your veterinarian asks you to watch daily changes.

If symptoms are new, severe, repeated, or worrying, contact your veterinarian.

FAQ

Can I log vomiting details?

Yes. You can record vomiting, vomit count, vomit type, and a note.

Can I log a day with no symptoms?

Yes. Saving a clear symptom day can make the daily history easier to review later.

Can my vet use these records?

The records can help you explain what happened at home. Your veterinarian should interpret the symptoms.

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