Quick log Logging the day's care now takes one sentence. Tap Quick log on Home or on a pet's page, tap the microphone on your keyboard and just say it: "Walked Bowie for 40 minutes, fed both dogs at 7, Luna weighed 9 pounds." The app sorts that into an entry for each pet, and you check it all before anything is saved. It does reminders too. "Remind me to give both dogs their flea and tick meds next Friday" sets one for each dog, with a date and time you can change. If you're offline or it can't make sense of what you said, it keeps the whole sentence as a note, so nothing gets lost. The app never receives a recording. Your keyboard turns speech into text, and only the text is sent. Plus bug fixes, and performance and security improvements. Thanks for using Household Pet. Feedback goes straight to us at feedback@us.household.pet — we read every email.

Reminders, redesigned The Reminders tab now tells you how your week is going the moment you open it — a ring for how much of this week's care is done, and a count of anything that needs you now. Swipe a reminder right to check it off (the app asks first), and clearing the last overdue one gets a small celebration. A quick-add row under the list has every kind of reminder, so a weigh-in or a flea and tick dose is one tap away. Add a reminder from your computer — or your AI assistant Go to us.household.pet/add-reminder on a computer, type the reminder in, then scan the code with your phone's camera. The app opens with it filled in — choose the pet, check it and save. No account needed on the page. Already chatting to ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini about the email from your vet? Ask it to remind you, in your own words, and it hands back a link that does the same thing. It never sees your account — nothing is saved until you tap save. us.household.pet/ai-assistants shows how. Print a sitter sheet or rental resume Going away, or applying for a rental? From a pet's menu, the app opens our printable pet sitter sheet or rental resume with your pet's details already filled in, ready to finish and print. Sharing with your vet The Information Sheet folder is now Information for Vet, and it is the only folder your vet can see — all other documents and receipts stay with you. Vets and sitters can now open shared files right in the app. Thanks for using Household Pet. Feedback goes straight to us at feedback@us.household.pet — we read every email.

Horses and cattle, not just house pets Household Pet now covers horses and cattle, so the mare in the pasture and the cat on the couch keep their records in the same place. Each animal is called what it actually is rather than just "horse" or "cow" — a gelded male horse reads as a gelding, a six-month-old male calf as a bull calf, a castrated bull over two as a steer — and the word keeps up on its own as the animal grows. Cattle are not microchipped, so instead of a microchip number the app asks for the official ear tag. Horses are chipped like any other animal, so they keep the microchip field. All of it carries through to the page you share with your vet, and to the vet report and claim PDFs. Add a pet from your computer Fifteen digits of microchip number is no fun on a phone keyboard. Go to https://us.household.pet/add-pet on a computer, fill in what you know, then scan the code with your phone's camera — the app opens with everything already entered and you just check it and save. The details travel inside the code itself, so nothing is sent to us and the page needs no account at all. The pet sitter sheet works the same way. A few smaller things A pet's species can now be changed. If the wrong one was picked on the way in, Edit will sort it out — the app asks first, and rebuilds any upcoming vaccination reminder to suit the new species. Thanks for using Household Pet. Feedback goes straight to us at feedback@us.household.pet — we read every email.

Reminders that actually turn up Set a reminder for the heartworm pill, the annual shots, the flea and tick treatment you keep meaning to do on the first of the month — and your phone will tell you when it is time. The first time you create one, we ask whether you would like alerts. Nothing arrives unless you say yes, and tapping an alert takes you straight to that reminder. Sharing a pet is now free Looking after a pet is rarely a one-person job, so inviting a co-owner is now part of the free plan. Your partner, your roommate, whoever does the morning walk — everyone works from the same health record instead of a group chat and a photo of a vaccination card. Up to 10 people in total can be on one pet, and a pet somebody shares with you does not use up your free pet. Sharing with your vet is free as well. Sitters, boarders, and groomers are still part of Plus. A few smaller things If you own a pet and decide to leave it, the app now tells you plainly what happens next — the co-owner who has been there longest takes over. And when your phone cannot get online, the app stays where you left it instead of asking you to sign in again. Everything you have saved is already on the device. Thanks for using Household Pet. Feedback goes straight to us at feedback@us.household.pet — we read every email.

Household Pet is now available in the United States, with a US home for your pet's records. • Vaccine and parasite reminders built for US pets, including rabies and year-round heartworm prevention. • Pounds and ounces, and US date formats throughout. • Your records are stored in the United States and stay there. Everything else works the way it always has: one shared record per pet for the whole household, offline first, and a one-tap PDF summary for a new vet or a sitter. Thanks for using Household Pet. Feedback goes straight to us at feedback@us.household.pet — we read every email.

Your dog's vaccination certificate. The receipt from that 2am vet visit. A photo of the one biscuit they'll actually eat. All of it now lives on your phone properly — signal or no signal. Documents, ready before you need them Your documents now download to your phone on their own, so they open even with no signal — handy in the back room at the vet. Every file shows whether it's ready offline or still uploading, and downloads stay on Wi-Fi unless you allow mobile data under More. Everyone on the same page Share a pet with a partner or a housemate and your phones keep up with each other far better now — long histories and snoozed reminders included. Quicker, lighter Syncing does less work in the background, so everything else feels faster. Plus a good round of fixes and polish throughout. Got a bone to pick? feedback@au.household.pet — we read every email.

Big news for everyone who trusts someone else with their four-legged bestie! Sitters can now log activities. Away for the day (or the week)? Your pet sitter can log walks, meals, meds, and those little "she did the zoomies again" moments right in the app — and you'll see every update as it happens. Peace of mind, delivered. Faster and smoother. We tuned things under the hood, so the app is quicker and snappier than ever. Bug fixes. We rounded up some pesky bugs and sent them packing. Thanks for being part of the Household Pet family. Keep those tails wagging!

Signing in just got easier! Sign in with Apple — create an account or sign in with a single tap, no password needed. Already have an account? Use the same email and everything's right where you left it. Smoother sign-in and sign-out — we've polished the whole flow so getting in (and out) is quick and reliable. Faster updates — improvements now reach you as soon as you open the app, so you're always on the latest version. As always, your pet's records stay safe on your device and in sync across the household. Have feedback? We'd love to hear from you at support@au.household.pet