New in 1.3.1: • Puppy Start Challenge (in January): a first-month checklist for new puppies, from the first vet visit to a puppy-proofed home. Find it on Today and in the Guide. • Chinese New Year (Malaysia, Singapore and nearby): around the festival, the checklist covers firecrackers, reunion dinners, mandarin peels and visitors. • Animations calm down when your iPhone's Reduce Motion is on. A fresh new look, and help for the moments that matter: • Meet Pip: Pupkeeper's puppy is the new app icon • Emergency vets: searches right where you are, 24-hour vets first, your own vet at the top • Pupkeeper Pass: your dog's vaccine and health record as a QR code. The vet, groomer, daycare or kennel scans it with their camera; no app needed, and nothing is stored on a server • Lost mode for each dog: a calm, timed checklist for the first hour and the days after, vets and shelters to call, and what to do if you find a dog • Ask Pupkeeper by voice or with a photo: tap the mic, or attach a picture of what your dog found • Family: everyone gets the shared dogs' reminders, sees who fed them and when, and is asked before a second feed • Holiday safety: a festive-season checklist for the kitchen, guests, the tree and fireworks (on the Guide tab) • 48 new guide pages, including vomiting, itchy skin and pale gums • Smarter search, and label checks in Malay, Chinese and more • Smarter reminders: a morning digest, meal reminders that stop once you log the meal, and Fed / Done buttons right on the notification • Make it fit: a minute of questions tailors Pupkeeper to your dog, home and country • Walk check warns about storms, and cold for small dogs • A heads-up before fireworks nights, like New Year's Eve and Deepavali, for dogs scared of loud noises • Body check, indoor games for hot or rainy days, a kids-and-dogs rules card, and a CPR beat • Safer backups, quiet hours, and many fixes across the app

Small fixes and improvements.