Scan a whole page of the health record: each vaccine sticker becomes a line to tick, with its batch number, on the date of the visit — and anything already in the record is not created twice. Photos read more reliably: dates the way a record writes them, small print when the page fills only part of the photo, a sticker’s expiry date no longer taken for a booster, and vaccines recognised in all six languages, accents included. Suggested booster dates exact to the day, across clock changes and 29 February. Dates and times follow your country — US English writes them the American way — and PDFs spell out the month. Plus fixes, including more accurate wording in every language.

Body condition, scored the way your vet does it: 1 to 9, with an illustrated guide explaining every score — ribs, waist, profile. The score shows on the day’s card, under the weight curve and in the list of weigh-ins; it follows the record into the PDF export, your data export and the link your vet reads. On iPad: side navigation and a record laid out in columns — the wide screen is finally put to use. Secondary text is easier to read, and the home screen now says when it could not read the record’s status instead of staying silent.

Emergency numbers verified in all eleven countries of the assistant: poison control and out-of-hours care, suggested for your pet’s country of residence — check them before saving. A new pet’s country now follows your phone’s region. The record’s PDF speaks your language down to its headings.

Scan straight from your forms: the “Scan a document” button comes to the vaccine, expense, visit, pet and contact forms. Snap the certificate, invoice, report, passport or business card: empty fields fill in — check them before saving. The document joins your pet’s record along the way.

Camera and photo access prompts now appear in your language. A clearer message when the store is temporarily unavailable. Thank you for your first reviews — they shape the app.