The vaccination card that can't get lost.
Jabs, worming, flea and tick, vet visits — with the batch numbers, the weight on the day, and a reminder before the next one is due.
- Date, product, batch/lot, vet, weight on the day and notes
- A due strip for anything upcoming or overdue
- Filter by type, grouped under year headings
- A week-before heads-up and a day-of nudge at 09:00
- Photograph an old card and let CorePaw read it
AI vaccination card scanning, from a photo.
Years of vaccinations in a folded paper booklet is the usual starting point. Photograph it and CorePaw extracts the records for you to check.
Snap it
Photograph the vaccination card — dog or cat, CorePaw reads both.
Check it
The records it found are shown for you to correct before anything saves. Nothing goes in behind your back.
No guessed due dates
It never imports "next due" dates — a date on a card is often a vial expiry. You set the due dates you want reminding about.
Three scans free to try; unlimited with Premium. Typing records in is always free.
Plain-language vaccine information for dogs and cats.
Recognised vaccinations show a curated, plain-language breakdown of what they protect against — for dogs and for cats — so a line on a card means something to you. It's clearly marked as general information, not advice about your animal.
Dogs
The DHPP family (distemper, hepatitis/adenovirus, parvovirus, parainfluenza), leptospirosis, kennel cough (bordetella) and rabies.
Cats
FVRCP — feline herpesvirus, calicivirus and panleukopenia — plus FeLV, chlamydophila and rabies.
The printable vet health summary.
Changing practice, going to an out-of-hours appointment, or boarding your dog for a fortnight? One tap builds a printable summary and opens the share sheet to email, print or save it.
- Identity and microchip
- Latest weight and body condition score
- Allergies, prominently
- The vaccination and health-record history
- Current medications
- The symptom diary with photos embedded
Built on your device, works offline, free for everyone.
Health records FAQ
What health records can I keep?
Vaccinations, worming, flea and tick treatments, vet visits, medications and an "other" catch-all. Each record holds the date, the product, the batch or lot number, the vet, your pet's weight on the day, notes, and an optional next-due date.
How does the AI vaccination-card scan work?
Photograph the card and CorePaw sends the image to be read, then shows you the records it found so you can check and correct them before anything is saved. It deliberately never imports "next due" dates, because a date printed on a card is often a vial expiry rather than a due date — you set those yourself.
Is the card scan free?
You get three scans free to try it. Unlimited scans come with Premium. Typing records in by hand is always unlimited and free.
Does CorePaw tell me what a vaccine is for?
Yes. Recognised vaccinations show a plain-language breakdown of what they protect against — the DHPP family, rabies, leptospirosis and kennel cough for dogs; FVRCP (feline herpes, calicivirus and panleukopenia), FeLV, chlamydophila and rabies for cats. It is clearly marked as general information, not advice about your pet.
Will it remind me when a booster is due?
Yes. Any record with a next-due date gets a heads-up a week before and a nudge on the day, both at 09:00. Upcoming and overdue items also sit in a strip at the top of the health panel.
Does CorePaw give veterinary advice?
No. CorePaw is a record-keeping tool. It stores what you and your vet have done and helps you show it clearly — decisions about your pet's treatment stay with your vet.
Can I show all of this to my vet?
Yes. One tap builds a shareable, printable PDF health summary — identity, microchip, latest weight and body condition score, allergies, the health-record history, current medications and the symptom diary with photos — then opens the share sheet to email, print or save it. It is built on your device, works offline, and is free for everyone.
Get their history out of the drawer.
CorePaw is out now on the App Store and Google Play, and free for your first pet — no card, no trial clock.