Skip to content
Buddylio

Vet ready records

Dog Vet Records That Are Easier to Bring Along

Buddylio turns your dog's day to day notes into a one page, vet ready report you can share or print.

Direct answer: Buddylio is a dog health tracking app that keeps owner entered care records together on iPhone and Android. It creates a Veterinary Summary from your records without diagnosing your dog.

Completely free: Every feature is included, with no ads, subscriptions, paid tiers, trials or locked tools.

Buddylio Veterinary Summary showing owner observations, medication history and weight context
Daily observationsKeep the dates behind appetite, mobility, comfort and energy changes.
Medication historySee schedules and logged doses in the same record.
Weight and walksAdd useful context without a separate spreadsheet.
Shareable summaryExport a PDF before the visit.

What the Veterinary Summary includes

The summary organizes the information already saved in Buddylio: recent check ins, medication history, weight, walks and care notes. It is designed to reduce “I know something changed, but I cannot remember when.”

A record, not a medical chart

Buddylio is not an electronic medical record and is not connected to your veterinary clinic. It is an owner maintained record that can make your conversation clearer.

Before your appointment

  • Review dates and correct anything you entered by mistake.
  • Add the question you most want to ask.
  • Export the summary and share or print it.
  • Bring the clinic’s own medication list or test results separately.

Common questions

Is Buddylio a veterinary medical record?

No. Buddylio is an owner entered health and care log. Your clinic remains the source of the official medical record.

Can I export my dog’s records?

Yes. Buddylio can create a Veterinary Summary PDF from recent records.

Does the summary include medication?

It can include medication schedules and logged dose history alongside other recent observations.

Does Buddylio send my records to a clinic automatically?

No. You choose whether to share or print the summary.