The vet record is never at hand
When was the last rabies shot? Is the flea and tick treatment up to date? What was the dose the vet prescribed? The paper record tends to stay at the clinic, in a drawer or lost, and the pet's routine depends on whoever remembers food, meds and walks.
Having your pet's history always at hand helps at vet visits, when traveling and when sharing care with the family.
How Alf helps
Vaccines given and scheduled
Record each vaccine with date, dose and lot. Upcoming and overdue ones stand out.
Medications and vet visits
Medications with dosage and reminder times, plus a history of vet appointments.
Documents and protocols
Keep your pet's documents and care protocols in one place.
Shared routine
Walks, feeding and baths become chores with an owner, alongside the rest of the house.
Frequently asked questions
Which vaccines should I track for my dog or cat?
The most common are rabies and the core combination vaccines, plus flea, tick and worm prevention. Your vet sets the schedule. In Alf you record what's been given and the next dates.
Can I add more than one pet?
Yes. Dog, cat, bird, rabbit or other, as many as you have, each with its own history.
Can a pet live in more than one place?
Yes. You can set which property the pet lives at.
How much does it cost?
Creating an account is free and doesn't require a card.