Dr. Mole: Pet Care

Dr. Mole: Pet Care keeps the whole of your pet's care in one place — feeding and pills, shots and walks. One list of what today needs, and one health history you can hand to the vet.

REMINDERS THAT ACTUALLY FIRE
Feeding, medicines, water, walks, parasite prevention, cage cleaning, aquarium water changes — a schedule built for each species. Reminders arrive on time even when the system is saving battery: the app tells you which permission to turn on and checks itself after a reboot.

HEALTH, ALL IN ONE PLACE
— A vaccination schedule for your region: CIS, Europe, USA and Canada, the Middle East. Due dates are worked out for you and recounted from the date a shot was actually given.
— Deworming and flea-and-tick prevention as schedules of their own, each with the next date.
— Vet appointments: booked, reminded, and noted afterwards.
— Weight with a target and a chart.
— Documents: photos of the vaccination passport and clinic papers stay in the app.

DOCTOR MOLE, AN AI ASSISTANT (BETA)
Ask about care, feeding, behaviour or how your pet feels — Doctor Mole answers with its species, breed and records in mind. He can set a reminder, log weight, water or appetite to the dashboard, add a medicine to the cabinet, record an expense and open the right section — always only after you confirm. With worrying signs he tells you to go to a clinic straight away and shows the nearest ones. The model runs right on your phone, offline: your questions and your pet's data are not sent anywhere. It is downloaded once (2.6–3.7 GB) and needs a phone with 8 GB of RAM. Included in the subscription. Doctor Mole does not diagnose and never names doses.

MEDICINE CABINET
Packs with what is left, the expiry date and the shelf life once opened. Doses are written off from reminders, the app warns you what is running low and what has expired, and files empty packs away.

DRUG INTERACTION CHECK
Before giving two medicines together, see what is known about them: what depends on the species, what is better spaced apart, and which questions to ask at the clinic. No doses are ever named and nothing is approved — this prepares you for the vet, it does not replace one.

WALKS
The route on a map, time and distance, and the history of every walk. With friends you can form a group and walk together — shared walks are visible to everyone in it.

WHAT YOUR PET MUST NOT EAT
A reference of toxic foods by species: what is genuinely dangerous, what it does, and the signs to watch for. First aid sits beside it, and with a subscription the nearest clinics on a map. There is a mini-game about it too: fetch the bone, skip the chocolate.

A DASHBOARD FOR YOUR SPECIES
Walks and distance for a dog, time out of the cage for a rabbit, temperature, nitrate and water changes for an aquarium. Water, appetite, mood, feedings, weight — the home screen shows only what this animal needs.

WHO IT IS FOR
Dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, birds and parrots, rodents, reptiles, aquarium fish. You can keep several pets.

REPORTS
A single-file summary for the vet, and a record of what your pet costs.

PROGRESS
Levels and achievements for real care, weekly challenges, a collection, themes and live wallpapers — so the daily routine is not a chore.

CLOUD
Signing in with Google saves a copy: profile, pets, reminders, health and the medicine cabinet. Reinstall or change phones and it all comes back.

SUBSCRIPTION
The essentials are free: reminders, vaccinations and prevention, walks, the toxic-food reference, first aid. A subscription adds analytics, clinics on the map, the AI care review, the cloud copy and the collection. Cancel any time in Google Play.

IMPORTANT
The app helps you keep up with care and come prepared to an appointment. It does not diagnose and does not replace a veterinarian. If your pet is unwell, go to a clinic.