여기냥 - 고양이 건강 기록

Yeoginoyang is a health record app that organizes your cat's meals, medication, bowel movements, vomiting, symptoms, and photo notes by cat.

As cats get sick or age, recording even small changes becomes crucial.

It is difficult to remember every time when they ate, when they took their medicine, or how their vomiting or bowel movements were.

Yeoginyang helps you record these things more easily and quickly.

By speaking using the microphone button, you can organize details such as meals, medication, and symptoms into records, and you can also save photos and notes to track changes in your cat's condition.

Key Features

- Voice Health Recording

You can organize spoken comments into records, such as "I ate 100g of food," "I gave half a pill," or "I vomited once."

- Check Today's Records

You can view today's records of meals, medication, bowel movements, vomiting, symptoms, and photos on a daily basis.

Yeoginyang - Manage Cat Profiles

Even in households raising multiple cats, you can distinguish and record them by name, photo, and color.

- Reports by Period

You can collect records on a weekly or monthly basis to organize changes in symptoms and lifestyle patterns before visiting the vet.

- Store Photos and Notes

You can record conditions that are difficult to describe in words, such as eyes, skin, bowel movements, and vomiting, along with photos.

- Co-caregiver Feature

You can invite family members or co-caregivers to manage the same cat's records together.

Recommended for:

- Guardians caring for senior or sick cats

- Those who need to record medication, meals, vomiting, and bowel movements

- Those who want to record the growth and health status of kittens

- Multi-cat households

- Those who want to organize symptoms before visiting the vet

- Those who want to keep cat condition photos scattered across their photo albums

Yeogi Nyang is a health notebook designed to ensure you don't miss even the smallest changes in your cat.

※ Yeogi Nyang does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment. If you suspect any health issues with your cat, please be sure to consult a veterinarian.