PetBG Journal: Pet Diabetes

Log glucose and insulin, view full history and trends, create vet PDF reports, and share care with one additional caregiver, all without a subscription.

Caring for a pet with diabetes comes with daily routines: check glucose with a meter, note insulin, and watch how glucose levels change over time. PetBG Journal keeps the glucose readings, insulin doses, times, weights, and notes you enter together in one pet history.

From the Meter to the Log

Check your pet's glucose with your meter, then manually log the glucose reading, insulin dose, time, weight, and notes. Each reading appears against the glucose range you keep for your pet and is marked Critical Low, Low, Expected, or High.

See How Glucose Levels Change

Open Trends to review 1 week, 4 weeks, or 1 year. See readings in context with Time in Range, average glucose, variability, reading count, and low and high events. PetBG organizes what you enter; it does not make a clinical assessment.

Share One History

Sign in with Apple and invite a partner, family member, or trusted friend to your pet's Care Team. A Care Team member opens the shared pet profile, adds a glucose reading, and sees the same history. Shared entries show who added them.

Create a PDF Report for Your Veterinarian

Choose 1 week, 4 weeks, or 1 year to create a PDF report with the glucose trend, Time in Range, summary metrics, low and high events, and a reading log with insulin and notes. PDF reports are included without PetBG Pro.

Guest Mode and Signed-In Sync

Use guest mode without creating an account, and keep logging when your device is offline. After you sign in, changes sync across supported devices when a connection is available. Care Team sharing requires sign-in and a connection.

Free and PetBG Pro

PetBG includes one pet profile, trends, medication reminders, PDF reports, and one additional Care Team member. PetBG Pro adds CSV import and export, multiple pet profiles, and a larger Care Team.

Important Information

PetBG is intended as a record-keeping and visualization app, not as a medical device. It does not diagnose your pet, recommend treatment or insulin amounts, or control a glucose meter or insulin device. Always make treatment decisions with your veterinarian.

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