Your pets list is sorted alphabetically by name. Tap any pet card to open that pet's profile. If you have more than six pets, a search bar appears at the top of the list — type a name, breed, or species to filter the cards. The profile page shows your pet's photo (or a species emoji if no photo has been added), along with their name, age, and sex.

The profile is organised into four tabs:

Tap a tab to switch between them. A row of dots beneath the tab bar shows which tab you're viewing.

Your pet's photo updates straight away across the app.

Note: Clinical details such as breed, date of birth, and sex are managed by your vet practice and are shown here as read-only. Contact your practice if any of these details need correcting.

From your pet's profile, tap History to see a timeline of your pet's records.

You can filter the timeline to show:

Tap the filter button at the top of the screen and select the category you want.

How you remove a pet depends on whether your vet practice holds a record for them.

If your pet has no clinic records (for example, a pet you added yourself and have never registered with a practice), open the pet's edit screen and scroll to the bottom. Tap Delete Pet and confirm in the pop-up that appears. The pet is permanently removed — this cannot be undone.

If your pet has a record at a clinic, the app cannot delete them directly, because those records belong to the practice. Instead, you'll see a message explaining this. If the record is wrong or the pet isn't yours, tap the button to message the clinic — the app opens a chat with a removal request already drafted for you. Send or edit the message as needed.

If you remove a pet by mistake, contact your vet practice to have the record restored.