Living with a dog who has a chronic condition is exhausting in a quiet, specific way. bond is built for that work.
There's a running tally in your head — last dose, last walk, last incident, what the vet said, what you noticed yesterday. The cost of forgetting any of it is real. So you keep notes in a phone, a spreadsheet, a group text. Things get lost. Vet appointments become a guessing game. Patterns sit invisible because no one was tracking long enough to see them.
bond exists because that work deserves a tool built for it — not a generic pet log, not a productivity app, not a wellness platform. A record that's careful, calm, and actually useful when you sit down across from a vet and have to answer what's been happening.
Four small things, done well. The kind of work you'd otherwise do in five different apps and a notes file — except now it's in one calm place, structured the way a vet wants to read it.
Tap once when you give a dose. bond shows you what's been given today, what's coming, and the last seven days at a glance — so the 6am kitchen question never has to be a guess again.
A seizure. A flare-up. An accident on the rug. When something hard happens and you sit down to log it, bond holds every detail — type, duration, severity, what came after — so the things that fade by tomorrow stay clear.
Each condition you're watching for gets its own view — every dose, every note, every event in one place. The patterns you'd miss in a scrolling timeline come into focus when the days are laid side by side.
One tap before the appointment. bond produces a structured PDF — meds and adherence, every incident with date and duration, weight, notes, and the trends. Printable. Shareable. The end of the appointment-as-guessing-game.
Plus adds shared care for a partner, a parent, a sitter — same dose log, same incidents, same patterns. Plus full history beyond 90 days, the vet-report PDF, and multiple dogs.
Everything you need for one dog. Last 90 days of history.
Or $24.99/year — 7-day free trial on annual. Cancel any time.
