OldieCare tracker for senior dogs
Medications, care tasks, vaccines and weight for dogs age 7 and up. Shared with everyone in the household, so the pills get given once.
iPhone and Android. English and Spanish.
- 55care guides, every claim cited
- 131veterinary and peer-reviewed sources
- 241breeds with a senior age and life expectancy
- 2dogs free, no time limit
One day7:00 am
Who gave the eye drops?
The pills get given. Who gave them, and when, is the part a household loses track of. Oldie keeps one list for everyone, and when something is marked done, everyone sees who did it. Scroll through a day.
- Joint supplementWith breakfastOlivia, 7:24 am7:30 am
- Short walkSlow, on the flatSam, 8:36 am8:30 am
- Eye drops, left eyeMiddayOlivia, 1:06 pm1:00 pm
- Eye drops, left eyeEveningSam, 7:31 pm7:30 pm
Nothing left today. The history shows who did what, and nobody had to ask.
Set up in an evening
- 1
Add your dog
Name, breed and birthday. Oldie knows the age at which each breed counts as senior and writes the first birthday letter from there.
- 2
Add what they take
Medications, supplements, walks, teeth, eye drops, with the dose and the times they are due. Vaccines and weight have their own tabs.
- 3
Invite the household
Share a six-character code. Everyone sees the same list, and when something is marked done the history shows who did it.
What it keeps track of
Households
Members join with a code and see the same schedule. The log records who did what.
Today
Everything due today across all dogs, grouped by dog. One tap to mark done. Overdue items are flagged.
Medications
Dose, times and purpose for each medication and supplement. Auto-ship deliveries tracked by date.
Vaccines
Date given, next due and a photo of the certificate. Reminders 30 and 7 days before.
Weight
A chart over time with a note per entry. Changes over 5 percent are flagged.
Reference
Short entries on mobility, cognition, vision and hearing, dental, nutrition and when to call the vet. Every entry cites its sources.
Birthday letters
One letter per year from age 7. Kept in the app; share or print them.
Memorial
When your beloved senior passes, the memories stay in the app. Reminders stop; records and letters remain.
A weight that drifts
An older dog loses or gains slowly enough that nobody notices week to week. The chart notices. Each entry takes a note, and a change of more than 5 percent gets a flag, so the next vet visit starts with a line instead of a guess.
One letter a year, from seven
Every birthday in the senior years, Oldie writes your dog a letter. It stays in the app with the others, and you can share it or print it. By eleven there is a small stack, and it reads like the years did.
Written from the research, not the forums
Every guide inside the app cites veterinary guidelines and peer-reviewed studies, and ends the same way: your vet knows your dog. The same guides are open to anyone on this site.
When is a dog senior
There is no single birthday that makes a dog senior. The American Animal Hospital Association defines the senior stage as the.
4 sources Mobility and jointsArthritis and joint stiffness
Osteoarthritis is one of the most common chronic painful conditions in dogs.
4 sources Mind and behaviourNight waking and restlessness
A senior who paces, whines or wants out at three in the morning is describing a change, not misbehaving.
3 sources Emergencies and when to callSigns that need a call today
Older dogs hide illness. AAHA's senior guidelines list the changes owners should report rather than watch: malaise, progressive.
6 sourcesFree for every dog and everyone in the home
Everything in Oldie is free. A small banner ad on Android pays for it, and one purchase, made once through the app stores, removes the ad for the whole household.
Free
- Every dog and every member of the household
- Medications, care tasks, vaccines, weight, history
- Shared reminders, routed by assignment
- Supply and shipment reminders
- Reference, birthday letters, sharing and printing
- A small banner ad on Android
Remove ads
- No ads, for everyone in the household
- Everything in Free, unchanged
- Bought once through the App Store or Google Play
- Restores on any phone signed in to the same store account
On both stores at launch
App Store and Google Play links appear here the day the app is out.
General information only. Talk to your vet about your dog.