Pet profiles
A profile per pet with name, species, breed, birth and adoption dates, colour, weight and microchip, in the same fields the iOS app uses.
For shelters, rescues and charities
Here too the caveat comes before the list: Animiyo has no shelter module. There is no shelter role, no adoption management and no intake and outcome register. What does exist is a serious health and behaviour record for every animal in care, and capacity management through the boarding module of the shop workspace.
In a shelter an animal's history is almost always incomplete on arrival and is built day by day: the prophylaxis given, the weight regained, the episodes of diarrhoea, the behaviour inside and outside the kennel, who handled it, what makes it react. If that history lives on loose sheets and in the memory of volunteers, it is lost at the first shift change and starts again from scratch after a failed adoption.
The features below exist to hold it together. The health side follows weight, body condition, treatments and adherence, stools, skin and lameness using the same record owners and vets use. The behaviour side records episodes, triggers, training sessions, enrichment and an environmental welfare score. All of it can be shared read-only with an adopter or exported when the animal leaves.
The catalogue has no entry marked for shelters, because the product has no dedicated module. The cards below are existing features selected for their relevance to shelter work and pulled from the catalogue by identifier. Two of them, the boarding diary and the admission health check, belong to the shop workspace: they are the only mechanism that counts places night by night today, and using them means opening a shop workspace with an active licence.
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Features described on this page
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Live in the web application
18
Also live in the iOS app
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Included in the free plan
These counts are generated from the feature catalogue: they only include entries that are already live on at least one platform and already described in the language you are reading. No line of this list is written by hand, so when a feature changes status the page changes with it, and anything still under construction does not appear at all.
A profile per pet with name, species, breed, birth and adoption dates, colour, weight and microchip, in the same fields the iOS app uses.
Eight species handled with the same profile: dog, cat, rabbit, bird, fish, reptile, hamster and a generic entry for the rest.
Profile picture stored in the pet's private space and reused across every list, profile and printable document.
Photo album kept separate from the profile picture, sorted newest first, with upload and deletion of individual shots.
Check of the fifteen digit code against ISO 11784 and 11785, reading the prefix as country or manufacturer and warning when the format is not valid in the European Union.
Timeline built from birth, adoption, first vaccination, first visit and yearly anniversaries, plus the memories you add with date, title, note and photo.
Breed page with the Wikipedia summary in your language, photographs from dog.ceo for dogs and iNaturalist nomenclature for the other species.
A single record holding vaccinations, treatments, visits, weight and conditions, updated in real time and written in the same schema the iOS app reads.
Log with vaccine name and type, date, batch, veterinarian and next booster, using the WSAVA split between core and non core.
Ongoing and finished treatments with dose, frequency, start and end dates, prescriber, purpose and doses left.
Visit history with date, veterinarian, practice, reason, diagnosis, treatment given, follow up and cost.
Weigh ins in kilograms with date, a trend chart and a warning when the last measurement is more than forty five days old.
List of allergies, illnesses and chronic conditions with diagnosis date and active or resolved status, reused by the other tools in the app.
Daily note on mood, appetite, stool quality, symptoms and observations, with five mood levels and five stool consistencies.
The nine point WSAVA scale guided by three questions, with an estimated ideal weight and a history over time.
The four level WSAVA scale over spine, scapulae, skull and pelvis, independent of body fat.
The weight curves of several pets from the same family compared on one chart.
Species specific validated scale, Glasgow CMPS short form for dogs and Feline Grimace Scale for cats, with a daily entry, a trend and the analgesic intervention threshold.
Villalobos HHHHHMM questionnaire across seven dimensions, with the published threshold of 35 points out of 70 and an alert when the score falls.
Purina seven point faecal scale with daily frequency and a comparison between the average score and recorded diet change periods.
Episode frequency, appearance of the material and relation to meals, with explicit alerts for blood and repeated vomiting.
Body map of lesions by anatomical region, pruritus score on the validated eleven point scale, dated photo and trend over time.
Grade per individual limb on the five point scale, walking surface, episode duration, linked video and a separate trend for each limb.
Dose worked out from the real body weight with published dose ranges, a warning when the value leaves the range, and species bans.
Share of doses given against the plan, daily chart and count of consecutive missed doses.
Register of titres with the WSAVA protection thresholds and the next recommended check.
Visits, vaccinations, parasite treatments, medications, lab reports, weight and all twelve clinical logs on a single timeline, with filters by event type, period and relevance.
A certificate form pre-filled with identification, microchip, valid vaccinations and parasite treatments, with the clinical examination and declaration left blank, ready for the veterinarian to stamp and sign.
Antiparasitic and worming treatments with product, type, date and next due date, and a default interval of thirty days for external products and ninety for internal ones.
Due dates gathered from vaccinations, appointments, active treatments, antiparasitics, policies and tasks, sorted by date and split into overdue, within seven days and within thirty.
Room by room checklist with a score, critical areas and the three most urgent actions to take.
Month by month, what actually protects your animal in that period: ticks, sandflies, heartworm, fleas, processionary caterpillars, grass awns and worming. The windows come from parasite biology and adapt to latitude and hemisphere.
Energy requirement from resting metabolism, seventy times body weight to the power of nought point seven five, adjusted for age, neutering and activity, with grams per day.
A seven or ten day calendar with daily percentages, longer for pets with a digestive history, plus a diary of the outcome.
Target weight, calorie deficit following the AAHA guidelines, expected duration and a weekly check on real weigh ins.
How much water is needed daily, how much comes from wet food and how much must come from the bowl, compared with the real log. It flags polydipsia, often the first sign of kidney disease, diabetes or thyroid trouble.
From kilocalories to the grams you weigh out, divided across the actual meals and rounded to the step you really weigh at, so the daily ration stays exact.
Expected consumption, days of stock, run-out date and reorder date, computed from the ration and the pack size.
Diary entries with date, title, text and one of six observed moods, to record changes in behaviour over time.
Exercise, duration, successful over attempted repetitions and advancement criterion, with the session closed early when a stress signal appears.
Sixty two protocols for dogs and cats across three levels, each with goal, prerequisites, advancement criterion, duration and the signals that mean stop.
Repeatable questionnaire on twelve documented clinical signs, with the trend over time and an explicit referral to a veterinary behaviourist.
Antecedent, behaviour and consequence of every episode, with recurrence analysis by antecedent, time of day and place.
Located episodes grouped by place within fifty metres on an OpenStreetMap background, with dominant antecedent and mean intensity.
Ratio between reinforcements and corrections across sessions, with a reading of the method used and the stress signals recorded.
Seven days of activities rotating across the five enrichment categories, chosen by species and temperament with no repeats in the week.
Type of play, duration, arousal level and recovery time, showing whether the feline predatory sequence was completed or left unfinished.
Score on the five freedoms of the Farm Animal Welfare Council with suggested actions for every freedom that is not met.
Point by point walk track, with distance computed on the Earth sphere using the haversine formula, plus the actual duration.
Walking itinerary to the chosen place, with distance, estimated time and turn by turn directions.
Fenced dog areas within the chosen radius, sorted by distance.
Walking distance and duration read through the ten per cent maximum increase rule, with the acute to chronic load ratio and a count of rest days.
Glass, baits, loose dogs, traffic, grass awns, stagnant water and building sites marked on the map with an alert radius, visible only to the animal's co-owners.
A single list of due dates across all your pets, showing where each one comes from and how urgent it is, updated as you change the data.
Browser notifications through Firebase Cloud Messaging, with token registration and revocation from the device and a clear message when the browser does not support them.
Care tasks per pet, with title, due date, notes and status, which flow into the reminder list.
Four separate switches for messages, appointments, orders and marketing, with marketing off until you turn it on.
Archive of the pet's files in PDF, JPEG, PNG, HEIC and WebP, with title, size and upload date, kept in the pet's private space.
A single JSON file with profile, pets, every log, contacts and budget, with dates converted to ISO 8601, produced in the browser without going through the server.
Single pet record as CSV following RFC 4180 and as a printable page, covering profile, vaccinations, treatments, visits, appointments, weigh ins and expenses.
Printable poster with photo, distinguishing marks, microchip, last seen location, reward, contacts and a QR code pointing to the pet's public page.
Log of expenses and income with amount, category, date, payment method, merchant and recurrence, broken down by pet and period.
A savings target built on the highest one-off expense already faced and on the pet's risk profile, that is species, age and active chronic conditions, with every assumption of the calculation shown and progress towards the target.
A PDF or image receipt attached to each movement and kept in the user's private storage, with a document coverage indicator and the amount of expenses still without proof.
Your own categories beyond the predefined ones, each linked to a base category so that the iOS app keeps reading the data, with automatic migration of the movements when a category is renamed or deleted.
Total, share of the overall spending, monthly average and category breakdown for each pet, computed only on the expenses actually linked to that pet, with no presumed attributions.
Tabular register of the year's expenses as a spreadsheet friendly CSV, with date, counterparty, category, payment method, traceability, receipt presence, deductibility flag, amount within the annual ceiling and a tax summary showing the parameters used.
Shared access to the same pet with three roles, owner, editor and viewer, plus a log of role changes, joins and departures.
Public read only link carrying a copy of the sections you pick among vaccinations, treatments, antiparasitics, conditions, visits, appointments and weight, revocable at any time.
QR code for the tag that opens a public page with your contact details: whoever finds the pet can leave a sighting and, if you allow it, the location.
Address book of veterinarians, groomers, boarding kennels and pet sitters with phone, email, address and notes, sorted by name.
Direct messages between owners, clinics and stores, with an unread counter and the last message updated by the server.
Six emergencies, choking, poisoning, heatstroke, bleeding, seizure and fracture, each with signs, what to do, what to avoid and how to transport the pet.
A question flow on species, age, duration and symptoms picked from eight groups, returning four urgency levels with the reasons, without giving a diagnosis.
Clinics, parks, dog parks, shops and drinking fountains from open data, sorted by distance.
Filter on the hours declared in open data, with a clear warning that they may be incomplete.
Public page opened from the QR code, with no sign in, showing photo and contacts and a form to leave a sighting with the location, if the owner allowed it.
Stays by kennel with availability counted night by night: if a single night is full, the whole period does not fit.
Cover checked at admission against citable sources: it says what is missing, what has expired and what expires during the stay.
Italian, English, French, Spanish, German, Simplified Chinese, Estonian, Russian and Arabic, with right to left layout for Arabic and the language in the page address.
App manifest with icons and standalone launch, so the site installs on the home screen and opens like an application.
Append only log of who did what and when, visible in full to the administrator and limited to their own clinic for a veterinarian.
Deletion that removes pets, logs, contacts, shares and budget before removing the account itself, after a fresh sign in.
The path splits in two. The health and behaviour side needs no activation and works immediately with an ordinary account. Capacity management instead needs a shop workspace, which means registration and licence allocation.
Registration is the ordinary one. For the health and behaviour record alone nothing else is needed and no professional licence is required.
One profile per animal with species, breed, microchip and photographs. Weights and measurements are compared across several animals in one view, which matters when you have dozens in care.
Vaccinations, treatments and dosing adherence, stools and vomiting, skin, lameness, behaviour episodes, triggers, enrichment and environmental welfare, with a unified clinical timeline per animal.
The boarding diary counts kennel availability night by night and the health check verifies requirements before admission. It is a boarding module, not a shelter one: it requires registering a shop workspace and a licence allocated by the platform.
The product offers less to this audience than to the other three, and this section belongs before the feature list. None of these points is a declared roadmap item: they describe the state today.
The only two professional workspaces are the veterinary practice and the shop. There is no register of arrivals and departures, and no reporting towards national animal registries or competent authorities.
There are no adoption applications, adopter questionnaires, contracts, foster placements or post-adoption follow-up. Read-only sharing of the profile is currently the only handover tool towards an adopter.
There is no volunteer register, shift planning, fundraising, campaign or donation reporting. Costs are recorded in the budget module, which is designed for a private household rather than for charity accounts.
Kennels and stays are modelled as paid boarding, with a price list and bookings. It works for counting places and checking health requirements, but the vocabulary and fields are not those of a shelter and it needs a shop workspace with an active licence.
The pages below hold the numbers, the full feature list, the security measures actually applied and the contractual texts. There is no commercial version and technical version: this is the same material a data protection officer can ask to read before signing.
Animiyo is not that today. If instead the problem is that the health and behaviour history of the animals in your care gets lost between shift changes, the part described on this page exists, is largely included in the free plan and needs no activation at all.
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