Food and water
Keep portions, products, refill context and the cat-parent observations that give those numbers meaning.
Cat health tracker app.
A cat health tracker that keeps the whole day together
Padr is a cat care app for recording food, water, litter, weight, mood, notes and care context for each cat. It makes the daily record easier to understand and share. It does not diagnose illness or replace veterinary care.
A usable daily record.
Track the signals you actually see
Padr brings the small care facts into one cat-specific view, rather than leaving food, litter and family notes scattered across the day.
Use it as a cat food tracker for meals and portions. Record water context, litter, weight, wellbeing, play and observations. Add a note when the story behind a number matters.
Each entry belongs to the cat, local day and home where it happened. That makes a long-running record more useful than a generic checklist.
One cat at a time.
A cat health diary should respect the source
A feeder, fountain or litter box can contribute useful context. It cannot tell the whole story alone.
Litter and weight
Preserve visits, supported device facts, photos and weight as separate evidence. A visit alone does not prove pee or poo.
Mood and care
Record the human context that a sensor cannot see, then keep follow-ups beside the day they belong to.
Pattern, not a verdict.
Personal rhythm can make follow-up clearer
Padr learns each cat from that cat's own recorded signals and cat-parent inputs.
A familiar pattern can be useful context for a family or a veterinary conversation. It does not prove that a cat is healthy, safe or medically typical. Missing information remains missing information.
That distinction matters. A calm record is more trustworthy when it does not turn ordinary uncertainty into a medical claim.
Useful next step.
Bring the fuller story to the right conversation
When something concerns you, Padr can help you revisit what was recorded and when it changed.
For urgent symptoms or any concern about your cat's health, contact a veterinarian. Padr is a personal cat-care record, not a diagnostic service, medical device or substitute for professional advice.
Start with today.
One honest record can become a clearer rhythm
Build the day from food, water, litter, weight, mood, care and the details only your family knows.