A shared pet care app for everyone on your team.
The meals, the walks, the little things. Give everyone who cares for your pet one place to follow the routine.
Turn “has anyone?” into a clear answer
When care is scattered across conversations, it can be hard to tell whether a task was planned or actually completed. Team Pet brings shared tasks, reminders, and activity history together so caregivers can check the routine in one place.
Create a task for the right pet, assign responsibility, and record it after the care happens. The shared record helps the next person understand what needs attention without piecing together a day of messages.
Give each person a clear responsibility
Build your care team with the people who help in real life. Agree who handles each task and who can cover a change in plans. A named owner is more useful than an alert everyone assumes someone else will handle.
The app supports the routine you agree on. It does not replace a direct handoff when responsibility changes or a conversation about what a caregiver is comfortable doing.
Start with a routine you already know
- Add the pet and invite the people who will help.
- Create a few recurring tasks, such as meals and walks, using your actual care plan.
- Assign the tasks, check reminder delivery, and record completion.
- Review the first week together and clarify anything ambiguous.
Keep essential instructions and a backup contact accessible if someone cannot reach the app. For prescribed medication, follow your veterinarian’s instructions and confirm the record before acting.
Questions about shared pet care
Who is Team Pet for?
Families, couples, roommates, and caregivers who want to coordinate pet-care tasks and keep a shared routine.
Does every reminder mean a task is complete?
No. A reminder signals planned care. The caregiver should record completion after doing the task.
Is every feature free?
Team Pet is free to download with in-app purchases. Check the current in-app plan screen for feature access and limits.
Put the routine into practice.
Did someone feed the dog? Build a feeding log everyone can use.
Stop relying on an empty bowl. Use a shared dog feeding log with a clear owner, actual completion times, and a simple household handoff.
Sharing pet care with roommates: agree on the details first.
Set clear pet-care expectations with roommates, including task ownership, agreed instructions, backups, shared logs, and changes to the arrangement.
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