Shared pet care apps for families split into two groups: apps built for exactly one question — who fed the dog — and broader trackers covering a household’s whole care routine. Our Little Paws, Who Fed The Dog?, Who Fed Henry and Pet Feeder answer the first. Furly, Team Pet App, Pawlo and PetnotePlus take on the second. Below is a clear pick for each, plus a side-by-side comparison.
Our Little Paws — best for zero setup, no accounts
Every care item you define — feeding, medicine, walks, grooming — gets logged the same way: who did it, and when. There is no sign-in; carers pick their name from a list already on the phone, the way a fridge magnet worked, kept in the room where the care happens. A second phone can join too, syncing the same pets and history through Apple’s iCloud with nothing to create on either side. The trade-off: it is a native iPhone app, in English, on the App Store only — not Android. Free to download and use every day; €4.99 a month or €19.99 a year unlocks care history older than a week.
Who Fed The Dog? — best for pet sitters and temporary access
whofedthedog.com.au logs feedings, medication, walks and water, showing who completed each one — and it is the only app on this list built to hand a pet sitter temporary access to the log, rather than a full account. Available on the App Store and Google Play.
Who Fed Henry — best free trial for a household-wide tracker
whofedhenry.com bills itself as “the shared pet care app for your household,” tracking medication, feeding, walking and weight across every pet in the house. A 7-day free trial is the way in before committing to anything.
Pet Feeder — best free option with instant alerts
petfeeder.app is free and ad-supported: one tap logs a feed, treat or medication, and everyone else in the family gets an instant push notification. It handles multiple pets on different schedules. iOS only.
Furly — best for couples and co-caregivers
Furly is aimed squarely at families, couples and co-caregivers, with reminders, health records, shared routines and a profile photo for each pet. Available on iOS and Android.
Team Pet App — best for households with a professional caregiver too
teampetapp.com assigns recurring care tasks to specific people and adds veterinary records plus in-app messaging, organised around “care teams” built to include professional caregivers alongside family.
Pawlo — best for turning it into a habit
getpawlo.app tracks feeding, walks and medication with real-time sync and attribution across the household, plus streaks and a weekly “who did what” summary — the closest thing on this list to gamifying the routine. The free tier covers one pet; Pawlo Premium is paid. Available on iOS and Android.
PetnotePlus — best for a full shareable health record
PetnotePlus goes wider than daily care: weight, medication, vaccines, a photo diary and expenses, shareable with up to 15 family members. Less about answering “who fed the dog” today, more a complete pet record over time. Available on iOS and Android.
| App | What it tracks | Built for | Platform |
|---|---|---|---|
| Our Little Paws | Any care item you define — feeding, medicine, walks, grooming — each one with who did it and when | One phone, or synced with a carer via iCloud | iPhone (App Store) |
| Who Fed The Dog? | Feedings, medication, walks, water — who did each one | Households and pet sitters | iOS & Android |
| Who Fed Henry | Feeding, medication, walking, weight, per pet | Multi-person households | — |
| Pet Feeder | Feed / treat / medicate, with instant notifications | Families wanting a real-time alert | iOS |
| Furly | Reminders, health records, shared routines | Couples and co-caregivers | iOS & Android |
| Team Pet App | Assigned recurring tasks, vet records, messaging | Households with several caregivers | — |
| Pawlo | Feeding, walks, medication, real-time sync | Couples, families, roommates | iOS & Android |
| PetnotePlus | Weight, meds, vaccines, diary, expenses | A full shareable pet health record | iOS & Android |
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