ARYNOTE · KEEP YOUR RECORDS TOGETHER
Pet medication records and reminders
Keep the medication information provided by your veterinarian and the related care reminders in one place. Start with a free web account.
Use separate profiles for cats, dogs, birds, rabbits and other pets. Check that the right animal is selected before adding a record.
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Record the medication information exactly as provided by your veterinarian. Keep relevant documents with the health record so you can consult the original instructions.
Add a care reminder
Add your animal’s profile, open Reminders and create a record for the care task you want to remember. Review the date and time before saving.
Records are not prescribing advice
AryNote does not decide the medication, dose or treatment duration. Ask your veterinarian if an instruction is unclear, a dose was missed or your animal’s condition changes.
Medication and reminder checklist
Medication and dose
Copy the name and dose from the prescription. This guide does not recommend a medication or dose.
Repeat interval
The field uses hours. Clarify the prescription instructions; do not enter the number of daily administrations directly into an hours field.
Start and status
Check the start date and time, and the end date if known. Make sure the treatment status reflects the current situation.
Administration and notification
Log doses that were actually given. Seeing a reminder does not mean the medication was administered; check device notification permissions separately.
Are a medication record and a reminder the same thing?
A medication record holds treatment information, an administration log records what happened, and a reminder helps you track a task. Dismissing a notification does not confirm a dose was given. If you are unsure whether a dose was given or it was missed, do not infer a dosing decision from the app; contact your veterinarian.
Organize prescriptions and reports · Keep vaccination history too

Prefer paper or Excel?
Start with blank vaccination and medication logs, available without an account. The files do not send reminders.
Free PDF and Excel templatesStep by step on the web
These steps describe the web application. Mobile screen labels and layout may differ.
Open medications
Select the right animal and choose “New record” in medications.
Enter the prescribed information
Fill “Medication”, “Dose”, “Repeat interval” and “Start”. The repeat interval is in hours. A prefilled value is not treatment advice; compare every field with your veterinarian’s instructions.
Review and save
Check “Treatment status” and add an end time if known. Choose “Save” and confirm the record appears in the list.
Record what happened
On an active medication record, use “Dose taken” only for an administered dose and “Skipped” for one not administered. These actions record events, not medical decisions.
Add a separate reminder
For an additional care reminder, open Reminders and choose “New record”. Select “Custom”, enter a title and reminder time. A reminder does not replace the medication record or a dose administration record.
Common questions
Does a reminder prove a medication was given?
No. A reminder is a prompt, not proof that a task was completed. Keep your care records accurate.
Can I start without installing an app?
Yes. Use all features free on the web during early access, with 20 AI actions per account per month, or download AryNote on the App Store. Android is coming soon.
If something goes wrong
Cannot save or find the record
Check required fields and dates highlighted in the form. Wait for saving to finish, then check the selected animal and any date filters. Creating the record again before checking can produce duplicates.
A file or notification is missing
Check that the upload finished; selecting a file does not by itself save the record. Check reminder time, notification preferences and device permissions. Do not rely on notifications alone for critical care times.
Vet visit preparation checklist
Gather your records and questions before your appointment. Check off and print the free list; no account needed.
Vet visit preparation checklist