For the vet
Example reportRecords from 1–6 October
Recorded by Andriy
Clinic document, added by Olena
Recorded by Andriy
chowyMedication, observations and documents in one history. Your family can see who took care of what, and bring the records that matter to the vet.
AI answers with sources, powered by Claude.Public access depends on Apple approval and available beta places.
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Example book
MuraBeagle, 3 years old
Her habits, health and little adventures.
As prescribed by the vet
Try marking the medicine in this example.
Usual appetite, feeling well.
Recorded by Andriy
Try another memory for this entry.
Mura and her records are a fictional example.
Olena marked the medicine. Andriy recorded how Mura felt after her walk. When someone else takes over, the history stays with them.
Choose a period and bring observations into a report. For a sitter, prepare a separate care memo with the facts they need.
Records from 1–6 October
Recorded by Andriy
Clinic document, added by Olena
Recorded by Andriy
Nine ideas for the two of you. Choose what your dog enjoys, at their pace.

Leave time for one long pause on a familiar route. Let your dog explore a scent that catches their attention.
Bookmarks stay in this browser.
Allergies, medication and contacts from a saved emergency card are available on your phone offline. You can also choose to keep original documents on the device.
The full history and AI answers need an internet connection.
We’re building with Claude to make your dog’s records easier to understand. Explore two workflows with Mura’s fictional book.
Ask Claude with fictional records · document example uses prepared results
AI finds facts in your dog’s records and shows its sources. Recall events before an appointment and bring a specific question to the vet.
AI does not diagnose. Review how data is shared and give consent in the app before using AI.
The first note in this example is from 1 October. Andriy noticed itching after a meal.
Itching after a meal. Noted for discussion at the appointment.
Andriy, 1 October
Only Mura’s fictional records. Responses may be reused for up to 5 minutes.
The idea is simple: Claude reads the document, you check the extracted details, then decide what belongs in the book. Try checking a draft below.
Choose a detail in the draft below to highlight its original text.
Dog: Mura
Visit: 4 October 2026
Weight recorded: 12.4 kg
Owner observation: scratching after meals.
Bring the food diary to the next visit.
Choose a detail in the draft below to highlight its original text.
From the originalVisit: 4 October 2026
This is a local example. Nothing is uploaded or saved to a dog’s book.
You choose who shares the book. Export every record as a file for free; delete your account and data from settings.
How Chowy handles your dataKeep the book and pass on what matters.
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The saved emergency card and original documents you explicitly keep on your phone. The full history and AI answers need an internet connection.
No. Chowy keeps facts and helps you share them with a vet. AI answers from your dog’s history, shows sources and does not diagnose.
Yes. Exporting all records as a file is free. An archive containing original photos and documents is not yet part of this export.
Yes. Family and invited caregivers share one dog’s history. Each entry shows who added it.
Our vision: connect compatible smart collars and temperature-sensing microchips to your dog’s book. Claude could put activity, sleep and temperature readings in context alongside care records and veterinary documents.
Concept preview · all readings are simulated
Choose a day to read the family’s note.
0 — 100 min
These are illustrative readings and prepared observations, not medical guidance. Temperature is a sample spot reading; rest is a sample duration. Neither diagnoses a condition.
We plan to explore Claude-assisted vet briefs, document translations, voice notes and access to the book through MCP. Each needs its own testing before release.
We plan to explore trackers and sensors for activity, rest and temperature. Our own Chowy device is a longer-term ambition. These integrations are not available yet; no manufacturer partnership is announced. Temperature-sensing microchips would require a compatible reader, not provide continuous remote monitoring.
An independent Ukrainian product by Yevhen Ivchenko. Chowy is self-funded, with its iPhone app currently testing in TestFlight.
Explored the example? Find out how to try Chowy with your own dog.
Public access depends on Apple approval and available beta places.
Coming soon to the App Store