Can I use PawsPet as a cat care app for more than one cat?+
Yes. Each cat has its own profile and the Pets list shows them all, as a list or a grid. The search bar filters by name, breed, colour or location, and an alphabetical index appears as you scroll so you can jump straight to a letter. The My and Shared with me filters keep your cats separate from the ones others share with you.
How do I log my cat's weight and see the chart?+
Open the cat, tap the Measurements tab, then +: enter the weight in kg, decimals included, and save. The reading appears right away in the summary, on the line chart and in the history, with the change from the previous reading next to each row. Below 1 kg the weight is shown in grams, handy for kittens.
How do I share my cat's profile with the cat sitter?+
From the cat's profile, open the three-dot menu and choose Sharing: you turn on a public read-only link for any browser, no app or account needed. Or choose Collaborators, then Add collaborator: find them by name or email (they need a PawsPet account) and choose whether they can only view or also edit health and activities. Access stays until you remove it.
Does the app tell me if my cat is overweight?+
No. PawsPet shows how the weight changes from the previous reading, without a verdict, because there is no ideal weight in the system. You can record a Body Condition Score instead: there the arrow turns green or red depending on whether you are moving closer to or further from the ideal condition. For a real assessment talk to your vet, chart in hand.
How much does the PawsPet cat care app cost?+
There is no subscription: profiles, measurements, allergies and sharing cost nothing to use. The only possible expense is a service you book and pay for in the app, such as a cat sitter: PawsPet keeps a fee only on those orders, and you see the total in the summary before you confirm.