Can I log my rabbit's myxomatosis vaccine in a pet rabbit care app?+
Yes. In PawsPet the vaccine name is a free text field: type myxomatosis, rabbit haemorrhagic disease or the name your vet gives you. Add the date of the first dose, boosters with Add dose, the expiry date and an alert. The app does not suggest rabbit vaccines by itself: dates and boosters are for you and your vet to decide, the app remembers them.
My rabbit weighs less than 1 kg: how do I enter the weight?+
In the Measurements tab tap plus and type the weight in kg with decimals, 0.85 for example: below 1 kg the app shows it in grams. You can log one measurement per day; reopening the same day updates the existing one. There is no delete button, but you can ask the in-app assistant in chat, and it asks for confirmation before deleting.
Will I get an alert before a vaccine expires?+
Yes, if in the vaccine form you tap Set alert and pick one of the presets, 1 month before or 1 week before for example, or create a custom one. It arrives as a push notification on your phone and, when tapped, opens the vaccine's details. Notifications must be enabled and an expiry date must be set.
How do I leave my rabbit's details with the sitter while I am away?+
Open the pet, tap the menu in the top right corner, then Sharing, and turn on the public read-only link: whoever opens it sees the photo, basic details, vaccines with their colour status, diets and treatments, without the app. If your sitter uses PawsPet you can add them as a collaborator instead, with specific permissions, including editing.
What does a rabbit's profile contain in PawsPet?+
Five tabs: Profile, Personal data, Health, Measurements and Activities. In Profile, the Recommended strip flags what is missing, such as the photo, the microchip or a weight older than 90 days, with a completion percentage. Vaccines, diets, allergies and lab tests live in Health; weight and body condition in Measurements; documents in Personal data.