Pawjojo is a pet health tracking application designed for dogs and cats. Its primary function is to allow pet owners to log meals, medications, weight, and symptoms in a few seconds. The app then analyzes these logs to identify trends, generate early warnings, and produce concise summaries. It also compiles a vet-ready health report that can be accessed with a single tap, eliminating the need for manual note-taking or spreadsheets during veterinary visits. Main features include a searchable catalog of over 7,377 pet foods sourced from manufacturer and retailer listings. Users can log dry food, wet food, treats, and toppers, and the app automatically calculates calorie counts based on the selected product. The tracking system covers weight, feeding, water intake, and other metrics, with the ability to detect gradual changes over time. Pawjojo also offers a gentle scheduling system for medications, meals, and appointments, and provides plain-language recaps that highlight what changed and suggest next steps for the pet owner. Typical use cases involve daily quick logs that take approximately five seconds to complete, with optional detail entry. The app is intended for ongoing health monitoring, helping owners notice patterns such as increased water intake that may warrant a vet visit. The generated health report aggregates data from the last 30 days, including weight changes, number of logged meals, medication records, and symptom history, formatted for veterinary use. No specific technical requirements are mentioned beyond standard mobile app compatibility; the service is accessible via the web at pawjojo.com.