Medications — what to give now and who already gave it
You set up the schedule, dose and timing with food once. After that, Medvedin shows what to give every day and remembers how treatment went.
Any schedule
From a pill once a day to a liquid supplement with every meal.
Eight schedule types
Once or twice a day, split through the day, weekly or every two weeks, every N days, monthly or every N months.
Doses in familiar units
Millilitres, milligrams, grams, tablets, capsules, drops and pieces.
Timing with food
Before, with or after food — shown right on the dose card.
Suggestions as you type
Start typing the name or what it's for — Medvedin suggests options.
One button and the dose is logged
Press “Give” — Medvedin saves the time and who gave it. Everything else is for days that don't go to plan.
- Undo — changed your mind or pressed by mistake? Undo in the first few seconds.
- Skip — if you skip a dose on purpose, it won't hang around as “running late”.
- Custom dose — gave more or less than usual? Enter how much.
- Back-dated — forgot to log in the morning? Add the dose with the right time.
Reminders that adapt to you
No alarms to set up. After a few doses Medvedin figures out when you usually give a medication — “usually around 2:10 pm” — and reminds you about ten minutes before.
- Already given — no reminder.
- Everyone who cares for the pet gets the reminder.
- By default, a notification shows only the medication name. You can turn on the pet's name, dose and time in settings.
- Reminders can be turned off for any medication.
On iPhone, notifications work once Medvedin is added to the Home Screen.
See how treatment is going
The medication card shows how many of the last 7, 30 or 90 days went to plan, when you usually give it and who gave it.
- Consistency — a dot for each day: all given, partly or missed.
- Timing spread — how steady the timing is, for example “± 12 min”.
- Who gave it — the dose history with names and times.
- Archive — finished courses move to the archive along with their history.
Add the first medication — Medvedin takes it from there.
Free, right in the browser. Sign in with a13v:ID — no separate Medvedin password.