Health records for cats, without the paperwork.

Cats hide illness. A dated record of vomiting, appetite, thirst, weight and meds is what turns “she's been off” into something your vet can act on.

Worth recording for cats

Vomiting & hairballs: frequency and contents, not just “again”.
Appetite & thirst: eating less, drinking more — early signals worth dating.
Weight: small losses hide under fur; dated weigh-ins reveal them.
Thyroid, kidney & chronic meds: doses given vs missed, with dates (see medication tracking).
Litter & behavior: free-text notes keep the nuance the checkboxes miss.

Tell your assistant: “Record that Velcro vomited twice yesterday.” It lands on her timeline with your wording intact.