21 May 2026
What’s new: care circles, and your vet in the loop
Pets aren’t looked after by one person. Petus now works for the whole circle — partners, family, sitters — and gives your vet a read-only window into the record.

Pets aren't looked after by one person. There's the person who does the morning walk, the one who remembers the flea treatment, the sitter who has her every August, and the vet who sees her twice a year. Until now, Petus only really knew one of them.
This release fixes that.
Care circles
You can now invite anyone into a pet's care circle — a partner, family member, dog walker or sitter — each with the right level of access. Carers can log walks, meals and symptoms; the record stays one record, no matter who writes to it. When the sitter mentions "she was off her food on Tuesday", that's in the timeline for good, not lost in a text thread.
Invites work by email and can be revoked at any time. Your pet, your record, your call.
Your vet, in the loop
The bigger change: you can now share a pet's record with your own vet. They get a read-only clinical portal — the full timeline, weights, medications and vaccination history, laid out the way a professional wants to read it, without you photocopying anything or retelling six months of history from memory in a ten-minute appointment.
Access is yours to grant and yours to take away, and vets see only the pets shared with them — never your conversations.
Petus can now tap you on the shoulder
We've added web push notifications, so the reminders you set — worming, medication, the annual jab — can reach you even when the app is closed. Quietly, and only about things you asked to be reminded of.
As ever: Petus is not a substitute for veterinary care. It's the thing that makes sure nothing gets lost between visits.