# Your pet is more than a search term

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The PawLine app
Your pet is more than a search term
Give your questions the context of the animal you actually live with.
Different details, different questions
A young dog and an older dog may need different questions asked about the same change. PawLine takes the pet information you provide into account, including breed, age, weight, ailments, medications and environmental factors. The point is context, not a promise that an app can know everything about your animal.
Useful details to have nearby
When you open the app, gather the information you already know: your pet's age and weight, current medications, known conditions and changes you have noticed. If a detail is uncertain, say so. Do not guess a medication name, dose or history just to finish a profile.
For households with more than one animal
PawLine supports multiple animals and species. Keep each animal's details separate so a question is tied to the right profile. The app's usefulness can vary with the information available about a species or situation; veterinary expertise remains important.
Keep your veterinarian in the picture
An app profile is not a medical record unless your veterinary practice chooses to use it that way. Use your notes to explain what you have noticed, and follow the care plan from the clinician who knows your pet.
PawLine is not a veterinarian. Information is educational, not a diagnosis or treatment plan. If your pet may need urgent care, contact a veterinarian directly. Do not wait for an app reply.
Meet your pet's next chapter
More context.
Better questions.
Bring the details together with PawLine.
Free to download; see the store listing for current offers, pricing and trial terms.

Canonical: https://meetpawline.com/pet-profiles/
PawLine app, patent pending.