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One pet. Many hands. Zero guesswork.

OmniPaw is the shared care hub for everyone who loves your pet. Meals, medications, health records, and emergency details live in one calm place — so care never depends on who remembered what.

Free for your first pet Set up in 4 minutes No card required

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12,000+ pet families
already share care the calm way.

OmniPaw LIVE SYNC
Luna, a golden retriever

Luna

Golden Retriever · 4 yrs · 28.4 kg

+2
Today's care3 of 5 done
Breakfast8:00 AM · 1 cup, salmon Given by Maya
Morning walk8:40 AM · 25 min Done by Ben
Apoquel 16 mgDue 12:30 PM · with food Mark given
Emergency cardDr. Lena Ortiz · Northside Vet · 0.8 mi
Synced across 4 caregivers · just now
Care team syncedEveryone sees the same plan
Priya checked inSitter · 4:12 PM
01 — Impact

The best care isn't one person doing everything. It's everyone knowing what to do next.

OmniPaw replaces the mental checklist, the group-chat archaeology, and the “i thought you did it” moments with one live source of truth. Less admin. More tail wags.

A · CLARITY

Same plan, same page

Every caregiver sees the same schedule, updated the moment something changes.

B · CONTINUITY

Care never resets

When someone new steps in, the full picture steps in with them — no re-explaining.

C · CONFIDENCE

Answers, always close

Records, medications, and emergency details are one tap away when it matters most.

02 — Trust

The people who care for pets, care about OmniPaw.

4.9 out of 5 from 2,300+ caregivers, sitters & facilities

From solo pet parents to full boarding teams, OmniPaw is built on a simple promise: care should be easier to share.

PawHaven Boarding GoodDog Collective Vet & Co. Muddy Paws Rescue Hound & Home The Pet Sitter Club
28k+care updates shared across OmniPaw every week
96%of care handoffs completed on schedule
12k+households coordinating care in one place
4 minaverage time to set up a pet profile
I stopped being the only person who knew how to care for my dog. That changed everything.
Elise & BiscuitTwo-caregiver household, Portland
“The first app that made me feel like I had backup. I can leave for a weekend and know exactly what Luna has eaten, taken, and done.”
Maya R.Luna's mom · Brooklyn
“Before OmniPaw, every new client meant twenty questions. Now I get the full care brief before the first walk — meds, quirks, vet, everything.”
Priya S.Professional sitter · 6 years
A caregiver relaxing with their dog
You deserve backupNot another app that becomes a chore.
03 — Empathy

You're not disorganized. You're carrying a whole life in your head.

You remember the pill at 8, the vet at 3, the fact that she hates the harness, and the one food that upsets her stomach. You are the keeper of a thousand tiny details — and you love her too much to drop one.

The invisible load

  • Repeating the same instructions
  • Double-checking whether it was done
  • Feeling guilty for needing help
  • Being the only one who knows

What you actually deserve

  • A care plan everyone can see
  • A quiet confirmation, not a check-in text
  • To hand off without the guilt
  • To be present — not on call
04 — Pain

The problem isn't that you don't care. It's that care lives in fourteen places.

A group chat here, a notes app there, a photo of a vaccination card somewhere in your camera roll. Shared care gets lost in the gaps between tools.

Family & sitters6 people · 3 dogs, 1 horse 14 unread

Last night, 9:47 PM

DadDid anyone give Luna her evening pill?
MayaI thought you did?
DadNo — I did breakfast. Where's the injection log again?
Priya (sitter)Also — what's the vet's number if she starts limping? I can't find it.
MayaUgh. It's in an email from 2023. I'll look when I'm home.
Someone is typing…

The group-chat black hole

Instructions get buried under memes, links, and “ok”. Important details disappear by morning.

The double-dose gamble

Who gave the 8am pill? Nobody's sure — so someone guesses, or skips it entirely.

The paperwork scramble

Vaccination records in a drawer, vet notes in an email, insurance in a camera roll.

The panic gap

When a pet goes missing or eats something toxic, every second spent explaining is a second lost.

Before OmniPaw

Care scattered across everything

  • 14 threads, 3 apps, 1 anxious household
  • “Did anyone give her the 8am pill?”
  • The vet's number lives in a 2023 email
With OmniPaw

One live care plan

  • Everyone sees the same status, updated live
  • Every dose confirmed the moment it's given
  • Records and the vet's number one tap away
05 — Authority

Built with sitters, vet techs, and people who've done the 2am pharmacy run.

OmniPaw wasn't designed in a boardroom. It was shaped alongside the caregivers who use it — professionals who need details at a glance, and families who need peace of mind.

Designed with veterinary input Tested by professional sitters Encrypted, role-based access Emergency-first by default

Meds & meals, without the guesswork

Schedule doses and meals, assign them to a caregiver, and mark them done. Everyone sees the same status in real time — no more “did you give it?”

Breakfast · 1 cup8:00 AM · scheduled by Maya Given 8:04
Apoquel 16 mg12:30 PM · with food Given 12:28
Joint supplement9:00 PM · assigned to Ben Due in 34 min

Every record, one tap away

Scan and store vet recommendations, health histories, and certificates. Searchable exactly when you need them.

Vaccination record.pdfUpdated Mar 2026
Vet notes — Dr. OrtizFeb 2026 · allergy plan
Pet insurance policyRenews Aug 2026

Safety that moves at the speed of worry

A built-in toxic-product database, weight and measurement logs, and safety tracking — so a scary moment doesn't become a search engine moment.

Quick guide only — always confirm with your vet or a pet poison helpline.

If she goes missing, everyone knows

The missing pet alert notifies every co-caregiver instantly, with the details they need to help right away.

Luna is missingAlert sent 2 seconds ago

Last seen near Maple & 4th, 6:20 PM. Wearing a red collar. Do not chase — call her name and offer treats.

+3 6 caregivers notified
Weight & measurement logs Health trends over time Multiple pets, one profile Full care history
The platform

One care hub. Three ways in.

Tailored for the people actually doing the caring — partners and families, professional sitters, and boarding facilities. Same pet, same truth, different view.

Available now

For partners, families & sitters

OmniPaw App

The core hub for everyone who shares Luna's day. Plan care, check it off, and see it update live — from anywhere.

  • Medication & feeding plans. Schedule doses and meals, then mark them completed so others see status in real time.
  • Document & health storage. Scan and upload vet recommendations, health histories, and certificates.
  • Safety & utilities. Toxic-product database, weight logs, and a missing pet alert that reaches every caregiver.
Create your care hub
Today · Luna3 of 5 done
Breakfast given8:00 AM · by Maya · logged
Apoquel 16 mg due12:30 PM · with food · tap to mark
Weight logged28.4 kg · today, 7:10 AM
Updated live for all 4 caregivers
Getting started

Three steps to a calmer care team.

No training sessions, no spreadsheets to migrate. Most families are sharing care within a single evening.

01

Build your pet's profile

Add the essentials in about four minutes: meals, medications, vet details, and the quirks only you know.

02

Invite your care circle

Partner, family, sitter, boarding facility. Each person gets the access they need — nothing more.

03

Hand off with confidence

Everyone works from the same live plan and gets updates as care happens. No chasing, no guessing.

06 — Action

Tonight, someone else can know exactly what Luna needs.

Create your pet's care hub in under five minutes, then invite your first caregiver for free. No spreadsheets, no group-chat archaeology, no guessing.

Free for your first pet · no credit card · cancel anytime. We'll send one setup link, never spam.

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A happy dog waiting for its caregiver
Luna, 4 · cared for by 4 peopleNow all of them know what's next.