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Two huskies walking a snowy road with their person

Most pets and animals · one household

Every animal under this roof gets a plan

A husky, a parrot, and eight chicks are not one pet.

We research the next step, date it, and keep watch while you live — start this week before the next care date slips.

  • Dogs
  • Cats
  • Birds
  • Chickens
  • Rabbits
  • Reptiles
  • Other animals
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Start this week. About two minutes. Two named animals. No card.

1 You name them2 We research3 It keeps running

Or see a dated care plan first

Species
Most pets & animals
Free tier
Two named animals
Pack plan
$9/mo

Why this lodge exists

Generic pet apps treat your house like one dog

What happens when a husky, a parrot, a rabbit, and eight chicks share one calendar instead of leftover dog advice?

They get dated next steps that name who actually lives here.

This is the lodge that remembers every animal under the roof.

It dates the next real step from the day someone arrives.

It researches how to do that step, then refuses the myths that still float around.

The voice is a trusted vet-tech friend, not a clinic.

The household is the unit

Most pets and animals under one roof.

Recommendations name who lives here, not a generic species.

Dates, not vibes

Plans start from when someone arrives.

A puppy.

Chicks.

A rabbit.

A bird.

Not a generic checklist.

Rules that stay on

Never shave a double coat.

Never house unfeathered chicks with hens.

Layer feed waits until they lay.

A dated step · before you make an account

This week's step for a husky named Koda

The same calendar also has eight chicks in a brooder.

Brush the undercoat before the next wet weather.

How

Use an undercoat rake for about twelve minutes.

Stop if the coat starts to felt against the skin.

What you should see

Loose undercoat on the rake.

Skin still covered.

If you skip it

The next bath can felt the coat.

You lose a week of cooling.

The chicks' heat drop is day 8.

That date sits on the same calendar once you name them.

You name yours.

We write the dates.

Write one like this for your house

What we track

What we keep on file for each animal

Who lives here.

Preventive care.

Health history.

Household alerts.

The calendar keeps moving so nothing important slips.

Who lives here

  • Name, photos, species, and breed — including mixed.

  • Birthday or age, sex, and spay or neuter status.

  • Weight and growth against breed benchmarks.

  • Microchip, insurance, and vet contacts.

  • Allergies, conditions, and current medications.

  • Notes on temperament and grooming tolerance.

Preventive calendar

  • Core and lifestyle vaccines by species, breed, and region.

  • Monthly flea, tick, and heartworm prevention — by season.

  • Tooth-brushing reminders and annual dental exams.

  • Wellness exams — yearly, or twice a year for seniors.

  • Grooming intervals and the last date you did each task.

  • Life events: spay or neuter windows, senior food changes.

Health records

  • Symptom log with photos and severity.

  • Medication and supplement reminders.

  • Vet visit history and notes.

  • Photo timeline for skin, lumps, and weight change.

  • Shareable emergency card: vet, allergies, meds, chip.

  • Complete, snooze, add custom, or set a recurring task.

Household watch

  • One view for every animal in the lodge.

  • Household and sitter notes for feeding and meds.

  • Daily scan of recalls, breed news, and grooming posts.

  • In-app alerts when a recall or health watch is urgent.

  • Care-task completion across the household.

  • Automatic household analysis that refreshes itself.

What we recommend

What we tell you to do next

Each recommendation is researched for this household.

It names the animal.

It says how to do it.

It says what you should see.

It says what slips if you skip it.

Dated care plans

  • Raise chicks and fold them into a laying flock — about 14 weeks.

  • Bring a puppy into a home that already has dogs.

  • Settle a kitten into the house.

  • A custom plan when the catalog does not fit.

  • Steps dated from an arrival day, not a generic list.

The next preventive step

  • Vaccines and parasite prevention for this animal, this season.

  • Dental and wellness timing by life stage.

  • Spay or neuter windows and senior-care changes.

  • Grooming calendar: brush, deshed, nails, ears, bath, teeth.

  • Coat rules stay on.

    We will not tell you to shave a double coat.

Videos, tools, and products

  • Grooming tutorials tagged by breed, task, and skill.

  • Tools matched to coat type — an undercoat rake, not a random slicker.

  • Food and treats by species, size, and life stage.

  • Supplements for joints, skin, coat, and gut — by risk.

  • Preventatives, beds, harnesses, and toys sized to the animal.

  • Prints and calendars from your own pet photos.

Researched how-tos

  • Each recommendation is researched against trusted sources and the breed record.

  • How-to steps name the animal, the tool, the amount, and the timing.

  • Expected results so you know it worked.

  • What drifts if you skip it — without scare copy.

  • Vesper answers visitors.

    Household chat answers from the animals on file.

Three steps. Then it runs.

You are already at the start.

Name who lives here and the next two steps happen without you babysitting them.

  1. Step 1 of 3

    You name who lives here

    Name, species, breed, and age.

    You write the names.

    We write the dates.

    Two animals on Free.

  2. Step 2 of 3

    We research the next steps

    A daily job reads the household.

    It researches each recommendation.

    It dates the calendar from arrival days.

  3. Step 3 of 3

    It keeps running

    Alerts scan recalls.

    Reminders go out when care is due.

    You do not need to press a button every week.

Start with who lives here

Pricing

Two animals free

The same care tools on every plan.

Stay on Free.

No card until you choose Pack.

Start here

Free

$0

Two animals, a care calendar, and alerts in the app.

  • Two named animals
  • Care calendar and grooming hub
  • Pack Watch in the app
  • Ask about this household after you add them
Create a free account

When the house grows past two

Pack

$9/mo

Unlimited pets, email alerts, and care reminders.

  • Unlimited animals
  • Email alerts and care reminders
  • Dated plans for the whole flock
  • Products matched to your breeds
Create account, then choose Pack

Household extras

Pack+

$12/mo

Everything in Pack, plus household extras and priority support.

  • Everything in Pack
  • Household extras
  • Priority support
  • Room for sitters and more hands
Create account, then choose Pack+

Questions before you add the first animal

What does this app do?

You add the animals who live here.

We track their care, research the next steps, and date a plan from an arrival day.

You do not need us in the loop after that.

What animals can I add?

Most pets and animals: dogs, cats, birds, chickens, rabbits, reptiles, and others in the same household.

If we do not list a breed yet, add the closest species or Other companion animal and put the details in notes.

What do you track?

Who lives here.

The preventive calendar.

Health notes.

Daily recall alerts.

You can complete, snooze, or add a custom task.

How do recommendations get their details?

We read this household, then research each recommendation against trusted sources and the breed record.

Every recommendation includes how to do it, what you should see, and what slips if you skip it.

Who is Vesper?

Vesper is the lodge concierge on this site.

She knows the problem we solve and the plan we sell.

She will not talk about how the kitchen is wired.

Is this a veterinarian?

No.

We are a household care companion.

We help you stay ahead of routine care and say when a vet visit is the next step.

What does it cost?

Free is $0 for two animals, a care calendar, and alerts in the app.

Pack is $9 a month for unlimited animals and email reminders.

Pack+ is $12 a month and adds household extras.

No card to start.

You name them. We write the dates.

Name the husky, the parrot, and the chicks.

The calendar starts.

Generic leftover advice can wait.

Create a free account

Or see a dated care plan first