Quick glucose entry
Save a reading in seconds: AM or PM pre-shot, curve or spot check, from a meter, sensor or vet lab. Undo if you slipped.
Diabetes logbook · web app
For everyone caring for a diabetic cat or dog: glucose readings, insulin shots and day curves in one shared logbook — with a guard against double doses, and a clean history for your vet.
Mimi · 14 yrs
Day curve
Sound familiar?
Diabetes care runs on numbers, timing and trust between everyone who helps. Spreadsheets, sticky notes and group chats were never built for that.
Before
With the logbook
See it in action
An illustrative day with Mimi, a 14-year-old diabetic cat. Switch the unit — everything converts.
Day curve · Tue
mg/dL
Readings every 2 hours after the morning shot, against the limits your vet gave you. The lowest reading is marked.
Last 14 days
Daily curves
| AM | +2h | +4h | +6h | +8h | +10h | PM | Lowest | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tue | 310 | 250 | 185 | 128 | 96 | 142 | 288 | 96 |
| Mon | 295 | 262 | 190 | 121 | 102 | 150 | 276 | 102 |
| Sun | 320 | 241 | 170 | 115 | 93 | 133 | 301 | 93 |
Everything in the logbook
Save a reading in seconds: AM or PM pre-shot, curve or spot check, from a meter, sensor or vet lab. Undo if you slipped.
“Ate before the injection?”, the last dose and who gave it, and your vet’s plan right above the button.
A second injection inside the same dosing window stops and asks first — naming who logged the earlier one.
Start a curve, pick every 1 or 2 hours, and see when the next reading is due and which you missed.
Readings are colour-coded against the limits your vet gave you. Until you add them, general reference values are used — and labelled as such.
Pick the unit you think in, per pet. Everything converts, including imports and exports.
Bring your history: map your columns, preview, then import. Nothing is saved until you confirm, and duplicates are skipped.
Family and sitters log into the same book. Curves, lows and the insulin log appear in your daily brief and the vet report — plus CSV export.
What it will never do
Dosing is your vet’s call, always. What Senicure does is make sure the facts are right before and after each shot.
Senicure is an information and organisation tool, not a veterinary service. It doesn’t diagnose, prescribe or change doses.
Checks before a shot
Signs of a very low blood sugar need help now
Weakness, wobbling, twitching, seizures or collapse — especially after insulin — can mean hypoglycaemia. Call your vet or the nearest emergency clinic immediately.
Where it runs
The logbook runs in the Senicure web app — on your laptop, tablet or phone browser. A version in the Senicure phone app is next on the roadmap.
Available now
The full logbook, import and export included.
Next
The logbook inside the Senicure app on iOS and Android.
FAQ
No — never. Senicure records what was given and helps you avoid accidental double doses. Your vet sets and changes the dose.
You can import the CSV export from LibreView, and readings can be marked as coming from a sensor. There is no live sensor connection.
Both. If you haven’t added your vet’s limits yet, Senicure uses general reference values for the species and says so clearly.
Yes. Invite them as caregivers and they log into the same book. The guard tells them if a shot was already recorded — and by whom.
Not for the logbook yet — it runs in the web app, which works in your phone’s browser. The phone app version is next.
Start with a free account. What each plan includes is on the pricing page.
For diabetic cats and dogs
Import your history, invite whoever gives the evening shot, and walk into your next recheck with the curve in hand.
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