Senior & chronic care
The years that need you most.Without carrying it all in your head.
Older pets and pets with a long-term condition change slowly, take several medications and see the vet more often. Senicure keeps the whole history in one place, so you notice sooner, worry less at night and get more out of every appointment.
Mimi · 14 yrs
Morning check-in
Appetite
Pain signs
Mobility
Sound familiar?
What changes when your pet gets older.
The changes are slow
A little stiffer, a little thirstier, a little less interested in food. Day to day you can’t see it — over a month you can.
The medication list grows
Three or four medications, sometimes from different vets, given by different people at different times.
Vet visits get more frequent
And each one starts with “so how has she been?” — while you try to remember the last six weeks.
Nights get harder
Is this the beginning of something, or just an off day? You want a calm, honest answer.
How Senicure helps
Built for long-term care.
Quality-of-life trends
A 30-second daily check-in on appetite, energy, pain and mobility becomes a trend over weeks and months — the clearest way to show your vet what “a bit off” really means.
Several medications, no mix-ups
A shared dose checklist for everyone who helps, reminders, and a heads-up when a new medication is a known risky combination with one your pet already takes — so you can ask your vet first.
Reports that know the condition
The vet report adds sections for the condition you’re managing — kidney, heart and breathing, arthritis and mobility, cognitive changes, diabetes, or comfort care.
Calm answers at 2am
“Is this urgent?” guidance that knows your pet’s age, conditions and medications, checks emergency signs first and tells you plainly when to go.
Care together
Invite family or a sitter, so the person giving the evening dose sees what was already given and can log what they notice.
Every vet in one place
Your regular practice, the specialist and the emergency clinic with phone numbers at hand — and one report that brings them the same story.
In an emergency
Trouble breathing, collapse, seizures, suspected poisoning, a swollen hard belly or heavy bleeding: call your vet or the nearest 24-hour emergency clinic now.
Diabetic cat or dog?
Bin the spreadsheet.
Glucose readings, insulin with a double-dose guard, day curves against your vet’s limits, mg/dL or mmol/L and LibreView CSV import. Senicure never suggests insulin doses — your vet sets the plan.
When the time comes
Honest notes for the hardest conversations.
Daily quality-of-life notes give you and your vet something steady to look at when you talk about comfort and what’s next. Senicure doesn’t make that decision — it helps you see the weeks clearly.
Which plan?
Start free. Upgrade when care gets more involved.
Companion is made for one pet who needs a closer eye; Guardian Pro covers up to three pets with unlimited “is this urgent?” questions and a full year of trends.
FAQ
Questions from owners of older pets
From what age is my pet a senior?
It depends on species, size and breed — large dogs often earlier than small dogs or cats. Our breed guides show a typical range; your vet knows your pet best.
Can Senicure tell me if my pet is in pain?
It can’t diagnose, but daily notes on appetite, mobility and behavior make changes visible — and that’s exactly what helps your vet assess pain.
Will Senicure tell me to change a medication?
Never. Senicure doesn’t suggest, calculate or change doses. If a new medication is a known risky combination, it suggests you check with your vet.
My pet has several conditions. Does that work?
Yes. You can add several conditions to your pet’s profile, and the report adds the relevant sections.
Give the years ahead a clear record.
Free for one pet. Your first paid plan starts with 14 days free, no card needed.