Want reminders that follow up if you miss a dose?
The Remewdy iPhone app pings you when a dose is due, again if you missed it, and logs every dose for your next vet visit. Free for one pet.
Free, no signup. Add the meds, pick the times, save the chart as a PDF. One clean weekly grid for the fridge with a check-box per dose. We translate BID, TID, QID into plain times.
Works right here in your browser. Nothing to download. Nothing is uploaded.
Before you start: have the medication names, doses, and vet's frequency (once a day, twice a day, every 8 hours) ready.
The Remewdy iPhone app pings you when a dose is due, again if you missed it, and logs every dose for your next vet visit. Free for one pet.
SID or QD means once a day. BID means twice a day, every 12 hours. TID means three times a day, every 8 hours. QID means four times a day, every 6 hours. Q48H means every 48 hours. PRN means as needed. If your vet specified exact times of day, use them. "Twice a day" can mean 08:00 and 20:00 or it can mean morning and evening with food. For some drugs the difference matters.
Yes. No signup, no email, no payment. Your data never leaves your browser.
Yes. Add as many as you need. Each medication has its own frequency. The printed chart shows a single weekly grid so you see every dose at a glance.
The chart is paper, one-way. The Remewdy app pings you when a dose is due, again if you missed it, logs every dose for your vet, and syncs across family devices. The free tier covers one pet.
It spreads the frequency evenly across the day from the anchor time you pick. It is a helper, not veterinary advice. If your vet specified exact times or said "with morning meal", enter those in Custom times. Always follow your vet's instructions.
Yes. Species-agnostic. Same chart format works for a cat on methimazole, a dog on phenobarbital, a rabbit on metoclopramide, or a bird on enrofloxacin.