Emergencies is its own tab, outside the profile and always one tap away from the bottom bar. It brings together two things: each pet's quick card and a map of nearby veterinary help. A calm view that shows, neatly ordered, the data you've already saved.
Emergencies lives outside the profile, as a global quick access — also in PawBook Free. It brings together each pet's quick card (weight, allergies, medication, vaccines and the vet's contact) and a finder for nearby veterinary help with a map. It's a calm reference view, not an alarm: it shows the data you've already saved in an orderly way and helps you locate a clinic. It doesn't diagnose, triage or replace your vet.
The data that matters in the critical moment and the help to find a clinic, without navigating through menus.
Tap your pet's photo and its emergency card opens instantly, without entering the profile or navigating through menus. (Pets in remembrance don't appear here.)
On a single screen, what a vet needs in seconds: species, exact age and sex, plus the key clinical data. The fields you didn't fill in appear as “not recorded”.
Shows the weight in large type, with the date of the last weigh-in. If more than 180 days have passed, it reminds you to confirm it before medicating. PawBook doesn't calculate doses.
If you noted an allergy or reaction to medication, it appears highlighted in red. Food allergies and intolerances also have their own diet card.
Microchip number and blood type, plus the vet's phone with a button to call. Nothing is dialed on its own: you decide when to press.
A live map and list of nearby veterinary clinics and hospitals, ordered by proximity with Apple Maps. With the option to search by name or city.
The card's data is filled in from the profile editor (the “Health” step), and here it's shown in order so anyone — your partner, a caregiver or the vet themselves — understands the situation in seconds. Weight and allergies stand out, because they're what decides a dose.
From the card, tap the vet's phone to call, or share the whole card as a PDF to send by message or show at the front desk; if something fails, share a text summary. And if you spot a detail to fix, you edit the profile without leaving the emergency flow.
With your permission — only while you're searching — a live map appears along with the list of nearby veterinary clinics and hospitals, ordered by proximity with Apple Maps. From each entry you can call or get driving directions, and save your trusted clinics as favorites.
PawBook only shows the data you've saved and the clinics Apple Maps offers — it doesn't use AI, doesn't diagnose, doesn't triage and doesn't dial any number for you: you decide when to call. Location is used only while you're searching for clinics and no history is ever stored. Your data stays on your device and in your private iCloud.
Every feature has its place. Emergencies brings together the essentials for the critical moment.
Follow-ups, medication, vaccines and weight in a single record.
The daily read on how they're doing, with their health as context.
Scan the label and understand better what they eat.
Reports, prescriptions and PDFs, stored as-is and linkable.
Their photos and best moments, kept forever.
The calm of having it all at hand when it matters most.
Start free: Emergencies is included in PawBook Free, with the quick card and nearby veterinary help.