Out now on Android

Is your pet OK?Get an answer in 30 seconds.

Something seems wrong with your dog or cat and it's the middle of the night? Describe it or take a photo. OkPaw asks a few quick questions and tells you clearly if it can wait – or if you should go to a vet now.

Get it on Google Play

Free to download. Urgent answers are always free.

OkPaw is on Android now – an iPhone version is on its way.

How it works

1

Describe it or take a photo

Vomiting, not eating, limping, a strange spot – or it ate something it shouldn't have.

2

Answer a few quick questions

How long ago, how much, how your pet is acting. OkPaw already knows its age, weight and history.

3

Get a clear answer

One of four levels, why, what to do right now and what to watch for.

Four clear answers

Go to a vet now

Emergency signs. Call your vet or the nearest emergency clinic straight away.

See a vet today

It shouldn't wait until tomorrow, but you have a few hours.

Book a vet visit

Not urgent – book a normal appointment in the next few days.

Watch at home

Usually settles by itself. You get a list of signs that mean you should go after all.

Everything in one calm place

Poison calculator

Chocolate, grapes, xylitol, onions, medicines: enter weight and amount and see the risk instantly.

Health journal

Symptoms, photos over time, weight, medicines and reminders for vaccines, worming and tick protection.

Summary for your vet

A clear timeline with photos to show at the clinic or send before your visit.

Private by design

Your pet's journal stays on your phone. No account needed to get started.

One pet free · all your pets with OkPaw Plus

Start free with one dog or cat. OkPaw Plus adds every pet in your home, with no extra charge per pet.

Made for where you live

In your language, with local risks like adders, ticks, blue-green algae and processionary caterpillars.

A first look

OkPaw home screenAn urgent answer with clear stepsHealth journal

Guidance, not a diagnosis

OkPaw helps you decide how urgent something is. It does not replace a vet, and it never recommends medicines or doses. When in doubt, it always tells you to contact a vet. Our answers are based on published veterinary sources and strict emergency rules that the AI cannot override.

If your pet is struggling to breathe, has collapsed, is having a seizure or is bleeding heavily: don't wait for an app – call a vet now.

Questions

Is OkPaw a vet?

No. OkPaw is a guide that helps you decide how urgent something is and what to do next. Only a vet can examine, diagnose and treat your pet.

Where can I get OkPaw?

OkPaw is out now for Android on Google Play. An iPhone version is on its way.

What does it cost?

OkPaw is free to download. Every check tells you how urgent it is and which warning signs to watch for, and urgent answers are always shown in full. OkPaw Plus adds the full advice for non-urgent answers, re-check reminders, vet summaries you can share and more than one pet.

Which pets does it work for?

Dogs and cats, of all ages and breeds.

Which languages?

OkPaw is available in 14 languages: English, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, German, Dutch, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Czech and Romanian.

What happens to my data?

Your pet's journal is stored on your phone. Only the question you ask is sent to be answered – it is not used to build a profile of you and never sold.

Get OkPaw

Free to download on Google Play for Android phones.

Get it on Google Play

OkPaw is on Android now – an iPhone version is on its way.