CovePet vs PetDocs
By Sassi M. · Updated
PetDocs is a pet health diary with an AI assistant that answers your questions. CovePet is your pet’s health record, built for the vet visit.
CovePet is coming to iPhone, Android, and the web.
| CovePet | PetDocs | |
|---|---|---|
| What you keep | What changed: symptoms, medication, weight, photos, dated | Meals, water, weight, symptoms, vet visits, and medication, plus document scans |
| At the vet | One page for the visit, as a PDF or a link you can switch off (CovePet Pro) | Vet visit summaries and health reports, shared by web link |
| Privacy | Not sold, not used for ads. Documents go to an AI service only if you allow it | Not sold, not used for ads. Questions to the assistant go to outside AI models (Gemini, Claude, or GPT) with your pet’s records. Not used for training, per its policy. |
| Price | Free for two pets. CovePet Pro is $39.99 a year. | Free for up to two pets. Pro is $24.99 a year for up to 10 pets. Family is $49.99 a year. |
| Platforms | iPhone, Android, and the web. Coming soon. | iPhone and iPad |
Why people pick CovePet
Pets get sick between visits, and the details fade by the exam room. Write one sentence and CovePet fills in the date and details. Nothing saves until you check it. Add a photo of the rash, or a video of the episode on CovePet Pro. On CovePet Pro, everyone who looks after your pet adds to the same record.
When PetDocs makes sense
If you want an AI assistant to answer questions about your pet, PetDocs has one. CovePet leaves the answers to your vet. If what you have today is your clinic’s app, see how CovePet compares with PetDesk.
Sources: PetDocs on the App Store, petdocs.app, PetDocs privacy policy. Last checked October 2, 2026.