Manage your pet's diabetes with confidence

Track glucose, insulin, meals, and symptoms for your diabetic cat or dog. Share vet-ready PDF reports in seconds.

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Why DiabiPets?

Managing pet diabetes is hard.
We make it simple.

Without DiabiPets

Keeping track of your pet's diabetes management across notebooks, texts, and memory leads to missed doses and stressful vet visits.

Scattered notes and forgotten readings
No way to spot trends over time
Stressful vet visits without clear data

With DiabiPets

Everything in one place — glucose, insulin, meals, symptoms, and stats. Your vet will love the detailed PDF reports.

All data organized and always accessible
Charts and trends at a glance
One-tap PDF export for your vet

Features

Everything you need,
nothing you don't

Built specifically for pet diabetes management with input from veterinarians and pet owners.

Glucose & Insulin Tracking

Log blood glucose readings and insulin doses with timestamps. See status indicators instantly — Normal, Low, High — so you always know where your pet stands.

Statistics & Charts

View weekly, biweekly, or monthly trends with interactive charts. Track averages, min/max values, and time-in-range to spot patterns.

Smart Reminders

Never miss a glucose check, insulin injection, or meal. Set interval-based or fixed-time reminders for every aspect of your pet's routine.

Vet-Ready PDF Reports

Generate comprehensive reports with glucose charts, insulin logs, and meal records. Share them with your vet before every visit.

How It Works

Get started in 3 simple steps

From download to your first glucose log in under a minute.

Add Your Pet

Choose cat or dog, enter their name, and you're ready. Support for multiple pets included.

Log Daily Data

Quickly add glucose readings, insulin doses, meals, weight, and symptoms with just a few taps.

Track & Share

View trends, set reminders, and export vet-ready PDF reports whenever you need them.

Reference Guide

Blood Glucose Ranges

Normal and abnormal glucose levels for diabetic dogs and cats. Always consult your veterinarian for your pet's specific targets.

Dogs

Status	Range (mg/dL)	Range (mmol/L)
Very Low	< 60	< 3.3
Low	60 – 80	3.3 – 4.4
Normal	80 – 250	4.4 – 14
High	250 – 400	14 – 22
Very High	> 400	> 22

Target range for regulated diabetic dogs is typically 100–250 mg/dL (5.6–14 mmol/L).

Cats

Status	Range (mg/dL)	Range (mmol/L)
Very Low	< 40	< 2.2
Low	40 – 70	2.2 – 3.9
Normal	70 – 300	3.9 – 16.7
High	300 – 400	16.7 – 22
Very High	> 400	> 22

Target range for regulated diabetic cats is typically 100–300 mg/dL (5.6–16.7 mmol/L).