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Litter box, vomiting or hairballs, appetite and water entries, each with a time and note. Every entry is kept, shown 30 days at a time, with PDF and CSV export. Entries record your observations without scores or medical interpretation.

Paws & Days is for dogs and Purrs & Days is for cats; separate apps with separate recordbooks on your iPhone. Each app has its own plans, so a purchase in one doesn’t unlock the other.

In the app, open Settings → Create backup. Save the package using Files. Keep a copy somewhere other than this iPhone, such as your own iCloud Drive. Export again after important changes.

Choose Restore an existing backup during setup, or Settings → Restore from Files. Select your Purrs & Days backup, review its contents, and confirm. Restore replaces the active recordbook; the previous local copy is available under Recover previous recordbook. Restoring purchases does not restore cat records.

Journal imports are resized to a maximum 2,048-pixel edge and converted to JPEG without source metadata. The app keeps an unfiltered imported copy for changing photo looks. Keep your full-resolution originals in your photo library.

Open Settings and switch Show Kittens tab on or off, or choose I breed cats during setup. This changes your navigation only and does not start or cancel a subscription. Existing litter and kitten journals stay available.

No. Purrs & Days and Paws & Days are separate apps, each with its own plans on the App Store and its own recordbook. Restore purchases in Purrs & Days finds what you bought in Purrs & Days.

Use Restore purchases or Manage subscription in the app’s Settings. Apple handles billing. Use the Apple Account that made the purchase. Existing cat records and backups remain available when a subscription ends.

Check the app’s Reminders section and your iPhone notification settings. Confirm that the appointment or care follow-up has a future date. Open the app to refresh upcoming notifications.