Paw Navigator

iOS app

Guiding pet parents. Every step.

Educational emergency guidance for dogs and cats — structured triage, poison control links, local pet profiles, and nearby vet search. Built for the moments when every second counts.

Paw Navigator provides educational information only. It is not a veterinarian and does not replace licensed veterinary care.

Download on the

App Store

Free · iOS

Need setup help or troubleshooting? iOS support & help is available anytime.

  • 16 emergency guides for dogs and 16 for cats
  • Structured yes/no triage with progress tracking
  • Poison control helplines with verified numbers
  • Pet profiles stored locally on your device
  • Find nearby emergency vets by location or name
  • Core guides available offline

Built for stressful moments

Conservative emergency guidance designed to help pet owners make calmer, faster decisions — with poison helplines, vet finder, and local-only pet data.

  • 16 emergency guides per species

    Step through structured questions for common dog and cat emergencies — from swallowed objects to seizures — without panic-searching articles.

    Beagle puppy beside a phone showing structured emergency check options for swallowed objects, seizures, and vomiting
  • Educational urgency guidance

    Receive conservative, action-oriented guidance on whether emergency care, veterinary evaluation, or close monitoring may be appropriate — plus poison control helplines when relevant.

    Corgi puppy beside a phone displaying color-coded urgency guidance for emergency care, veterinary evaluation, and close monitoring
  • Local pet profiles

    Save species, breed, weight, and key details on your device so guides and incident summaries are tailored to your pet.

    Golden retriever puppy beside a phone showing saved pet profile fields for name, species, breed, weight, and age
  • Incident summary

    Generate a clear summary of symptoms and timeline to share with your veterinarian or emergency hospital.

    Brown poodle puppy beside a clipboard showing a symptom timeline incident summary to share with your veterinarian
  • Emergency vet finder

    Locate nearby emergency veterinary hospitals and clinics by location or name. Internet connection required.

    Golden retriever puppy beside a phone map showing nearby emergency veterinary hospitals
  • Offline-first guides

    Core emergency flows work without a connection — guidance when you need it, not when your signal cooperates.

    Grey tabby cat beside a phone showing emergency guidance still available in offline mode without internet

See it in action

From choosing a species to getting urgency guidance — the same guided flow in the iOS app, shown with real screenshots. Tap any screenshot to view it larger.

  1. Choose dog or cat

    Start from Home or the Guides tab. Pick the species that matches who needs help — no account required.

    Optionally select a saved pet to personalize guides and summaries.

  2. Pick your emergency guide

    Browse 16 guides per species — Ate Something, Vomiting, Seizure, and more — each built for a specific situation.

    Guides use your pet's details when one is selected.

  3. Answer structured questions

    Work through short yes/no questions organized by topic. Progress is tracked so you always know where you are.

    Questions adapt to dog or cat physiology and common risks.

  4. Get urgency guidance

    See clear next steps — whether to contact a vet within hours, monitor at home, or seek emergency care — plus what not to do.

    Poison control helplines appear when toxin exposure may be involved.

  5. Find a vet and save pets

    Search nearby emergency hospitals and clinics by location or name. Add pet profiles so future guides start with the right details.

    Poison helplines are also available from the Pets tab.

Every tab, one app

Home, emergency guides, vet finder, and pet profiles — built for the moments when you need answers fast.

  • Home

  • Guides

  • Find a Vet

  • Pets

Need help with the app?

Our iOS help center covers getting started, emergency guides, vet finder, pet profiles, troubleshooting, and data backup — plus how to reach us if something is not working.

For life-threatening emergencies, contact a veterinarian or emergency clinic immediately — app help is not for urgent medical care.

Ready when you need it

Download Paw Navigator free on the App Store and keep structured emergency guidance in your pocket.