Keep the sequence
See observations chronologically instead of treating every stool as an isolated event.
Features
Everything you need to build a useful digestive history.
From the first stool log to Personal Pattern, digestive episodes, changes, and a report you can bring to your vet, Poopy keeps the picture together around your dog.
Built around your dog
Longitudinal history
Vet-ready PDF
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Digestive history
Luna
Latest log
Today, 8:42 AM
4
Right in usual range
Soft, formed
Visual observation
Personal Pattern
Built from saved history
Usual consistency
3–4
Luna's range
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
What Poopy can show you
Personal Pattern
What has been typical
Digestive episodes
Related logs together
What changed
Context around the timeline
History
Saved observations
Vet Report
Prepared to share
Capture
Save the observation.
Learn
Build the history.
Notice
See when something changes.
Share
Bring the picture to your vet.
Capture
Start with what actually happened.
Poopy makes it easy to preserve a stool observation while the details are still fresh instead of trying to remember them days later.
Photo logging Take a photo or add one from your library and keep the visual observation with the history.
Manual logging Save an observation even when you do not have a photo.
Date and time Keep when the observation actually occurred attached to the log.
Owner corrections Correct saved values when your own observation should replace an app-derived value.
Log details
Stool observation
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Consistency
4
Appearance
Formed
Color
Brown
Mucus
None seen
Occurrence
Edit date & time
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Digestive history
One poop is an observation. History is where the context begins.
Every saved log becomes another point in your dog’s digestive timeline, making it easier to see what happened before and what happens next.
Luna
Recent logs
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29
AUG
6
Softer than usual
Photo + context
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27
AUG
4
Right in usual range
Photo logged
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25
AUG
3
Right in usual range
Visual observation
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22
AUG
4
Right in usual range
Owner note
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Keep the details
Photos, observable characteristics, owner notes, and context stay connected to the log.
Keep the baseline
Repeated observations provide the history Personal Pattern can use for comparison.
Keep it useful later
The same saved history can become part of the Digestive Health Report.
Personal Pattern
Learn what has actually been typical for your dog.
Personal Pattern uses saved consistency history to show the range that has been typical for your dog.
Once that history exists, new observations can be described relative to the dog’s own logged pattern rather than treated as context-free numbers.
Firmer than usual
Right in usual range
Softer than usual
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Built from saved history
Personal Pattern
Luna
Usual consistency
3–4
on the 1–7 consistency scale
Latest log
4
Right in usual range
Personal Pattern describes this dog’s logged consistency. It is not a health score, diagnosis, or usual-for-all-dogs range.
Context
The poop is only part of the story.
Keep the things happening around the digestive history close enough to review later.
Around this log
Context
Aug 29
Food
New chicken recipe
Started 2 days ago
Supplement
Probiotic
Morning dose
Symptom
Mild gas
Owner reported
Note
Ate later than usual
Owner-entered context
Put changes next to the timeline.
Review owner-entered changes and their timing alongside digestive observations without claiming they caused the change.
Review related logs together.
Group related observations into a sequence so the episode can be reviewed as a whole instead of as scattered events.
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Timing and repeated reports can be useful clues, but they don’t prove what caused a change.
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Digestive Health Report
Owner-recorded and app-observed information for veterinary review
Dog
Rocko
Reporting period
Jan 1–31
Recorded stools
21
Digestive snapshot
Personal Pattern
4–4.5
Median
4
Episodes
2
Digestive pattern
Prepared for veterinary review
Vet Report
Explore the Vet Report
Turn the saved history into something useful outside the app.
Poopy can organize the observations you have collected into a Digestive Health Report prepared for veterinary review.
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Digestive snapshot High-level context for the reporting period.
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Personal Pattern The dog’s usual logged consistency in context.
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Episodes + changes Related observations and owner-entered context.
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Detailed log history The underlying observations remain available for review.
The toolkit
The pieces that make the history useful.
Poopy is designed around a simple idea: keep the observations, context, pattern, and reporting connected.
Photo logging
Capture a visual stool observation and preserve it with the digestive timeline.
Manual logging
Save observations even when no photograph is available.
History
Review previous logs chronologically instead of relying on memory.
Personal Pattern
Show what consistency has been typical in the dog’s saved history.
Digestive Episodes
Review related observations as a sequence rather than isolated events.
What Changed
Put owner-entered changes and their timing next to the digestive history.
Food + context
Keep food, treats, medications, supplements, symptoms, and notes close to the timeline.
Owner corrections
Preserve corrected values when your own observation should update an app-derived value.
Occurrence editing
Keep the saved date and time aligned with when the observation actually happened.
Pattern visualization
See consistency over time alongside the dog’s Personal Pattern.
Vet-ready PDF
Turn saved history into a Digestive Health Report prepared for veterinary review.
Data completeness
Keep gaps explicit instead of pretending unrecorded observations are known.
Responsible intelligence
Useful patterns. No fake certainty.
Poopy helps you observe, organize, and understand a digestive history. It does not turn a stool photo into a medical diagnosis.
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Poopy can help you
- save visual observations
- build a dog-specific history
- see patterns in saved data
- review changes and timing
- prepare history for veterinary review
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Poopy does not
- diagnose medical conditions
- prove what caused a change
- replace veterinary care
- treat Personal Pattern as a health score
- pretend missing observations are known
The next observation matters
Start building your dog’s digestive history.
The more useful history begins with something simple: save what you see when it happens.