Guides
Get the most from Our Little Paws
Short, practical guides for using the app — starting with the screen that answers "who fed who".
First-time setup
Getting started
Every screen you'll see the first time you open the app, in order — from the welcome screen to arriving on Today.
Pet profiles
Add a pet
Every field on the "New pet" screen — name, species, photo or face, optional details, starter care — plus editing and deleting a pet.
Care items
Care items
Build a custom feeding and care schedule: categories, suggestions, symbols, how often — including Certain days — and reminders.
The Today tab
Today tab
What still needs doing for each pet, at a glance — ticking off tasks, and the press-and-hold menu for skipping or deleting one.
Care history
How to see who did what
Find the full care history for every pet — grouped by day, with who did each thing and when, plus what the free plan shows and what stays saved.
Printable
A free “has the dog been fed?” chart
One week on one page — morning, evening, medicine, walk and water, with room for who did it and when. A4 PDF, nothing to sign up for.
The fridge
You don’t need a fridge magnet
Magnets, signs and printable charts all answer “has the dog been fed?” — until a second person walks past the fridge. Where they break, and what takes their place.
Comparison
Who fed the dog? Apps compared
What the “who fed the dog” apps and shared pet care trackers for families actually do — and how Our Little Paws differs.
Roundup
Best shared pet care apps for families
Eight apps, ranked with one clear pick each — what it tracks, who it’s built for, and a side-by-side comparison.
Comparison
Puppy feeding schedule apps, compared
What the apps built to track a puppy’s changing feeding schedule actually do — and how Our Little Paws differs.
Comparison
Feeding tracker apps for multiple dogs, compared
Separate schedules, who fed which dog, and how a handful of apps built for more than one pet compare.