In short: Petfetti tracks 16 daily health metrics — energy, appetite, weight, behavior, sleep — and generates vet-ready summary reports from your logged data. Voocie works from the other direction: give your vet your pet's private email address at @pets.voocie.com and the health story builds automatically from what the clinic sends. Petfetti is for owners who want to track daily observations; Voocie is for owners who want a complete, vet-sourced clinical record.
Transparency note
This page is published by Voocie. We've tried to be fair — we'll tell you where Petfetti does things we don't, and where we think our approach is stronger. Features are based on publicly available information as of August 2026.
The core difference
Voocie is built around your pet's actual medical records. You upload vet PDFs, and the AI extracts diagnoses, medications, lab values, and vaccine dates into a structured timeline. The AI answers questions grounded in your pet's real clinical data.
Petfetti is built around daily owner-logged health tracking. You manually log meals, medications, symptoms, weight, vital signs, and 16 other metrics. The app turns those logs into charts and generates PDF reports you can share with your vet.
Think of it this way: Voocie starts with what your vet already knows (their documents) and makes it accessible. Petfetti starts with what you observe at home every day and helps you track it over time.
Feature comparison
| Feature | Voocie | Petfetti |
|---|---|---|
| Upload vet records from any clinic | ✓ Core feature — any PDF | ✗ |
| AI reads and extracts data from vet PDFs | ✓ Diagnoses, meds, labs, vaccines extracted automatically | ✗ |
| Daily health metric logging | ✗ | ✓ 16 metrics — weight, temp, blood glucose, heart rate, etc. |
| 30-second daily check-in | ✗ | ✓ Eating, drinking, pooping, energy, grooming |
| Health trend charts | ~ Lab value trends from vet records | ✓ Visual charts from daily logs |
| Chronological health timeline | ✓ Auto-built from vet documents | ✓ Condition tracker timeline |
| AI lab result explanations | ✓ Grounded in your pet's actual lab values | ✗ |
| Vaccine tracking | ✓ Auto-detected from uploaded records | ✓ Manual logging |
| Medication tracking | ✓ Extracted from vet documents | ✓ Manual logging with reminders |
| Vet-ready reports | ✓ Shareable link with full clinical record | ✓ Customizable PDF reports |
| Share record with any vet or ER | ✓ Link or care-team invite | ~ PDF export to share |
| Vet visit prep questions | ✓ Based on open items in the record | ✗ |
| Insurance claim export | ✓ One-step export | ✗ |
| Multi-pet support | ✓ | ✓ Up to 10 pets |
| Family/caregiver sharing | ✓ Care team invites | ✓ Up to 5 team members |
| Symptom & behavior logging | ✗ | ✓ Core feature with conditions tracker |
| Planner/calendar | ✗ | ✓ Unified care calendar with reminders |
| Pricing | 60-day free trial · then $99/yr or ~$10/mo — all pets | Free with limits · Premium unlocks sharing + unlimited memories |
Where Petfetti does well
Credit where it's due — Petfetti has real strengths:
- Deepest daily tracking we've seen. Sixteen health metrics — including blood glucose, blood pressure, respiratory rate, and heart rate — go well beyond what most pet health apps offer. For pet parents managing chronic conditions like diabetes or heart disease, this level of daily monitoring is genuinely valuable. You're building a dataset your vet can actually use.
- 30-second daily check-in. The quick check-in for eating, drinking, energy, and output is low-friction enough to become a real habit. Over weeks, patterns emerge — a gradual drop in appetite or energy that you might not notice day-to-day but the chart makes obvious.
- Condition tracker. The ability to track specific health conditions (illness, injury, allergy) with a dedicated timeline, status updates, and linked logs is a feature that most apps overlook. If your dog is recovering from surgery or your cat has a recurring allergy, this is exactly the kind of structured tracking that helps you and your vet make better decisions.
- Customizable PDF reports. Rather than exporting everything, Petfetti lets you choose what goes into a vet report. That means you can bring your vet a focused summary — "here's the last 30 days of weight and appetite data" — instead of a massive file dump.
- Family collaboration. Up to 5 caregivers sharing one account for up to 10 pets. For multi-pet households with pet sitters, dog walkers, or co-owners, everyone stays on the same page.
Where Voocie is stronger
- Document intelligence. Voocie's core is AI that reads your actual vet PDFs — not just stores them. Upload a discharge summary, and the app extracts diagnoses, prescribed medications, lab reference ranges, and vaccine dates into a structured, searchable record. Petfetti doesn't handle vet documents at all — its data comes entirely from what you type in.
- Clinical data grounding. When Voocie's AI answers a question, it draws on your pet's real lab values and vet notes — not general pet health knowledge. Ask "is Nala's kidney function trending okay?" and the answer cites her actual BUN/creatinine history from her lab work.
- The vet's side of the story. Pet health has two data sources: what happens at the clinic (test results, diagnoses, prescriptions) and what happens at home (appetite, energy, behavior). Petfetti captures the home side exceptionally well. Voocie captures the clinical side. Your vet wrote down what they found — Voocie makes sure you actually have it and understand it.
- Emergency vet sharing. When you're in a pet ER at 2 AM and the vet asks for your pet's medication list and vaccine history, Voocie gives you a shareable link with the complete clinical record. Petfetti can generate a PDF, but it only contains what you've manually logged — not the vet's actual documents.
- Insurance claim workflow. Assembling insurance claim documentation requires your vet's records, not your personal logs. Voocie's one-step export pulls the actual clinical documents insurers need.
Which app fits you?
- You have a pet with a chronic condition and want to track daily vitals → Petfetti. The 16-metric tracking, condition timeline, and vet reports are purpose-built for this. If your pet has diabetes, kidney disease, or a recovery you're monitoring day by day, Petfetti's logging depth is hard to beat.
- You want to understand your vet records and never scramble in an ER → Voocie. Upload everything, ask anything about your pet's clinical history, share instantly with any vet.
- You want both → These apps are genuinely complementary. Voocie for the clinical paper trail and vet-facing records; Petfetti for daily at-home monitoring and trend detection. Together they give you the full picture — what your vet found and what you see at home.
Neither Voocie nor Petfetti replaces your veterinarian. Both apps are informational tools — they help you track, understand, and prepare, but they don't diagnose conditions or prescribe treatments. Always talk to your vet about your pet's health concerns.
FAQ
- What makes Petfetti different from Voocie?
- Petfetti is a daily health tracking app — you log 16 metrics per day (energy level, appetite, behavior, weight, and others) and Petfetti compiles those observations into vet-ready reports. Voocie works from the vet side: your clinic emails visit summaries, lab panels, and prescriptions to your pet's private @pets.voocie.com address, and Voocie automatically extracts and organizes them. Petfetti captures what you observe; Voocie captures what the vet documents.
- Does Petfetti capture records from vet visits automatically?
- Petfetti is built for daily owner-logged metrics, not automatic capture of vet documents. Voocie gives your pet a private email address — when your vet emails a visit summary, discharge note, or lab results to that address, Voocie extracts diagnoses, medications, lab values, and vaccines automatically. No manual entry required.
- How useful are Petfetti's vet-ready reports?
- Petfetti's daily tracking reports are useful for showing a vet patterns in energy, appetite, and behavior over time — especially helpful for chronic conditions where daily trends matter. Voocie complements this differently: it stores and explains the vet's own documents, so the clinical record and the owner's daily observations can both inform the conversation.
- Does Voocie track daily health metrics like Petfetti?
- Voocie focuses on the clinical health record — what vets send, not daily owner observations. Petfetti is better for tracking daily behavior changes and activity patterns. The two work well together: Petfetti for your daily log, Voocie for the vet's clinical record. They address different data sources.
- Which app is better for lab result tracking?
- Voocie. When your vet sends lab results to your pet's @pets.voocie.com address, Voocie automatically parses the values, flags out-of-range results, and lets you ask the AI what they mean in plain language. Petfetti tracks wellness metrics you log yourself — it does not connect to clinical lab data from your vet's practice management system.
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