For dogs with allergies

Stop guessing what makes them itch.

Track your dog's symptoms and changes over time. Share a clear report with your vet so they have the context they need to get your dog wagging its tail again.

Get founding access$9 once

Launching on the App Store and Google Play in three weeks.

4.9 from the first 36 founding testers

Track the changes and notice the pattern.

Logging takes less than ten seconds. You don't have to do it every day: log what you notice, when you notice it. Dogtor reminds you now and then.

Today10 sec

Dogtor's Today screen with a drawing of a golden retriever and four marked spots

Tap where it itches

Severity1 tap

Severity sheet with mild, moderate and severe

Mild, moderate or severe

All partsoverview

What's bad, what's clear

One part30 days

Left ear detail with thirty days of severity and photos

One ear, thirty days

Reportmonthly

Monthly report comparing March to February

Better or worse, in one line

Timelineeverything

Timeline of food, meds, photos and vet visits

Food, meds, photos, visits

The report

Help your vet help your dog.

One page. Your vet reads it in a minute and the visit starts where the last one ended instead of from zero.

Thirty days of severity, per body part

Every food change and every medication, dated

Photos of the same spot, weeks apart

What got better, what didn't, what's still unclear

Share it from your phone. Print it. Your vet doesn't need an account.

Luna · MarchDOGTOR REPORT · 30 DAYS

Left ear

Chest

Changes

Switched to salmonMAR 8

Started Apoquel 5.4 mgMAR 15

Vet visit, recheck in 6 weeksMAR 24

Left ear

9 bad days, down from 17 in February.Food and Apoquel overlap from Mar 15. Effect can't be assigned to one yet.

The part nobody tells you

Most owners can't answer the vet's first question.

"When did it start?" Two weeks ago. Or three. "Any change in food?" Salmon, at some point. "Did the Apoquel help?" It did, then it didn't. Or the pollen dropped. So you get another guess, another drug, another eight weeks.

121threads on r/dogallergies that end with "back to square one"

$2,000+a typical year of Apoquel, Cytopoint and one allergy panel. Spent, not measured.

Why I built this

Luna is four. She's been itchy for most of it.

I'm Nik, from Ljubljana. Luna is my golden retriever.

Since her scratching started, every vet visit has been pretty much the same. When did it start? What changed? Did the last treatment help? And every time, I realised I didn't really know. I had months of random notes on my phone, but no clear picture of what was actually getting better or worse. Before appointments, I'd try to piece it all together into something useful for the vet. Eventually I thought: why isn't there just a simple way to track this as it happens?

So I built the app I wanted for Luna. Something that takes seconds to keep updated and gives the vet the history when it matters.

NikLjubljana · Luna's owner

In their words

You're not the only one guessing.

Real posts from r/dogallergies. Unedited, linked.

r/dogallergiesPosted by u/honeylavenderlemon · Jul 2021

It was so heartbreaking, time consuming, expensive. I felt like a failure, like my only job was to keep him happy and healthy.

r/dogallergiesPosted by u/RedThornRose · Jul 2021

I'm overwhelmed by the costs I'm being quoted. I can't afford all of this, especially since I question whether or not it's actually helping.

417

r/dogallergiesComment by u/kibblesnbits22 · Apr 2025

Apoquel and Cytopoint worked for a minute, but eventually we found ourselves back to square one.

German shepherd3 drugs in

How it compares

Against the Notes app, paper and memory.

Every tracker asks you to remember. Dogtor asks you to tap.

	Dogtor	Notes app	Memory
Tap a drawing of your dog		no	no
Three levels, not a scale of ten		free text	no
Says when two changes overlap		no	no
Pollen and weather filled in		no	no
One-page PDF for the vet		copy-paste	no
Answer from the lock screen		no	no
Time per day	10 sec	minutes	zero, then lost

What builds over time

Answers that build week by week.

Week 1

The first pattern

Which ear, which days. You'll notice Tuesdays before the app says anything.

Week 2

The first photo pair

The same spot, ten days apart. The first time you can see instead of remember.

Week 4

The first report

Better or worse than last month, in one line. And what can't be assigned yet.

Week 8

The first visit that starts from a page

Your vet reads a month in a minute. The visit begins where the last one ended.

Founding access

For the first 50 owners.

one time, for lifeDogtor will be $4.99 a month at launch. Founding owners never pay again.

Lifetime access, every future feature included
First on the beta, ahead of everyone else
A direct line to Nik while it's being built
Your dog's breed drawn if it isn't on the list yet

Get founding access$9 once

Launching on the App Store and Google Play in three weeks.

Card via Lemon Squeezy. If it isn't what this page says, email me and the $9 comes back. No form.

Questions? We're here to help.

Short answers. Email for the long ones.

Is this veterinary advice?

No. Dogtor records what happens and shows it clearly. It never diagnoses, never suggests a drug, never tells you to change anything. Your vet decides.

Does it replace the vet?

The opposite. You arrive with a month of evidence instead of a month of memory.

My dog isn't a golden retriever.

Right now the body map is a golden. Founding owners get their breed drawn as we add them. The parts are the same: ears, paws, belly, hips.

iPhone or Android?

Both. Dogtor launches on the App Store and Google Play at the same time. Your founding access works on either.

What if I miss days?

Nothing breaks. A missed day is a blank, not a failure. Log two days out of seven and you still have more than your vet has now.

What does my vet receive?

A PDF. One page. No login, no app, no account on their side.

Is my dog's data private?

It lives on your phone. It leaves only when you share the report.

Founding owners

4.9

Based on the first 36 owners

533

Hannah R.Milo · Jack Russell, 4

Our vet actually read the page. First time in two years she didn't ask when it started.Founding owner · verified purchase

Tom & PriyaBea · Aussie, 6

Tapping the ear at night is the only habit I've ever kept. The report told us the salmon did nothing. Saved us a month.Founding owner · verified purchase

Dani K.Ruby · Aussie pup, 1

I stopped feeling like a bad owner. It's not that she got better yet, it's that I finally know what I'm looking at.Founding owner · verified purchase