GLENDA’S CARE JOURNAL
Little moments,
one shared routine.
Log a moment
Ask, or tell me what happened
Your logs + PADS resources. No generated advice.
One event per message · “at 7 AM” means today in Vancouver.
Use “yesterday at 7 AM” or “on 2026-09-12 at 7 AM” for another day.
A SHARED PICTURE
Today, together.
Alone time measures caregiver absence; quiet rest measures calm rest; time to settle measures the wait for calm. Alone time can overlap settling or rest. These timers do not automatically start sleep, crate time, or one another.
Care timeline
HER DAILY PATTERNS
Her days, taking shape.
The last 14 days of recorded care, starting no earlier than September 12, when she came home. Patterns reflect the care you’ve logged.
Logged sleep, day by day
Ongoing sleep is counted up to now. Crate time and quiet rest are separate.
Daily care counts
| Day | Pee | Poo | No result | Food | Accidents |
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THE GUIDANCE BEHIND THE ANSWERS
Glenda’s bookshelf.
Private copies of your PADS resources. Advice is age- and context-dependent; your trainer and veterinarian take precedence.
Toileting gives both 5–10-minute and roughly 30-minute retry instructions. Discuss both approaches with your trainer. Distress guidance takes priority over waiting for quiet.
MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME
Settings
Manage notifications for this phone and your shared reminders.
Potty reminders · both phones
Choose how long after each logged pee or poo to send a reminder. Changes apply to both phones and update the current due times.
Each water entry adds a pee reminder 30 minutes after its recorded time. Water follow-ups expire after 24 hours.
Quiet hours: 10:30 PM–6 AM, Vancouver time. Alerts resume after sleep ends.
Checking notification setup…
Tests send immediately, even during quiet hours. Reminders depend on connectivity and iOS notification settings. Logging out disables this phone’s enrollment.