Quick Log
Save repeat treats, common symptoms, and regular medication in one tap.
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Getting Started
Add your first dog
Create one profile so all logs stay linked to the right dog.
New account
Set everything up in one sitting
Start with your first dog, then we’ll unlock starter foods and regular medication so Quick Log is ready straight away.
Add your dog
Save breed, age, weight, and the basics in the dog profile form.
Add foods and treats
Save the meals or treats you reach for often so they appear in Quick Log.
Add regular medication
Preload repeat medication so one-tap logging is ready when you need it.
Profile
Add Dog
Core profile details for tracking and reports.
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Starter setup
Set up foods and regular meds
Add the meals, treats, and regular medication you want ready for Quick Log.
Directory
Saved Dogs
Manage profiles or add another dog.
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Daily Logging
Choose what to log
Quick log for repeats, or open a tab for details.
Quick Log
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Quick log uses recent meals, regular medication, and common symptoms for the active dog.
Meals and treats
Recent quick logs
Regular medication
One-tap repeat doses
Common symptoms
Fast symptom shortcuts
Meals
Log meals
Capture meal, time, and ingredients.
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History
Meal History
Meals, ingredients, and notes by dog.
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Medication
Log medication
Track dose and response.
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History
Medication History
What was given and how it went.
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Symptoms
Log symptoms
Record reactions and context.
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History
Symptom History
Symptoms, stool score, and notes.
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Environment
Log exposure
Track non-food triggers.
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History
Exposure History
Exposures alongside symptoms.
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Today
Today’s health context
Signals from recent logs.
Today
Risk signal
Low
Based on linked ingredients
7-Day Trend
Past 7 days
Meals
0 meals
No recent meal data yet.
Symptoms
0 events
No recent symptom data yet.
Most Logged Symptom
No pattern yet
Keep logging to surface stronger insights.
Ingredient Signals
Possible triggers
Ingredients linked to symptoms within 8–24 hours.
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The first 5 ingredients are weighted more heavily than the rest.
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Environmental Signals
Possible non-food triggers
Exposures linked to symptoms within 0–6 hours.
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Medication Signals
Medication context
Medication linked to symptoms within 24–72 hours.
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Condition Monitoring
What you are watching
Current focus for this dog.
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Trigger Logic
How links are calculated
Meals: 8–24h after eating. Exposures: 0–6h after exposure. Medication: 24–72h after start.
These windows reflect typical symptom onset ranges and are used to surface likely context, not confirm a diagnosis.
Timeline
Timeline
Daily history
Detailed history when needed.
Meals
Medication
Symptoms
Exposures
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Help
How to use Rootsy step by step
Follow this guided flow to set up your dog, log useful information, and create a clearer handover for your Vet.
Start Here
Add your dog
Go to Dogs and create the profile first. Add the basics like breed, date of birth, weight, background, and any known health issues.
- Add one dog profile before logging anything else.
- Use the optional profile fields if they will help your Vet later.
- If the dog is adopted or some details are unknown, use the “not known” options where available.
Daily Logging
Log meals accurately
Use the Log section and choose Meals. Add ingredients in the same order they appear on the food packet, because the first ingredients are weighted more heavily in Rootsy’s analysis.
- Log each meal, treat, or food trial separately.
- Include the full ingredient list when possible.
- Save common foods so repeat logging is quicker next time.
Symptoms
Log reactions when they happen
Use the Symptoms tab inside Log to record itching, stool changes, vomiting, ear irritation, and any notes that help explain what happened.
- Log symptoms as close to the event as possible.
- Select all symptoms that apply, not just the main one.
- Use notes for severity, timing, and anything unusual that day.
Wider Context
Track environmental exposures
Use Environmental Exposures to log pollen, grass, dust, mould, cleaning products, or smoke so food reactions can be compared with non-food triggers too.
- Log likely exposures on the same day they happen.
- Use notes for walks, house cleaning, or high-pollen days.
- This helps separate food patterns from seasonal or contact triggers.
Review
Check the insights
Open Insights to review the timeline, top symptoms, and possible ingredient signals. These are pattern clues, not diagnoses.
- Use the daily timeline to compare meals, symptoms, and exposures.
- Watch for ingredients that appear repeatedly before reactions.
- Use the app as a record to support a Vet conversation, not replace one.
Share
Export for your Vet
Use Download report to create a structured handover, or create a read-only shared link for Insights and Timeline. You can choose whether that shared view includes a small dog summary to help identify the right profile, and you can prepare a ready-to-fill email with that link on your device.
- Export after a reaction flare-up or before an appointment.
- Make sure meals, symptoms, and exposures are all logged first.
- Use the shared link if you want the Vet to open the timeline directly without owner details.
- Remember that anyone with the shared link can open it until you turn sharing off or create a new one.
- The trigger column is there to speed up review, not confirm an allergy.
How it works
How ingredient signals are calculated
Ingredient signals are a weighted pattern check, not a diagnosis. They help highlight which ingredients appear most often before symptoms.
- We only link meals to symptoms that happen 8–24 hours later.
- Each ingredient is weighted by its position on the food label (earlier = higher weight).
- Common filler terms (vitamins, minerals, additives) are ignored.
- Scores add up across linked symptoms to rank the most likely ingredients.
- Higher scores appear as Medium or High signals to help focus Vet conversations.
Need More Help?
woof@lifeofrileybakery.co.uk
We can point you in the right direction
If you get stuck, need help with your account, or want to discuss partnerships or sponsorships, email the Rootsy team.
Account tools
Active dog
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Current tracking context
Profiles
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Dogs in your tracker
Sharing
Share with your Vet
Choose a report or a read-only link.
Account settings
Update your login details
Change your email address or password here. Email changes may require confirmation from your inbox.
Support
woof@lifeofrileybakery.co.uk
Need help?
If you need account support, a partnership conversation, or help using Rootsy, email us and we’ll point you in the right direction.
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Manage dashboard posts and sponsor content
Create, edit, publish, and reorder the content shown on the Dashboard.
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Current content
Use the grouped list below to edit, draft, or remove content.
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