Questions
About Flok
An iPhone and iPad app that builds a care plan for your dog or cat: what is due, when, and why it matters at their age. Vet papers, treatments and visits live next to the plan.
No. Flok keeps your pet's plan and papers in order. When something feels off, it gives you a first answer: one clear next step, like when to call your vet. It does not diagnose. Diagnosis and treatment decisions belong to your vet.
Dogs and cats.
An iPhone or iPad with iOS 17.6 or later.
Not yet. You can join the Android waitlist, and we'll let you know when it's ready.
The plan
From what you tell it about your pet: species, birthday, breed, sex, and whether they're spayed or neutered. Each line comes with the reason it matters at your pet's age.
Pick the closest day you can. You can change it later in your pet's profile.
Scan the paper your vet gave you and confirm what Flok found. The plan follows your vet's dates.
Documents
Vet papers such as vaccination records, rabies certificates, visit summaries, prescriptions and lab reports.
No. Flok shows you what it read, and it goes into the plan only after you confirm.
Flok Premium and your account
If you bought it on this site, open Your account and choose Manage or cancel subscription. If you bought it in the app, cancel it in your Apple Account: on your iPhone, open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions. You keep Flok Premium until the end of the period you've paid for. Cancel before your trial ends and you won't be charged.
Sign in with Apple isn't available on this site. Your account works in the Flok app as before, and you manage your subscription there.
When you buy Flok Premium on this site, Link sells it for us. Link is part of Stripe, the payment company. That's why the charge shows as LINK.COM* FLOKPETAPP and your receipts come from Link.
Your data
No. We never sell your pet's records or the data in your account, and the app has no ads. This website measures which of our ads bring visitors, and some US state laws may count that as selling or sharing. You can turn it off at the bottom of every page, as our Privacy Policy explains.
In the app, or on this site in Your account. Deleting your account doesn't cancel a subscription, so cancel it first. The Privacy Policy explains what happens to your data.
Emergencies
No. If you think your pet is in danger, call your vet or the nearest emergency clinic now.
- For suspected poisoning in the US, call ASPCA Animal Poison Control at 888-426-4435 (a fee may apply).
- For suspected poisoning in Canada, call Pet Poison Helpline at 855-764-7661 (a fee applies).
- For suspected poisoning in the UK, call Animal PoisonLine at 01202 509 000 (a fee applies).
- For suspected poisoning in Australia, call Animal Poisons Helpline at 1300 869 738 (a fee applies).
- For suspected poisoning in New Zealand, call Animal Poisons Helpline at 0800 869 738 (a fee may apply).
- For suspected poisoning in France, call Centre Antipoison Animal at 02 40 68 77 40 (no charge) or CNITV at 04 78 87 10 40. Both are open 8:30 am to midnight. Outside those hours, call your vet or the nearest emergency veterinary clinic.
- For suspected poisoning in Spain, call your vet, or the Servicio de Información Toxicológica at 91 562 04 20 (open 24 hours). It is a poison centre for people that also advises on animals, so say the call is about your pet.
- For suspected poisoning in Italy, call your vet, or the Centro Antiveleni di Milano at 02 6610 1029 (open 24 hours). It is a poison centre for people that also advises on animals, so say the call is about your pet.
