Oct 20, 2026
Province of Valencia, Valencia, Spain, October 20, 2026 /MarketersMEDIA/ -- Nuzzleway brings a pet’s daily plan, care routines, reminders, check-ins and private journal together in one iPhone and iPad app. It supports dogs, cats, rabbits, birds and other companion animals, with guidance adapted to each pet’s species, age and life stage.

The company reports that more than 25 people in the United States have started using Nuzzleway. The app helps caregivers keep routines, observations and memories connected over time, so they can see what has been done and what may need attention.
Nuzzleway provides general care guidance and organization tools. It does not diagnose conditions or replace veterinary advice. The app is available for iPhone and iPad; Android is in development. Explore Nuzzleway’s features or download it from the App Store.
About Nuzzleway
Nuzzleway helps pet caregivers organize everyday care across a pet’s life stages.
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Name: Adonai Domínguez Hernández
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Organization: Nuzzleway
Phone: +34611762059
Website: https://www.nuzzleway.com/
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