The latest update introduces structural changes to pet data management and system-level accessibility support. Due to an absence of post-release review data, the impact on user sentiment and app stability remains neutral. Further observation is required to determine if these interface modifications improve task completion rates.

Editing a pet is a lot less of a slog. Instead of one long form, everything now sits in sections you open only if you need them — identity, size and weight, feeding, preferences, personality — and each one shows a short summary while it's closed, so you can see what's already set without opening anything.

Removing a pet asks on the pet's own card now instead of in a pop-up dialog, and it cleans up properly afterwards: scheduled feeding, walk and medication reminders, reorder alerts, the pet's place in any sitter pass you've handed out, and what your widget shows.

Sitter passes are steadier. Revoking or extending a pass sticks the way it should, and logs from your sitter find their way back to your dashboard more reliably.

The app also moves more calmly in general — less bouncing and sliding around as things change — and if you have Reduce Motion switched on, PetKeeper now follows it everywhere.