Count your pet's medication at home
Pets on daily medication go through a lot of pills — and their humans do a lot of counting. countRx counts a whole tray from one photo, free.
A dog on thyroid or seizure medication, a cat on daily heart pills — chronic conditions mean long prescriptions, bulk bottles, and pill organizers that need refilling every week. Every one of those moments is a count, and hand-counting is where mistakes creep in.
To the counter, a pill is a pill: tablets, capsules, gel caps — any shape, any color, your medication or your pet's. Spread them on a tray, take one photo, and the count comes back in about 3 seconds with every pill marked on screen.
Where it earns its keep
Check a fresh refill
Long prescriptions for chronic conditions often arrive as big bottles. One photo confirms the count the day it arrives, while it’s still easy to sort out.
Split a long supply
Dividing a 90-day supply into weekly organizers or travel containers means counting the same pills again and again. Snap each batch instead of tallying it.
Know when to reorder
Count what’s left in the bottle in seconds and you’ll never discover on a Sunday night that your pet is out of medication.
A record, not just a number
Every count is saved on your device with its photo and timestamp, searchable by medication. If you ever wonder whether last month's refill was short, the exact tray is one search away — and exports to CSV or PDF. See how a count works, step by step →
countRx counts pills; it doesn't give medical or dosing advice. For questions about your pet's medication, talk to your veterinarian.
Free, no account — count the next refill.
