Time and log seizures
Record seizures clearly. Start a timer with one tap, then add notes about what you saw later, when you are ready.
When your dog has a seizure, your focus is on keeping your furry friend safe. Kippa is a free, AI-assisted care app in development for Australian dog owners. It’s being designed to help you capture seizure episodes, keep records and use your logs to find patterns for clearer conversations with your vet.
Kippa is a canine epilepsy care solution concept in development for recording, tracking and sharing canine epilepsy data. It aims to bring seizure logs, medication, prescriptions, blood test results and daily care records into one space. With shared access for owners, vets and caregivers and AI-assisted patterns and insights, Kippa aims to help owners manage canine care and have better insights and conversations with their vet.
Kippa is being designed to help you record and share observations. It does not diagnose, treat or prescribe, and it does not replace care from your vet. Always follow your vet’s advice about your dog’s treatment.
Animal Medicines Australia’s 2025 national pet survey estimated 7,367,300 dogs.
Published international veterinary estimates for the general dog population; this is not an Australian measurement.
Our calculation applying that international prevalence range to the 2025 Australian dog estimate. This is not a diagnosed case count.
Sources: Animal Medicines Australia, Pets in Australia 2025 and International Veterinary Epilepsy Task Force, BMC Veterinary Research (2015). Indicative range: 7,367,300 × 0.006–0.0075, rounded to the nearest thousand. Actual Australian prevalence may differ.
During a seizure, your first thought is keeping your dog safe. At the same time, you may be trying to watch the clock and notice what is happening.
Afterwards, remembering the details can be hard. When did it start? How long did it last? What did you see before and after?
Over weeks and months, notes, medication records and vet documents can end up in different places. Putting the full picture together for a vet visit takes time.
Kippa is still being built. These are the core features we are working on. Details may change as we test with dog owners.
Record seizures clearly. Start a timer with one tap, then add notes about what you saw later, when you are ready.
Medical records, doses, changes and care notes in one place, instead of spread across apps and paper.
A calendar and simple summaries of the events you have logged, with AI to help surface patterns so changes over time are easier to see.
Bring together a clear record of events and medication to take to appointments.
Reminders for medication, check-ups and follow-ups, for you and, if you choose, your vet.
Search for vets with epilepsy expertise in your area when you need more support.
Find carers in your area who can look after a dog with epilepsy when you can’t be there.
Share experiences and support with other owners facing the same challenge.
We brought Hugo, our miniature Groodle, home when he was two months old. Four months later, we found him on the floor having his first seizure. We were frightened and had no idea what was happening.
The months that followed brought vet visits, blood tests, an MRI and daily medication. We tried to record every seizure and keep his prescriptions and medical history ready for the vet. But everything was scattered across notes, paperwork and apps. It was overwhelming, when all we wanted was to look after Hugo.
That experience inspired Kippa: one place for seizure logs, medication and care records. We’re also exploring how AI could highlight possible patterns to discuss with your vet.
Kippa began with Hugo, but we’re building it for every family who has sat beside a seizing dog, watching the clock and hoping they’ll be okay. We can’t take away that fear. We hope to make the care around it a little easier.
These early designs show how Kippa might work. They use example information, and the app isn’t available yet.
See the next dose, last seizure and recent trends at a glance.
Medication changes and seizure frequency over time, to discuss with your vet.
Just talk or type your answers to a few simple questions, and Kippa records the seizure for you.
See the context most often logged around seizures. Not a diagnosis.
Designs and features may change before release. The screens use example information only.
Plain-language answers for Australian dog owners. This is general information, not veterinary advice. Always talk to your vet about your dog.
Epilepsy is a brain condition that causes repeated seizures, and it is one of the most common neurological conditions in dogs. In many dogs no underlying cause is found, which vets call idiopathic epilepsy. Seizures can also be caused by other problems, such as a head injury, a brain tumour or another illness, so any dog that has a seizure should be checked by a vet.
Stay as calm as you can and keep your dog safe. Move away furniture or objects they could hit, keep them away from stairs and water, and keep your hands away from their mouth. Time the seizure. When it is over, note what happened, how long it lasted and anything unusual beforehand, then contact your vet for advice, especially after a first seizure.
When to get urgent help: Contact your vet or nearest emergency vet straight away if a seizure lasts more than 5 minutes, or if your dog has several seizures close together without fully recovering in between.
A record of when seizures happen, how long they last, what they looked like, medication doses and possible triggers helps your vet see patterns and judge how well treatment is working. These details are hard to remember accurately days later. Kippa is being designed to make that record quicker and easier to keep.
Not yet. Kippa is an iPhone app in development for Australian dog owners. Join the waitlist to hear about progress and be invited to share feedback on early designs.
Kippa is being designed as a free app for dog owners. Joining the waitlist is free, with no fee and no credit card details needed.
No. Kippa is being designed to help you record seizures and care information and share a clearer history with your vet. It will not predict seizures, diagnose epilepsy or replace advice from your vet.
Kippa was started by Sujit Ray after caring for his miniature Groodle, Hugo, who began having seizures as a puppy. It is being developed by PRODUCTBYDESIGN PTY LTD, an Australian registered company.
Join the waitlist for occasional development updates and an invitation to share feedback as Kippa takes shape.
We’ll email you with development updates and, when the time comes, an invitation to share feedback.
This hasn’t created an app account. You can unsubscribe from any email we send.
Back to home page