Is there an app for this? (Journal for tracking food and symptoms)

[Nancy and Georgia Brown]

I have an iphone. Georgia does have allergy issues. My boss gets on my case about not tracking what she eats, where she goes etc so I can see a pattern with what is going on with her.

Can anyone recommend an app for this? I've been looking online. I want something that is calendar based, nothing fancy, and not necessarily dog related but where I can take notes on a daily basis and transfer it off my iphone and into a document if need be.

[Kaitee and Orwell]

Try CalenMob for free. I think it has a share option that you can e-mail to yourself and then save the attachment from there.

If you don't like that, Week Calendar is $1.99 and definitely has the share option.

[Karen, Jasper and Jackdoodle]

Regarding the tracking of where she goes, environmental allergens like pollens and molds travel hundreds of miles, and are in the air just about everywhere she goes. Ditto indoor allergens like dust mites. The allergens (protein molecules) have to enter the blood stream either through inhalation (the air she breathes) or ingestion (things she eats), to provoke an allergic response. It's not due to things she comes into physical contact with. So where she goes doesn't really matter in terms of allergies, unless it involves travelling. 

It might be more helpful to track weather conditions and pollen counts. :) 

[Kaitee and Orwell]

If she does get allergies indoors, I have an air filter company that I can recommend that reduces the particulates in the air almost down to 0. That's only if you want to invest in something like that in your home. It also improves asthma symptoms and allergy symptoms in humans (it's main focus). 

[Nancy and Georgia Brown]

Thanks Kaitee. My house is tiny and I live in a moderate climate, so I don't have central heat or air conditioning. And during the warmer months I need to have windows and doors open to cool it off, so it would negate any portable system.

[Kaitee and Orwell]

It's actually not a portable system. There is the portable option, however. 

But no worries... I don't have a need for one either, knock on wood.

[Nancy and Georgia Brown]

He thinks if I track her diet, where she goes, the time of year and location on a regular basis it gives my way more data than my memory. And he says I could do it easily on my iphone when I'm at the dog park daily. I think he's right on those points.

He did mention that I could go online and check the pollen count at my location and plug that in while I'm at the dog park.