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Switching apps

Moving to Ellika from the
RVC Pet Epilepsy Tracker

If you're moving from the RVC Pet Epilepsy Tracker, start by saving a copy of whatever records you can still access. Losing access to your dog's history is upsetting, especially when you've kept it for years. These steps may help you bring it into Ellika. Ellika is an independent project and isn't affiliated with the RVC.

Saving and moving your records
1
If the app still opens, save what you can

Open it while you still have it installed and look for any export, report or email option in its settings. If there isn't one, screenshots work: go through the seizure history and capture each entry. Slow, but it preserves dates, durations and notes.

2
Ask your vet for a copy of their records

Prescription history, dose changes and visit notes live in your clinic's system. Ask for a printout at your next appointment. Those records can help you fill in the medication history.

3
Rebuild the log in Ellika

Ellika accepts entries with any historical date, so you can add past seizures by hand. Start with the most recent and work back, and don't worry about perfection. If a date or duration is approximate, say so in the notes.

4
Have a spreadsheet or CSV?

Ellika has a CSV import option. Your columns may need adjusting first, so keep the original file and check the imported entries afterwards. If you get stuck, email support@ellika.app with a description of the problem and I’ll help you work through it.

What Ellika offers
Save a copy of your log

Export your seizure log as CSV and save PDF reports on the free plan.

Actively maintained

I use Ellika for Ella every day and welcome feedback from other owners.

Cats too

Dogs, cats, rabbits: every pet gets the same record.

Free medication reminders

Reminders, refill alerts and dose logging cost nothing.

Keep recording from here.

You can start for free, add older entries as you find them, and export a copy to keep for yourself.

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