Tickster Pet Scan
Guided Tick Checks for Dogs
About
This app guides dog owners through visual tick checks using their iPhone camera, helping to maintain an organized care history for each pet. It allows for detailed recording of findings, body areas, and notes, with optional snapshots and vet-ready summaries.
What's New in Tickster Pet Scan
2.50.43
July 30, 2026
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
Tickster Monthly
Monthly access to Tickster Pet Scan
FAQ
What is Tickster Pet Scan?
Tickster Pet Scan is a tool for dog owners to perform guided visual tick checks using their iPhone camera. It helps maintain a detailed care history for each dog, including scan findings and notes.
How does Tickster Pet Scan work?
The app guides you through a visual scan of your dog, highlighting potential tick candidates. You can record details like body areas, confidence levels, findings, and owner notes for each scan.
Does Tickster Pet Scan have ads?
No, Tickster Pet Scan does not contain advertisements. It is an ad-free application focused on providing a clean user experience for pet care tracking.
What are the subscription options for Tickster Pet Scan?
Tickster Pet Scan offers monthly and annual auto-renewable subscriptions. A 7-day free trial is available for eligible new subscribers. Pricing is displayed by Apple before purchase.
Can I cancel my Tickster Pet Scan subscription?
Yes, you can manage or cancel your subscription at any time through your Apple Account settings. This ensures you have full control over your subscription status.
Is Tickster Pet Scan safe for all ages?
Tickster Pet Scan has an age rating of 12+. While it is a tool for dog owners, the content and interface are designed for users aged 12 and above.
How often is Tickster Pet Scan updated?
The latest version of Tickster Pet Scan is 2.50.43, released on July 30, 2026. Updates are provided to ensure the app remains functional and incorporates improvements.
Can Tickster Pet Scan diagnose diseases?
No, Tickster Pet Scan is a screening, education, and tracking aid. It does not diagnose disease, confirm tick identification, determine infection, recommend treatment, or replace veterinary care.
