TL;DR: Petme lets you manage your personal profile and profiles for all your pets from a single account. You can post as yourself, as a pet, or as both together. Likes and followers across family profiles are counted individually, and when someone follows one member of your pet family, they can follow others too. There is no limit on how many pets you can add.
Managing multiple pets across social media typically means juggling separate accounts or cramming everything into one profile that does not do any pet justice. Petme solves this with integrated personal and pet profiles: each pet gets their own presence with their own posts, photos, and following, and you control all of it from a single account without switching logins.
What are integrated pet profiles?
Each pet on Petme gets their own profile with its own posts, photos, and followers. Your personal profile and all your pet profiles are linked under one account. You can post from any of them, or from multiple at once. There is no limit to how many pets you can add, whether you have one cat, two dogs, or a wider mix of animals at home.How to set up your pet family on Petme
Step 1: Set up your personal profile
Add your name, photo, and a short bio. Your personal profile is the hub from which all pet profiles are managed.Step 2: Add pet profiles
Once your personal profile is set, add each pet one by one. Each profile reflects that pet's own personality through the content you post.Step 3: Post as yourself, your pet, or together
When creating a post, tap "Select Post Owners" to choose which profile or profiles it appears under. You can post as yourself only, as your pet only, or as both together. If you want to change ownership after publishing, that can be edited from the post menu.Family posts
Family posts let you share a single piece of content across multiple profiles at once. A photo of your two cats napping together can appear on both their profiles, and on yours, as individual posts with all owners listed. Each profile gets full credit. You control which profiles are included at the time of posting and can update the ownership later if needed.Family likes
A like on a family post counts as a like for every profile listed as an owner. A post with five likes shows five family likes across all participating profiles. Individual profiles still accumulate their own total, since each post appears independently on each profile's feed. This creates both a shared count and individual tallies for each member.Family followers
When someone follows one member of your pet family, Petme gives them the option to follow the others. A person who discovers your dog's profile can follow your cat and your personal profile in the same moment. Each follow counts individually toward each profile's total.Integrated profiles and pet sitting
A complete, active pet profile helps when you are looking for a sitter. Sitters browsing Petme can see your pet's personality, activity level, and daily life through posts before accepting a booking. They get a genuine picture of who they will be caring for, rather than reading a text description written at registration. The same applies in reverse. When you browse sitters on Petme, you see their own profiles: their own pets, their home, their routines through posts. This transparency on both sides leads to better-matched bookings. A sitter who sees your dog's regular trail walks and their own profile shows the same is a more informed and better-prepared match than a name with a star rating.Frequently asked questions
1. Can I create multiple pet profiles on Petme?
Yes. There is no limit to how many pets you can add. All of them are managed from the same account, with no switching required.
2. How do family posts work?
Family posts allow you to share content across multiple profiles at once. The post appears on each selected profile as its own post with all owners listed. Ownership can be edited after publishing.
3. What are family likes?
A single like on a family post counts as a like for every profile listed as an owner. Individual profiles also maintain their own separate totals, since each post appears independently in each profile's feed.
4. How do family followers work?
When someone follows one member of your pet family, Petme gives them the option to follow the others. Each follow is counted individually toward each profile's total. This creates a natural growth loop across all connected profiles.
5. Can I edit a post's ownership after it has been published?
Yes. Go to the post and select edit from the menu to update which profiles are listed as owners.
6. Can businesses use integrated pet profiles? 🐾
Yes. Businesses on Petme can create integrated profiles for themselves and for any pets associated with the business, following the same structure as personal accounts. Profiles are set up through the same process regardless of account type.
