Sign inFrom daily care to the vet's office.
Keep a record of daily routines and the changes you notice. WiseTails is being built to organise meals, medications, photos and veterinary notes around each pet.
Coming to iPhone and Android. Here is a preview of the experience we are building.

One connected care system
Routines, records and care between visits.
From the first days at home to ongoing care, WiseTails will help you keep the useful details together. These features will arrive in stages.
One lifelong record
Bring daily care, health, meals, medication, weight, behaviour, training, appointments and photos into one clear timeline.
Help that knows the context
Pip is planned to help explain care information using the pet details you choose. It will arrive in a later update.
A clearer care team
Prepare useful veterinary summaries, coordinate with caregivers and keep everyone working from the same current information.
WiseTails in your pocket
The mobile app is planned for the Apple App Store and Google Play, with quick records and care reminders wherever you are.
Inside WiseTails
Explore sample profiles, daily routines and care records in the interactive preview.
A clearer view of care
Pet profiles, routines, reminders and veterinary notes, with the useful history close at hand.
A clear day of care.
Tap a routine to try checking it off.
Care on the go
Quick logs, photos and reminders, designed to fit into life with your pets.
Your care at a glance.
See their first weeks take shape.
A profile, a training path and a daily routine, working together. Explore an illustrative puppy journey with the features planned for WiseTails.
Explore the puppy journey
A calmer first week at home
Practical guidance shaped by the puppy details you add.
- Set up a calm sleep and rest area
- Save vaccination and appointment details
- Notice meals, stool, sleep and behaviour changes
Small lessons for week one
Reward-based and gradually paced
Today's starting rhythm
Example only. Timing adjusts to the puppy.
A question with useful context
“My puppy ate breakfast, played for ten minutes and is sniffing by the door. What should I do next?”
Those can be useful toilet cues. Take them to their usual spot now, keep the trip calm and reward them after they finish. If they do not go, supervise closely and try again soon.
General guidance, not a veterinary diagnosis
Prepare for veterinary care
Bring symptoms, medication, meals, behaviour and appointments into one clearer history for the conversation.
Care knowledge you can trust.
Start with the animal.
Browse dedicated directories for dogs, cats, reptiles, birds, small mammals and aquatic species.
Start with a topic.
Search practical, source-linked articles across health, behaviour, daily care and life with pets.
Designed for life with animals.
WiseTails is being built for dogs, cats, reptiles, birds, fish, rabbits and other small mammals. The goal is a place you can return to as their needs change.
