Small daily notes add up to a clear picture
- 07:15Walk55 min
- 08:05Breakfast205 g
- 09:30Water245 ml
- 12:00ToiletUrination
1Log the everyday
Meals, water, weight, walks, rest and toilet trips, each in a few taps. Miss a day and nothing breaks.
- WalksUsual 50–60 min
2Petopedia learns their usual
After about a week of entries, Petopedia knows your pet's own normal range for each measurement — not an average dog's or cat's.
- Water higher than usual (+32%)
- Walks shorter than usual (−55%)
- Food, weight and rest as usual
3See what changed
Each day is compared with that range, so a slow drift or a sudden jump stands out instead of slipping by.
Things many owners don't know
Browse all guides- Lily pollen alone can poison a cat.Even brushing past a bouquet and grooming the pollen off can cause kidney failure.See the food checker
- There's no known safe amount of grapes for dogs.Grapes, raisins and sultanas — including in cake — can cause sudden kidney failure.See the food checker
- A purr doesn't always mean a happy cat.Cats also purr when stressed or in pain. Read it with the rest of the body.Read your cat
- A growl is a warning worth thanking.Punish the growl and a dog may skip straight to a snap next time.Dog body language
- Cats have a weak thirst drive.Many get much of their water from food, so a change in drinking is worth noticing.Water for cats
- Only adult fleas live on your pet.Eggs, larvae and pupae build up around the home — which is why treating the home matters.Fleas, ticks and worms
Everything about your pet, in one place
Each measurement gets its own 30-day trend and usual range. Reminders, changes from usual and device updates arrive as clear, separate notifications — never mixed up, never alarmist.
Max
Labrador Retriever, 4 years, 28.2 kg
Weight
28.2 kg
Usual 28.3 kg
Food
410 g
Usual 409 g
Water
1,080 ml
Usual 820 ml
Walks
35 min
Usual 55 min
- Flea treatment due tomorrowMax · repeats every month
- Max's water was higher than usual yesterday1,080 ml compared with a usual 820 ml (+32%)
- Max's weight measurement was recorded28.2 kg on the Kitchen station
A day with Max
Every meal, drink, walk and toilet trip lands on one timeline. Slide through his day and watch the totals build towards his usual — this is the picture Petopedia learns from.
- Foodusual 410 g
- 205 g
- Waterusual 820 ml
- 535 ml
- Walks & playusual 85 min
- 55 min
- Toiletusual 3
- 2
- 06:45ToiletUrination
- 07:15Walk55 min
- 08:05Breakfast205 g
- 09:30Water245 ml
- 12:00ToiletUrination & defecation
- 13:30Water290 ml
- 13:40Rest2 h 40 min
- 17:00Play30 min
- 18:05Dinner205 g
- 19:30Water285 ml
- 21:15ToiletUrination
What you can track
The six everyday measurements that make up your pet's normal, plus the care that keeps them well.
- Food205 g breakfast
- Water245 ml at 09:30
- Weight28.2 kg, steady
- Activity55 min walk
- Rest2.7 h after lunch
- Toilet3 visits today
- Reminders
Vaccinations, flea and worm treatments, grooming, vet visits — repeating on your schedule.
- Medication
Log each dose so you and your vet can see exactly what was given and when.
- Notes
Anything else worth remembering, on the same timeline as everything else.
Free tools for every owner
No account needed. Useful today, whether or not you track with Petopedia.
- Food, water and exercise calculatorsHow much should your dog or cat eat and drink each day? Enter their weight for a starting point in seconds.
- Can my pet eat this?Check 58 foods, plants, household products and medicines — and what to do if something goes wrong.
- Which breed suits you?Six questions about your home, time and experience, and breeds that could fit your life.
- Dog breed guide364 breeds with size, temperament, exercise and grooming needs, searchable in four languages.
- Care guidesPlain answers on feeding, behaviour, health, puppies and kittens, and older pets.
Not sure which breed suits you?
Six honest questions about your home, your time and your experience. You'll get breeds that fit, and the reasons why — including the trade-offs worth knowing.
Question 1 of 6
Where will your dog live?
Worried about something?
Calm, clear answers: what's an emergency, what can wait, and what to do right now.
From the care guides
All guides
Health, 6 min read
Know Your Pet's Normal: Why a Personal Baseline Matters
Every pet has its own normal. Learn how a simple baseline of eating, drinking, weight and activity helps you notice changes early.
Nutrition, 6 min read
How Much Water Should a Cat Drink?
Why cats often drink little, how wet food helps, setting up bowls and fountains, signs of dehydration, and when extra thirst means a vet visit.
Nutrition, 7 min read
Healthy Weight and Body Condition for Dogs and Cats
How to check your pet's body condition at home, weigh dogs and cats accurately, track changes and lose weight safely with your vet's help.
Questions owners ask
Is Petopedia free?
Yes. Creating a profile, tracking your pets and using the calculators, breed guide and food checker are all free.
Does it work for cats?
Yes. Petopedia tracks dogs and cats the same way, and the water and food calculators, food checker and guides cover both.
Do I need a device or collar?
No. Everything works by logging from your phone or computer. Smart devices that fill in the log automatically are in development and will be optional.
Can Petopedia tell me if my pet is ill?
No, and it won't try. It shows when a measurement is outside your pet's usual range, in plain language. If something worries you, talk to your vet — your Petopedia history makes that conversation easier.
Who can see my pet's data?
Only you. Your pets and their entries are tied to your account and aren't visible to anyone else. You can delete a pet and its entire history at any time.
Coming next
A feeding station that fills in the log
The Petopedia Smart Station weighs each meal, each drink and your pet, and adds them to their history automatically. Spills, refills and evaporation are left out.
See how it works and join the waitlistBuilt to help you notice, not to diagnose
Petopedia compares your pet with their own history and tells you plainly what changed. It never guesses at illness — that's your vet's job, and Petopedia gives you clearer notes to take with you.