Common questions
How long does it take to set up My Feline?
A few minutes. You add your own details first, then your cat's.
Why does My Feline ask for my postcode?
Your postcode brings up the vets and cat businesses near you, so you can find local services and choose your own vet.
Why add my vet?
With your vet added, you can share symptom checks with them.
What does My Feline ask about my cat?
Their name and photo, date of birth, breed, weight, whether they live indoors or outdoors, whether they're neutered and vaccinated, and any medicines and health conditions.
Is My Feline only for pedigree cats?
No. Moggies and pedigrees are equally welcome, and breed is one of several details that shape the advice.
Why do accurate details matter?
They shape every symptom check response and decide which articles appear in your cat's Relevant Articles feed, so what you read is written for your cat rather than cats in general.
Can I change my cat's details later?
Yes. You can update your cat's profile at any time as they grow older.
Transcript
Setting up My Feline takes a few minutes. Your postcode brings up the vets and cat businesses near you. Adding your vet means you can share symptom checks with them. Numbers for your cat sitter and an emergency contact are kept to hand too.
Then comes the fun bit, adding your cat. The basics come first, with a name and a photo. Your cat's age changes what's normal for them. Pedigree or moggy, breed shapes the advice too. Their weight gives a baseline, so any change is easier to spot. Whether they live indoors or out shapes the advice as well. So does whether they're neutered and vaccinated. Any medicines and health conditions go in here too.
Accurate details mean answers written for your cat, not cats in general. They shape every symptom check response and decide which articles appear in your cat's feed. You can update their profile at any time as they grow older.