Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play
My Feline is a home for curious cat people. Read articles drawn from research, discover cat businesses on your doorstep and look after your cat's health with our human-reviewed symptom checker.
Every article in the Library is built from peer-reviewed research and written in plain English, and new ones arrive every week. They cover everything from behaviour and breeds to nutrition, health and the bond between cats and their people.
Alongside the full Library, your cat's Relevant Articles feed picks out the ones that suit their age, breed and health, so there's an easy place to start.
When something doesn't seem right, you'll get a researched response, reviewed by a person and written for your cat.
Once you've added your cat's medicines, the app reminds you when each dose is due.
You can link each visit to a symptom check and share the results with your vet.
Vaccinations, treatments and history all live together in your cat's Pawtfolio.
You can check in seconds whether a plant, food or household item is safe.
Discover vets and other cat businesses on your doorstep, wherever you are in the UK.
When you set up your cat's profile, you tell us their age, breed, sex and health history. Those details shape every symptom check response, and they decide which articles appear in your cat's Relevant Articles feed.
When a cat is nearing the end of their life, the app adapts to help you care for them. Check-ins become gentler, and you'll find guidance on palliative care alongside support for you.
Every article and symptom check response draws on peer-reviewed studies and veterinary science.
A member of our team reviews every symptom check response before it reaches you.
Their age, breed and health history shape their symptom check responses and Relevant Articles feed.
My Feline is made in Britain for British cat owners, and your cat's records are stored on UK servers.
My Feline will be on the App Store and Google Play soon. If you leave your email, we'll let you know the day it goes live and send the occasional piece of research-backed cat health news.
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