WagWatch
For cats
A cat health tracker for the changes a cat will not tell you about
Cats hide things. A little less eaten, one more trip to the litter box, an hour longer under the bed — none of it is alarming on the day. WagWatch keeps a shared daily log of exactly those small things, so a pattern can show up in a chart before it shows up at the vet.
Free to use every day. Premium unlocks the full history, every pet and the AI assistant — $3.99 a month or $24.99 a year, 14-day free trial.
What you log about a cat
| You log | What it tends to show over weeks |
|---|---|
| Meals, with how much was eaten | The slow decline in appetite that is invisible bowl by bowl; a new food that is not being eaten |
| Litter box visits — pee, poop, an accident outside the box | More trips, fewer trips, the week the accidents started |
| Medications — dose, frequency, start and stop dates | Whether the pill actually went in, every day, and which days it did not |
| Medical events, with a severity note | Vomiting, hairballs, scratching, a limp — dated rather than remembered |
| Behavior changes | Hiding, restlessness at night, a cat who stopped coming to the door |
| A 1–5 rating for the day and for the night | The overall line, which is what makes the rest readable |
A note field on every entry catches the rest — water bowl lower than usual, a new hiding spot — and photos ride with an event on Premium.
Three cats it works for
The senior cat
Older cats change slowly and hide it well. A month of meals with amounts, litter box visits and day ratings answers the question you cannot answer from memory: is this week actually different from last month? Bring the chart, not the feeling.
The cat on a daily medication
Record the medication once and WagWatch sends a push reminder for every dose. Each dose you confirm sits in the history next to that day's rating, so the weeks before and after a change are side by side. If two people share the pilling, both see whether it was done. More on medications and reminders.
The new kitten
The first month is meals, litter box, and learning what normal looks like for this particular cat. Logging it once gives you a baseline to compare against for the rest of their life.
What you see
- Trend charts — day ratings day by day, litter box and medical events as weekly lines with a trend line on each.
- A calendar heatmap of good days and hard days.
- History you can search and filter by type and date range — "when did the hiding start?" has a date.
- A Weekly Review Premium — a short, dated summary of what changed in the last seven days, written from your own log.
Two people, one cat, one record
A household is the shared record. Invite whoever shares the care — a partner, a sitter while you are away — and everyone logs into the same history from their own phone or a browser. "Did anyone feed the cat?" becomes a glance at today's entries. How shared households work.
Ready for the appointment
- A PDF summary of the last 90 days, free, in one tap. Any date range on Premium.
- A CSV or JSON export of every event and medication, free on every plan.
- An expiring, read-only share link your vet can open without an account Premium.
- A one-tap vet visit report over the last 90 days, with questions to ask Premium.
Nothing to attach to the cat
No collar, no wearable, nothing to charge or convince a cat to wear. You log what you observe, on the phone already in your pocket, and it works offline until you are back in range.
Questions people ask
Does WagWatch track litter box use?
Yes. Potty entries record pee, poop and whether it happened outside the box, and the Trends screen charts them per week. Multi-cat households log per cat, so a shared box still gets counted against the right one when you saw who used it.
Can I log water intake?
There is no dedicated water counter yet. People note the bowl level in the note field on a meal entry, or log a medical event when it is worth a date. If you want a water tile, tell us on the support page.
Is it only for cats and dogs?
No. Species profiles cover dogs, cats, birds, fish, rabbits, reptiles and horses, with an "other" option for everything else.
Does it work with several cats?
The free plan covers one pet with unlimited logging. Premium covers unlimited pets in the same household, and a pill at the top of the screen switches between them.
Is it really free?
Yes. Logging is never limited, and the free plan keeps the last 90 days of history, trends, reminders, household sharing and a full export, forever. Premium adds every pet, the complete history, the AI assistant, photos and vet share links.
Not a substitute for your vet
WagWatch is a tracking and logging tool, not a veterinary service. Its job is to help you bring a clear, accurate history to the people who care for your pet professionally.
Start today
Add your pet, log one thing, and see how it lands in the day view. It takes about a minute.
Free to use every day. Premium unlocks the full history, every pet and the AI assistant — $3.99 a month or $24.99 a year, 14-day free trial.