What is your cat's litter box actually trying to tell you?
Track urinations, stools, blood, straining, litter-box avoidance, and the small toileting shifts you notice across the week. After 30 days, our AI reads the log and gives you the pattern, the dates, and a clear summary to take straight to the vet — and routes the urgent flags (cat straining, blood in urine, rabbit gut stasis) to an emergency vet immediately, not 30 days later.
"30 days. Cat. Urinations averaged 3.4 per day; stools averaged 1.1 per day. The clearest pattern in the data: blood in urine logged on days 18 and 19, alongsid…
6 fields. Done in 30 seconds after you scoop the litter, or quick taps when you notice something.
Fast enough to fit into any routine, specific enough to generate real patterns after 30 days.
Log, build, learn.
Log in 30 seconds after you scoop the litter, or quick taps when you notice something
One entry. A few taps. The fields are designed so you never have to think about what to fill in.
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Miss a day? Optional email nudge. AI needs 30 entries to find patterns worth reading.
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AI analysis at 30 entries. Your factors, your dates, your correlations — not a generic article.
8 things Litter / toileting (pet) reveals about you.
- Your pet's urination and stool frequency trajectory across the period — and where the drops or spikes cluster
- Urine concern heatmap by date — blood, straining, not urinating, frequency change, accidents outside the box, very dark or pale urine
- Stool concern heatmap by date — diarrhoea, constipation, blood, mucus, very small or very large stool
- Litter-avoidance patterns — when it started, how often, and whether it overlaps with urinary concerns
- Toileting-outside-normal-area patterns — and the cat-specific signal of cool-surface preference (baths, sinks)
- Behavioural-change-before-toileting-flag patterns — particularly valuable for cat owners, where hiding and grooming the genital area often precede the visible urinary signal
- CAT URINARY BLOCKAGE detection — the single most urgent flag in this tracker — routed to an emergency vet immediately, especially in male cats where the risk is highest
- A clean, dated, screenshot-ready summary to take to your vet — instead of trying to remember in the consulting room
Here's what arrives at 30 days.
Illustrative — your analysis uses your own data.
Your litter / toileting (pet) patterns show a clear weekly cycle. AI finds the specific factors affecting your scores — after 30 days, your data tells the story.
“"30 days. Cat. Urinations averaged 3.4 per day; stools averaged 1.1 per day. The clearest pattern in the data: blood in …”
People watching their own patterns.
Any cat owner who has watched their cat make four unproductive trips to the litter box and isn't sure whether to phone the vet now or in the morning. Any owner of a senior cat where litter habits are gradually drifting and the pattern is hard to hold in memory. Any owner of a multi-cat household where it's hard to tell whose accident is whose. Any owner of a rabbit or guinea pig who has noticed reduced pellet output and isn't sure how urgent that is. Some dog owners — particularly of senior dogs with new accidents, dogs with blood in urine, or dogs showing toileting changes alongside other symptoms. This is not a litter brand reviewer. It is not a training tracker. It is a deliberately narrow log of what's coming out of your pet, when, how, and where — because pets cannot say "it hurts to pee", "I'm avoiding the box because the last time was painful", or "something feels wrong down there". The pattern across 30 days tells you what a single day cannot, and it gives the vet something to work with that "she's been straining a bit" never will. This is not a diagnostic tool. The AI does not diagnose. It does not prescribe. It does not recommend home remedies or medications. Many human painkillers (paracetamol, ibuprofen) are toxic to cats and dogs, and the guardrails are strict. The AI surfaces the pattern, names the flags without softening — and on the single most urgent flag in this tracker (CAT URINARY BLOCKAGE — straining + not urinating, especially in male cats) routes you straight to an emergency vet without putting any analysis text in the way. That flag is life-threatening within hours. Hours matter.
Common questions
Is the Litter / toileting (pet) tracker medical or diagnostic?
No. Unhide is pattern-insight for self-improvement — not diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice. The AI is explicitly prompted to avoid clinician language. If something concerns you, please talk to your GP.
Does the AI see my entries?
Only when an analysis runs — triggered in-app or delivered to your email. Either way, only your logged data and history is sent, never your personal information. Your data is never used to train any AI model. Full detail in the privacy policy.
What if I miss a day or two?
No streak guilt. Your insights stay accurate; the chart just has fewer dots. The AI explicitly works around gaps in your data instead of pretending they're zeros.
When is my first AI insight free?
At 30 days of entries, and again at 180 days, on every free tracker. Free plan includes 2 trackers — upgrade for monthly or weekly AI runs.
Can I delete everything?
Yes, anytime, no questions asked. Delete a single entry, a whole tracker, or the entire account. Deletion cascades through analyses and exports.
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