Senior dog resting calmly in warm light
House of Tails

Health journals for dogs and cats, developed by a veterinarian

Track small changes at home and bring clear notes to your vet. Based on international veterinary guidelines.

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How it works

  1. 01

    One page a week

    A few minutes: weight, eating, drinking, movement, sleep, behavior.

  2. 02

    See what is changing

    Read side by side over weeks, slow changes show up that daily life hides.

  3. 03

    Bring clear notes to your vet

    Instead of “something's been off for a while”: when, how often, what else. A real basis for the visit.

Why it helps

House of Tails translates veterinary thinking into practical companions for pet owners — journals that help you notice meaningful changes early and prepare for veterinary visits.

A vet sees a snapshot. You hold the timeline. A clear note of when, how often and what else changed turns a guess into a direction.

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Portrait of the veterinarian behind House of Tails
The veterinarian

Developed in clinical practice

Developed by a licensed veterinarian, drawing on clinical experience and current veterinary guidelines.

About the vet

Free vet visit checklists

One page to fill in at home and bring to the appointment — for senior pets and for puppies. Direct PDF download, no sign-up.

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