Our product is an activity tracker specifically designed for cats. It tracks their daily movements and gives insights into their well-being. The Moggie device tracks movements such as jumping, walking, or sleeping and then translates that data into accessible language in a user-friendly mobile app.

No. Unfortunately not, but you can use the activity stats in the Moggie app to notice subtle behaviour changes. For example, you might notice that your usually active and playful cat hasn't been playing and jumping around as much in the past few weeks, which may be a sign of early arthritis. This information might encourage you to plan a vet visit and share this data with your veterinarian.

No. We opted for no GPS tracking as it reduces battery life. We also wanted to focus primarily on your cat's health for now.

No. We wish we could, but the data we can get from your cat's daily activity gives us insight into your cat's wellbeing and helps spot early signs of illness.

No. We are cat people who have cats' best interests in mind, so when creating the Moggie activity tracker, we prioritized cats' comfort and wellbeing. This being said, we specifically designed our device to be lightweight (it's made of plastic and can be attached to any breakaway collar you already own). The Moggie device weighs just under 10g and measures less than 5cm, so it's hardly noticeable on your cat's collar.

Kitties can be a bit clumsy sometimes, right? Do not worry, though. When you get a new activity tracker, all your data, up to and including the last sync, will be stored in our servers and associated with your cat user.

No. We want every cat to be comfortable with the activity tracker, so we want the device to be easily attachable to the collar the cat is most familiar with. Plus, every cat parent has a preferred collar.

Not directly. We're sorry to hear that your moggie suffers from a specific illness. :( Moggie can't cure, prevent or improve the symptoms of a disease or illness, but it can indicate important changes in behavior that might be a sign of illness or a change in your cat’s wellbeing. Our vision is to gather as much data as possible on cat health to one day predict illnesses and help cat parents avoid them.

No, Bluetooth technology, used in devices like Moggie activity tracker, is considered safe for cats. Numerous studies have found no conclusive evidence linking Bluetooth radiation to adverse health effects in pets at typical exposure levels. Bluetooth operates using low-power radiofrequency signals, similar to Wi-Fi routers and cell phones, and emits radiation well below established safety limits set by regulatory bodies like the Federal Communications Commission. Rest assured, Moggie has been designed with your cat's safety in mind.

Behaviorists recommend progressively training your cat with a self-release collar over several days (typically 4). You can start by putting the collar on for a while and then extend that time until your moggie gets used to it with plenty of positive reinforcement or treats during the process.

Yes. One of the best things about Moggie is that you can easily show your vet the Health section of the Moggie app so they can observe your cat's changes in behavior and look for other symptoms of illness. We tend to forget what our cat's been up to by the time we visit the vet and our memories get a bit blurry (Did our cat sleep more than usual? Did they jump around significantly less?).... Still, with Moggie, whether you're right next to them all day or off for work 8 hours a day, you will know how your cat spent their day and what activities they engaged in, so you can easily report back to your vet.

Yes. Our activity tracker is designed for indoor and outdoor use. It is important to note that data transfer from our cats will only happen when they are within a 10-meter range of the Hub. When your cat is out and about, the device will store the data and then transfer up to 48 hours' worth of data when it is back at home.

Beyond making the order for your Moggie device, you will need to make sure your cat has a comfortable collar, and you have a USB-C adapter with a spare plug, ideally near where they eat/drink and/or near their litter box. This helps ensure a frequent and easy data transfer when the cat is in range.