Eating pattern
Meal and bowl visits viewed over time.
Science & trust
AI-Tails One is built around a simple scientific principle: a change means more when it is understood in the context of that cat’s own patterns.
It observes everyday signals around the station, builds an individual baseline over time, and helps make meaningful change easier to see.
AI-Tails × Zurich Animal Clinic
A six-part conversation with veterinary professionals about understanding your cat’s familiar behaviour, recognising change and knowing what to document.
Produced with Zurich Animal Clinic. General veterinary education, not AI-Tails product validation or a substitute for veterinary care.
Why cats can be difficult to read, and which everyday changes deserve closer attention.
What it pays attention to
A single moment rarely tells the whole story. AI-Tails One brings related observations together over time.
Meal and bowl visits viewed over time.
Drinking sessions placed in everyday context.
Temperature patterns compared with recent history.
Meaningful deviations from your cat’s own baseline, flagged early and calmly.
See the signals in context
Explore how each signal can be shown against the same cat’s recent pattern.
One deviation alone may be small — changes across several signals together are worth a closer look.
See what changedThe shaded band is this cat’s own Mon–Fri normal — not an average cat.
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The first weeks build an individual baseline — her meals, her drinking, her rhythm.
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When signals drift beyond her normal, AI-Tails flags the deviation the day it happens — not as an alarm, but as a clear note.
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What changed, when, and how it compares to her baseline — so you can decide when a vet visit makes sense.
The individual baseline
AI-Tails learns from repeated everyday interactions. The result is not a score against an average cat, but a clearer view of what is usual for yours.
Baseline confidence — day numbers are not a guaranteed timeframe; every cat is different.
Milo
Day 28 with AI-Tails
Today’s signals are checked against Milo’s own baseline — meaningful deviations get flagged together.
Several signals drifting from her own baseline may be a sign something is up — worth a closer look, and a conversation with your vet if it continues.
AI-Tails does not diagnose. It helps you decide when to check in — or talk to your vet.
Our evidence standard
Leading health-technology brands separate what a product does from what research has validated. We apply the same discipline: confirmed capabilities are stated clearly, while scientific claims require appropriate evidence.
We explain what is observed, how it is placed in context, and what the output can — and cannot — mean.
Scientific claims should be assessed against a relevant reference, not a convenient benchmark.
Evaluation should reflect the different cats, households and routines the product is designed to support.
Methods, limitations and sources belong beside a claim, not hidden behind marketing language.
The veterinary boundary
AI-Tails supports wellness awareness and pattern observation. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. If you are concerned about your cat, contact a qualified veterinary professional.
Scientific references
We distinguish independent field research from evidence about AI-Tails itself. External literature can inform our methods, but it is never presented as validation of AI-Tails One.
AI-Tails-specific methods, limitations and results will be linked here when they are approved for publication.
From evidence to everyday care
AI-Tails One brings eating, drinking, temperature trends and routine into one individual picture — with nothing for your cat to wear.
Expected shipping: Q2 2027.