Know if it's safe to walk every pet today
Walkies checks the forecast against every pet you're booked to see today and over the next 7 days. It flags heat, cold, wind, storms, UV and air quality, adjusted for each pet's size, breed, coat and age.
A heads-up on Home
When the forecast is risky, Home says so in today's summary, like High heat risk. One tap opens the full forecast with an hourly chart for temperature, feels like, rain chance, wind, UV and humidity.
Every pet graded on its own
Each pet booked today gets its own reading. A flat-faced dog overheats sooner, a heavy coat handles cold better than heat, and puppies and seniors are more at risk. If a pet is missing its breed or birthday, Walkies asks for it.
The weather on every walk report
The temperature and conditions are saved on every walk and visit, so owners see the weather alongside the route, photos and updates in their report.
Frequently asked questions
It grades the forecast on the Tufts Animal Condition and Care (TACC) scales published by Petplan, then adjusts for each pet: size, flat-faced breeds, coat, and puppies or seniors. Wet weather and humidity push the risk up.
Yes. Cats are graded on their own scale, based on AVMA and PetMD guidance, because the Petplan charts cover dogs only.
High winds and gusts, thunderstorms for noise-sensitive dogs, high UV for thin-coated and pale dogs, and poor air quality.
Yes. Team members can open the Weather screen too, so whoever is walking knows what to expect.
