





Is Your Cats Health and Happiness Important to You?
Your little loved ones can’t tell you they feel bad. Because it’s easy to miss signs of trouble, our feline friends are often much sicker than dogs when they visit the vet for the same health issues.
- Cancer
- Diabetes
- Hyperthyroidism
- Kidney Disease
- Urinary Tract Issues
- Congestive Heart Failure


Better Health and Happiness with Earlier Care
Tailio turns your cat’s litter box into a smart monitoring system for health & wellbeing. A cats weight and elimination patterns are hallmark indicators of health and wellness. This makes the litter box THE place to look for signs of trouble.
Cats can be Healthier with Earlier Treatment
Many health problems cats face often bring changes in weight, elimination patterns and behavior. These changes can be gradual or sudden, and are often very difficult for people to detect. If left untreated, a disease can progress to affect other parts of the body, or even to an irreversible state.
Tailio empowers you with alerts and information, so you can get your cat to the vet for earlier diagnosis and a better chance of successful outcomes, with less suffering for your cat (and you), and it can even save lives.


Easy. Simple. Wellness.
Tailio is designed to blend seamlessly into your cats surroundings as it rests under the litter box. Cats go about their business as usual, while Tailio works in the background to help you know when they need your care.
- Works with multiple cats
- Easy for cats
- Simple to use
- Share info with vet
What Leading Vets Say

"The conceptual foundation of Tailio is exciting, because it should allow cat owners to be made aware of many common ailments well before they take a greater toll on their cat's wellbeing."
– Dr. Fred Scott, DVM, PhD, founder Cornell Feline Health Center

"Cats are frequently much sicker than dogs when they visit the vet, because it's often very difficult to know they're having issues. Talio is serious technology that will change the game, reduce suffering and save lives."
– Dr. Mark Goldstein, DVM, former CEO, San Diego Humane Society