ZoomiTag includes a built-in pet activity tracker that monitors your pet's daily movement, exercise, and play sessions. As part of a complete pet health tracker, it compares your pet's activity against breed-specific benchmarks — and spots changes before they become problems.
ZoomiTag uses a built-in accelerometer and motion sensors to detect movement throughout the day. It distinguishes between walking, running, playing, resting, and sleeping — so you get an accurate picture of how your pet spends their time, not just a step count. Data syncs automatically to the Zoomi app.
The Zoomi app turns raw movement data into clear, easy-to-read insights. See daily activity totals, weekly trends, and monthly patterns at a glance. Compare today's activity to your pet's average and get a clear sense of whether they're getting enough exercise or need more stimulation.
Different breeds need different levels of exercise. A working Spaniel needs far more activity than a Bulldog, and a young Labrador needs more than a senior one. ZoomiTag helps you understand whether your dog is hitting their exercise targets based on their breed, age, and size.
Track individual walks with distance, duration, and intensity. See how playtime in the garden compares to structured walks. Monitor exercise trends over time to make sure your dog's activity levels stay consistent — or adjust their routine if they're not getting enough.
Set daily activity goals and get notified when your dog hits them. On days when you can't walk as far, you'll know exactly how much they still need.
Cats don't go for walks, but they're still active — when they want to be. ZoomiTag tracks indoor movement, play sessions, climbing activity, and exploration. See how much time your cat spends actively moving versus lounging, and whether their activity levels change over time.
For outdoor cats, the tag tracks roaming distance and time spent outside versus inside. You might be surprised how far your cat travels or how much of their day is spent on the move. Indoor cats benefit from play detection — so you can see whether those interactive toys are actually getting used when you're at work.
A sudden drop in activity is often the first sign that something is wrong. Dogs and cats are good at hiding pain and illness, but they can't hide reduced movement from a sensor. If your pet's activity drops significantly compared to their normal pattern, ZoomiTag flags it so you can investigate early.
This is especially valuable for older pets, pets recovering from surgery, and breeds prone to joint or mobility issues. Catching a change in activity early can mean the difference between a quick vet visit and a serious problem going unnoticed for weeks.
Monitor your pet's exercise, movement, and daily routine with built-in activity tracking. Know exactly how active they are — and spot changes early. £44.99 + £49/year.