Every Day Pet Care Information From Pet Professionals

Our large userbase and the wide usage of our system, allowed us to collect a significant volume of interdisciplinary data (>10M data points) from different sectors of pet-care including care at home, by veterinarians, groomers, and shelters. By analyzing this pool of data, we have published multiple industry reports that drew the attention of key enterprises. These reports, however, are only based on descriptive analysis of the data, that is, statistical analysis with no knowledge extraction.

Our solution for multitenant user permissions allows users to participate in various tenants with different roles. It allows fine-grained assignment of permissions that allows our users to customize the experience of their employees based on business needs

This report examines the social trend in adopting pets, focusing on cats and dogs. Specifically, data on their age and the time they spend in the shelter until they are adopted are shown. How difficult is it for senior animals to get adopted?

We wanted to understand whether the size of a dog is an important factor for its adoption. To do that, we looked into real historical data from several shelters and studied the adoptions for the last 10 years.

This report examines the social trend in adopting pets, focusing on cats and dogs. Specifically, data are shown in relation to their gender and the time they spend in the shelter until they are adopted. Which pets are adopted more? Males or females?

The adoptions of potentially dangerous dogs have increased by more than 400% in the last 6 years. This study presents the actual numbers from different shelters in Spain and mainly in Catalonia.

The social tendency of new adopters when visiting the adoption websites of the shelters is a very relevant changing value for these organizations.

Domestic animals are not adopted evenly during the different months of the year. In this study we when the adoptions happen.

The COVID pandemic has affected the normal operation of the shelters. During the lockdown, the adoptions have decreased by a 50%. In the months after the lift of the restrictions, these delayed adoptions started completing and the situation is progressively reaching its normal state.

Most of the families with multiple dogs or multiple cats have pets of “similar characteristics”. This allows to the families to use the same food for all their dogs or cats. More than half of these families use just one food for all their dogs or cats.