Biscuit Pet Care

Biscuit Petcare

About this app

Want to show your dog just how much you love them and get exciting rewards in return? With the free-to-use Biscuit app, we'll reward you for taking care of your dog so you and your best friend can lead a healthy and happy life together. ​

With our unique pet wellbeing rewards programme, we make everyday pet care tasks fun & rewarding. You’ll earn Biscuits (points) for completing different activities such as taking your dog for a walk, applying flea & worm treatments and keeping their vaccinations up-to-date. ​

​Your Biscuits can then be turned into shopping vouchers worth over £20 a month with a range of national retailers such as Tesco, Nando’s, Just Eat and many more.​

​3 reasons to get the Biscuit app:​

​1. We set personalised daily and weekly activity goals so you can be confident your dog is getting enough exercise.​

2. Keep track of your dog's wellbeing through the app's Dashboard.​

​3. By turning your Biscuits into shopping vouchers, we're helping to make pet care more affordable.​
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Download the Biscuit app and start getting rewards straight away.


Please note:

1. Ensure your dog's microchip number is registered under the Biscuit account of your household's Chief Dog Walker. Each microchip number can only be linked to one Biscuit account.

2. To unlock the complete Rewards Store (featuring Amazon, Tesco, Just Eat, and more), add a valid microchip number for each dog. Please note that there is a 24-hour waiting period before accessing the full Rewards Store.

3. Join Biscuit if your dog is at least 12 weeks old and resides with you in the UK.

Start enjoying the benefits of the app today!

Ratings and reviews

Overall, I think this app is great. It's awesome that you get rewards for tracking dog walks and basically ensuring that your pet is healthy. Ofc, creators are benefitting from data, but that seems a reasonable trade off. The only reason I haven't given five stars is because the app sometimes stops tracking the walk for some reason. If you keep running the app once you get home it does award points anyway, but it means I can't see the walk in my history - and tbh that's a feature I like!

Works fine when it works. It's recently decided that my walks are of no distance so won't let me save the activity. The phone itself has measured the walk, but for whatever reason the app can't see it. The required permissions are granted, and it doesn't fail every time, but just enough that it's hard to get to the 60 minutes walk each day (eg this morning it didn't register our 26 minute walk so this afternoon's 40 minute walk won't be enough, assuming that gets registered).