Keyboard and focus
Interactive controls have visible focus states, logical order, and a reachable way forward without a mouse.
Accessibility
Good answers should be easy to reach.
House Pet Authority is designed for keyboard, touch, screen-reader, and reduced-motion browsing. We keep improving the experience as the library grows.
Reviewed August 8, 2026
Built into the experience
The important paths stay usable.
We aim to meet WCAG 2.2 AA guidance across the public site and review the experience as pages, tools, and product shelves change.
Readable structure
Pages use semantic headings, landmarks, labels, descriptive links, and text alternatives so the content can be understood in different modes.
Touch and small screens
Primary controls use generous touch targets, responsive layouts, and content that remains available without horizontal scrolling.
Motion and contrast
Decorative movement yields to reduced-motion preferences, while text, controls, and focus indicators are designed for clear contrast.
Found a barrier?
Tell us the page, device, browser, and what you expected to happen. A short description is enough to start. We will use the report to improve the public site and can provide the relevant information another way while it is being reviewed.
Email accessibility feedbackYou can also use the contact page for a correction or source question.
Where this applies
This statement covers the House Pet Authority public site, including its guides, food checker, search, product catalog, and preference controls. Retailer pages open in a separate service and have their own accessibility support and controls.