Many chronic diseases in cats develop gradually, unfolding over months or years before they become obvious. Because cats are expert at masking discomfort, even attentive owners can miss early warning signs. That was the case with Mya, a 14-year-old indoor domestic shorthair who appeared healthy on the surface but was quietly developing a serious condition. … Read more

Smart IoT pet health-monitoring collar enables early detection and effective treatment of hyperthyroidism in an asymptomatic cat Burlington, MA (PRWEB) April 21, 2016 Early detection through continuous remote monitoring PetPace, a company offering an innovative Internet of Things (IoT) collar for continuous, real-time monitoring and analysis of pet vital signs and activity, has published a … Read more

Original Article is on CompanyGlance.com In this article, you’ll discover: How special lighting changes help shelter cats relax. Why the PetPace smart collar is useful for tracking cat well-being. How lower cortisol levels indicate reduced stress in cats. Why new animal tech can provide clearer insights than observation alone. Bringing a new cat into a … Read more

Why Is Activity Important for Indoor Cats? Indoor cats don’t have the same natural opportunities for exercise as outdoor cats, but their bodies and minds still need regular stimulation. Without enough movement and mental engagement, indoor cats can gain excess weight, lose muscle tone, and develop stress-related behaviors such as over-grooming, hiding, or aggression. Routine … Read more

CHICAGO – Experts from PetPace, the manufacturer of health-monitoring smart collars for cats and dogs, are warning pet owners about the dangers of rising summer temperatures and explaining how the PetPace smart collar can help protect pets. According to Dr. Asaf Dagan, PetPace’s chief veterinarian, people should be aware of the physical limits of their … Read more

How continuous health and behavior monitoring helped researchers study how shelter environments affect cats’ stress Entering an animal shelter is a challenging change for many cats. Stress in that setting can influence their health, behavior, and chances of adoption. While shelters strive to create supportive environments, some environmental factors—like indoor lighting—have received relatively little study … Read more

Why Chronic Pain in Cats Often Goes Unnoticed Cats are instinctive at hiding discomfort, so signs of chronic pain can be subtle and easy to miss. Chronic pain may develop gradually from conditions such as arthritis, dental disease, past injuries, or internal health issues. Because cats tend to mask weakness, owners may not notice changes … Read more

The use of smartphone-connected wearables, like a PetPace health monitoring smart collar, can help pets shed extra pounds BURLINGTON, Mass. – A recent study from the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention (APOP) reports a record number of U.S. pets are now classified as overweight or obese: nearly 54 percent of dogs and 59 percent of … Read more

Patient Condition and History Mya is a 14-year-old spayed female domestic shorthair cat, weighing 13 lb, who lives exclusively indoors and had no previously known medical issues. Her owner, Carol Pipher—a veterinary technician at Southern Tier Veterinary Associates in Vestal, NY—began routine remote monitoring by fitting Mya with a PetPace collar to screen her daily … Read more

We are living in a protein-focused moment. Scroll social media, browse pet food aisles, or read headlines and you’ll quickly find the message: more protein is better. At the same time, carbohydrates are often dismissed as filler and fat is viewed with suspicion. That framing reduces pet nutrition to a contest between individual nutrients—but pets … Read more