Patient Condition and History Jack is a five-year-old neutered male Shepherd-mix wearing a PetPace smart collar for long-term monitoring of epilepsy. Recently he developed an acute episode of gastroenteritis after ingesting deer feces while on a walk. Over several days Jack experienced vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy and loss of appetite and required veterinary care, including treatment … Read more

Our pets deserve a fresh start with the new year too. Whether your dog is a devoted foodie or your cat is a selective nibble-lover, small, consistent changes to their diet can improve health, mood, and longevity. Below are nine practical, pet-friendly resolutions to help you build a nutritious, enjoyable eating plan for your furry … Read more

Lima’s Pet-Powered Earthquake Early Warning System: Dogs Help Detect Seismic Activity In March 2024, Lima, Peru introduced an unprecedented approach to earthquake early warning by using pet health data collected from smart collars. Branded as an “Animal Alerts” initiative, the system relies on PetPace collars fitted to companion dogs to monitor physiological and behavioral signals … Read more

As the days shorten and the air becomes cooler and drier, you may notice your dog or cat developing flaky skin or a dull coat. Seasonal changes commonly affect pets’ skin and fur, especially in fall when heating systems lower indoor humidity and shedding increases. The good news: with the right care, most cases of … Read more

We’ve all heard the old sayings about cats and dogs being natural enemies — stories about chasing, hissing, or territorial disputes. While tension can occur between individual animals, those tales don’t mean you can’t happily welcome both a cat and a dog into the same home. With thoughtful planning, the right choices, and consistent supervision, … Read more

Helping Dogs Cope with Fireworks: Supplements and Strategies for the 4th of July The 4th of July brings celebrations, family gatherings, and fireworks displays. While fireworks are enjoyable for many people, they can be terrifying for dogs. Because dogs hear at much higher frequencies than humans, loud booms and sudden bursts of sound can trigger … Read more

Patient Condition and History Lucas is a 10-year-old neutered male Beagle diagnosed with Chronic Valvular Heart Disease (CVHD). He has been receiving long-term treatment with Benazepril and is monitored continuously with the PetPace smart collar, which tracks multiple physiological parameters to support remote clinical assessment. Over several weeks Lucas’ clinical status worsened. His owner, Michelle … Read more

Therapy Dog Certification Therapy dog certification opens the door to meaningful visits that benefit people in hospitals, nursing homes, schools, and community programs. A certified therapy dog provides comfort, companionship, and emotional support in volunteer settings, while the handler gains a rewarding way to give back. Before starting the certification process, assess whether your dog’s … Read more

What Is the Best Kibble for Dogs? Choosing the best kibble for your dog starts the same way a great meal for a person does: with quality ingredients. A high-quality dry dog food should list a real animal protein as the first ingredient and be balanced with the right levels of carbohydrates, fats, omega fatty … Read more

Originally Posted on Pet Age // April 29, 2025 PetPace, a leader in AI-powered wearable pet health technology, today announced it has been named a Global Tech Award winner in the Wearable Technology category. This recognition adds to the company’s growing list of honors, which already include the IoT Breakthrough Award for IoT Wearable Device … Read more