Cats may appear set in their routines, but nutritionally they benefit from variety—especially when it comes to protein. If you’ve wondered whether offering the same recipe every day is the healthiest choice, rotational feeding is an evidence-based approach many pet owners are adopting to support digestion, overall health, and long-term vitality. This guide explains why … Read more

Dogs rarely display pain the way people do. Often, discomfort develops slowly and shows up as small changes in behavior, movement or vital signs long before obvious symptoms become visible. PetPace helps reveal those early signals by continuously tracking your dog’s vital signs and activity. The system analyzes this data to generate a daily Pain … Read more

When you browse a pet store shelf or shop online, you’ll often see the word “kibble” on dog food packaging. Kibble simply refers to dry dog food: a shelf-stable, nutritionally balanced product formulated to supply the vitamins, minerals, proteins, fats and carbohydrates dogs need. Because a dog’s nutritional needs change with age, size and activity … Read more

What is the Share With Your Vet Feature? Vet visits often depend on brief snapshots—single temperature readings, quick observations, or short exams. While these moments are useful, they can miss trends and intermittent problems that happen between appointments. The PetPace V3 “Share With Your Vet” feature changes that by letting pet owners securely send continuous, … Read more

In 2017, the most common diagnosis made by US veterinarians for dogs was dental disease — a condition so widespread that it now affects roughly four out of five dogs older than three years. Several factors fuel this epidemic: many dogs do not receive daily oral care, small and older breeds are more prone to … Read more

Remote veterinary consultations are reshaping how pet owners access care, but not all online vet visits deliver the same quality. To be truly effective, telemedicine for pets requires more than a video feed — it needs accurate, continuous health data. When veterinarians have access to real-time vital signs and ongoing activity trends, remote consultations become … Read more

How to train a dog to walk on a leash January is both National Train Your Dog Month and National Walk Your Dog Month — a perfect reminder to start or refresh leash training. Walking a dog that is well-trained on a leash looks effortless, but untrained dogs can make walks stressful for the owner … Read more

Posted on June 27, 2025 We are proud to announce that The Business Post has named the PetPace Smart Collar the #1 must-have in pet technology for 2025 The PetPace Smart Collar has been recognized for delivering practical, near real-time health monitoring that helps pet owners and veterinary professionals stay informed about an animal’s condition. … Read more

Hippocrates, often called the father of modern medicine, famously observed that “all disease begins in the gut” and urged, “Let food be thy medicine, and let medicine be thy food.” More than two thousand years later, modern research increasingly supports his insight. Scientists are discovering how central the gut—and especially the gut microbiome, the trillions … Read more

Our pets’ sixth sense is being used by an earthquake early warning system called Animal Alerts. A smart collar tracks stress, pulse and other signals from a group of volunteer dogs. When combined and analyzed, that data can provide advance notice of a quake. Originally posted on El Comercio Diana Gonzales Obando 06/23/2024 1:35 PM … Read more