When your dog isn’t feeling well, one of the hardest parts of a vet visit is trying to describe what’s been happening at home. You might notice subtle changes in energy, breathing, sleep, or appetite, but explaining those patterns from memory can be difficult.

With PetPace, you don’t have to rely on guesswork. The collar continuously tracks your dog’s vital signs and activity, and you can securely share that data directly with your veterinarian. This helps your vet see the same health trends you see, giving them more context to guide care decisions.

Below is a simple guide to help you share your dog’s PetPace data with your vet.

Why Should I Share My Dog’s PetPace Data With My Veterinarian?

Sharing your dog’s PetPace data with your veterinarian helps them see continuous health trends instead of relying on a single clinic visit. The collar tracks vital signs such as heart rate, respiration, temperature, activity, and sleep patterns around the clock. 

When this data is shared through the PetPace app, your vet can review the same insights you see, helping them better understand changes in your dog’s health and make more informed care decisions.

PetPace works differently by collecting continuous health data throughout your dog’s daily life. This includes:

• Heart rate (HRV)

• Respiration rate

• Temperature

• Activity levels

• Posture and movement patterns

• AI-generated health insights and alerts

Because this data is collected 24/7, your veterinarian can review patterns over time rather than relying on a single moment in the clinic. This broader context can help identify changes earlier and support more informed conversations during appointments.

How to Share PetPace Data with Your Veterinarian

Sharing your dog’s health data takes only a few steps inside the PetPace mobile app.

Step 1: Get a Code from Your Veterinarian

Your veterinary clinic will first register for the PetPace Veterinarian Platform, a free portal where vets can review shared collar data.

Once registered, your veterinarian will provide you with a unique access code.

Step 2: Open the PetPace App

On your phone, open the PetPace mobile app connected to your dog’s collar.

Step 3: Tap the “+” Button

Inside the app dashboard, tap the “+” icon and choose the “Share with Vet” option.

Step 4: Enter the Code

Enter the code provided by your veterinarian and confirm access.

Once approved, your dog’s collar data will begin syncing with your vet’s portal.

Step 5: Your Vet Can View the Data

Your veterinarian will now be able to review your dog’s data through the PetPace veterinary dashboard, including:

• Vital sign trends

• Activity and sleep patterns

• Pain and stress indexes

• Historical health data

• AI alerts and analytics

This allows both you and your vet to review the same continuously updated health record.

What Information Does My Vet See When I Share PetPace Data?

When you share PetPace data with your veterinarian, they can view your dog’s vital signs, activity levels, sleep patterns, pain and stress indexes, and historical health trends through the PetPace veterinary dashboard. 

The portal displays daily and weekly trend graphs, color-coded alerts for readings outside your dog’s normal range, and detailed timelines of vital measurements, helping veterinarians quickly identify patterns that may require attention.

The dashboard includes:

• Daily and weekly trend graphs

• Sleep and activity summaries

• Pain and stress indicators

• Vital sign timelines

• Color-coded alerts highlighting readings outside your dog’s normal range

Your vet can look at high-level summaries or dive into detailed data points depending on what they need for evaluation.

Having this continuous context from home, rest, and play helps veterinarians connect patterns that might otherwise go unnoticed.

How Shared Data Can Help with Treatment Decisions

When your veterinarian can review your dog’s health trends between visits, it may help them evaluate treatment plans more effectively.

For example, data may help your vet:

• Track how your dog responds to medication adjustments

• Monitor recovery after illness or surgery

• Evaluate changes in mobility or activity levels

• Review patterns related to sleep, stress, or discomfort

Objective changes, such as improved heart rate variability or more stable respiration, can provide additional insight into whether a treatment plan is working.

If trends suggest something needs adjusting, your vet can recommend changes sooner instead of waiting for the next scheduled visit.

Why Continuous Monitoring Provides a Bigger Picture

Traditional veterinary visits are essential, but they capture only a short window of time.

Continuous monitoring adds another layer of information by showing how your dog’s body behaves during normal life while resting, playing, sleeping, and exploring.

Over time, this kind of long-term data may reveal gradual changes such as:

• Rising resting heart rate

• Declining activity levels

• Changes in sleep quality

• Increased stress indicators

Spotting trends early can make it easier for veterinarians to investigate potential issues sooner.

Does My Vet Need Special Equipment?

No special hardware is required.

The PetPace veterinary portal works through a standard web browser, so clinics can access shared data from their existing computers. Once registered, your vet can review health trends, alerts, and reports without installing new software.

PetPace support is also available to help clinics with setup if needed.

Working Together for Your Pet’s Health

Sharing your dog’s PetPace data helps create a clearer conversation between pet parents and veterinarians. Instead of relying only on memory or isolated measurements, both sides can review ongoing health patterns together.

The goal isn’t to replace veterinary care, but to provide additional insight that supports it.

With your dog’s daily health data available when needed, you and your veterinarian can work from the same information to better understand changes and support your pet’s well-being.