The PetPace V3.0 Smart Collar is giving pet parents a powerful way to monitor their pets’ health and consult veterinarians remotely through telehealth services. Featured in Newsmax, the collar uses artificial intelligence to track vital signs including heart rate, respiration, temperature, and activity levels and relays the data directly to licensed veterinarians, enabling accurate diagnoses without an in-office visit.
With nearly 77 percent of U.S. households owning a dog or cat according to the American Veterinary Medical Association, the PetPace collar allows families to connect with veterinarians from anywhere in the world. Through the AskAVet telehealth platform, vets can conduct virtual exams, prescribe treatments, and extend care beyond traditional clinic walls.
Because pets cannot verbalize discomfort, the collar provides critical real-time physiological data. As Dr. Asaf Dagan, cofounder and chief veterinary scientist at PetPace, explains:
“Only real-time physiological data like temperature, pulse, heart rate variability, and respiration can accurately reveal what is happening inside the animal’s body. It is an exceptionally valuable tool in the hands of the vet and the pet owners in improving the health and well-being of pets.”
The V3.0 collar is the world’s first pet device to monitor epilepsy episodes and record seizure events, giving veterinarians and neurologists detailed data for more accurate diagnoses and personalized treatment. It also includes GPS tracking, syncs with the PetPace App and Apple Watch for instant alerts, and features a clinically validated AI pain scoring system to detect subtle signs of discomfort.
The PetPace V3.0 collar is available at PetPace.com . A subscription option provides 24/7 access to licensed veterinarians via telehealth, ensuring peace of mind for pet owners.
Read the full Newsmax feature here: Pet Smart Collar Provides Real-Time Health Data
