PetPace News
PetPace promotes Animal Pain Awareness Month and how smart collar technology can help pet owners know their dogs and cats better. BURLINGTON, Mass. – September is Animal Pain Awareness Month and PetPace, the producer of a leading smart collar health monitor for dogs and cats, wants pet owners to know their options for identifying symptoms of
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Companies join forces in clinical study to identify, predict complications in canine pregnancy and labor BURLINGTON, Mass. — PetPace, the makers of a smart health-monitoring collar for pets, and Orivet, a leader in pet genetic testing, today announced the launch of a groundbreaking study to identify and eventually predict problems and complications affecting pregnant dogs. This
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BURLINGTON, Mass. – Each summer, pets die from heat-related injuries and it’s not just from being left alone in a vehicle. While pet owners should never leave their pet unattended in a vehicle, they should understand the problems posed by summer heat and that an affordable piece of new technology could save the life of
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New solution enables pet owners, caregivers to measure biometric response to treatments, health-impacting events Burlington, MA — March 21, 2018 — PetPace, the world leader in wearable technology for pets, today announced the release of PetPace Bio-Response™, an innovative solution that allows pet owners, for the first time, to examine how pet biometric data changes
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ORLANDO, Fla. – PetPace, the creator of the innovative pet health monitoring smart collar for cats and dogs, is scheduled to attend one of the world’s largest veterinary meetings and expo – VMX, formerly the North American Veterinary Conference in Orlando from Feb. 3-7, 2018. PetPace will be located at booth 2133 at the Orange
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It is common wisdom to liken one human year to seven dog years. However, the truth is a little more complicated than that. Some dog breeds mature faster and others age slower and a simple comparison to human average lifespan is grossly inaccurate. For example, an average Great Dane grows very quickly in size but
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‘A tired dog is a good dog,’ is a common saying that emphasizes the importance of exercise in keeping dogs happy and well-behaved. However, not all dogs require the same amount of exercise. Here are 10 of the highest-energy dog breeds. Australian Cattle Dogs These dogs were bred to spend all day working
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Note: Are rawhides bad for dogs? Do your own research, of course. What I give my dog should not determine what you give yours. I used to give my dog rawhides of all kinds – those white, knotted rawhides, rawhide chips and those little rawhide sticks. Ace would chew them all, and he never had
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We are starting our 3rd week with weimaraner puppy Remy already. Can you believe that? He’s getting big, about 18 pounds. Overall, we keep saying what a good puppy he is, but of course we have a lot to work on and we’re having a few issues too (aren’t we all?). If you have a new puppy or a new dog,
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