As veterinary telemedicine continues to expand, PetPace says its AI-powered smart collar provides clinicians with continuous, real-time physiological and behavioral data that can enhance remote patient assessments. The company believes integrating wearable biometrics into virtual care could help improve clinical decision-making, disease monitoring, and preventive care.
Halo Collar is enhancing its membership plans by adding unlimited 24/7 access to licensed veterinary professionals through Pawp, giving subscribers on-demand virtual pet care alongside the company’s GPS safety and training platform.
Tiny Bully Agency and SILVERSIDE AI have launched PET AI™, an artificial intelligence platform designed exclusively for pet brands. The new platform combines AI-powered content creation, ecommerce optimization and marketing automation to help companies streamline campaigns, improve digital commerce and scale content production. PET AI™ will make its public debut at SuperZoo 2026, where the companies will also introduce invitation-only pilot programs for early adopters.
VetHubRx has partnered with Buzz Health to integrate real-time prescription discount pricing into its veterinary e-prescribing platform, giving veterinarians and pet owners greater price transparency before medications are filled at retail pharmacies.
Sylvester.ai has introduced Connect to Care, a marketing and client engagement platform that combines AI-powered feline health assessments with geo-targeted outreach to help veterinary practices attract more cat owners and increase feline appointments.
VetRec has launched AI Receptionist, a veterinary-specific virtual receptionist that answers calls, schedules appointments, captures client messages and routes urgent cases around the clock. The company says the new product is designed to help practices reduce missed calls, improve client communication and ease front-desk workloads.
VARON has introduced a portable pet oxygen bundle that combines a continuous-flow oxygen concentrator with a pet-specific oxygen mask, expanding its line of oxygen support products for companion animals. The new system is designed to provide a portable oxygen delivery option for dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, and other small animals in home and travel settings.
Enovis Companion Animal Health has launched CT-RevitL™, a next-generation photobiomodulation (PBM) laser therapy system for veterinary practices in the United States. The new platform incorporates an intelligent treatment guidance system designed to improve dosing consistency, streamline clinical workflows, and support the delivery of laser therapy for pain management, tissue healing, inflammation, and post-operative recovery.
Zoetis has entered into an agreement to acquire veterinary teleradiology provider VitalRADS, a move that would significantly expand its diagnostic services portfolio by adding 24/7 specialist imaging interpretation, AI-assisted workflows, and cloud-based imaging technology. The acquisition is expected to strengthen the company’s vision for an integrated Virtual Reference Laboratory serving veterinary practices worldwide.
Fi has launched Fi Ultra™, a new GPS dog tracker that integrates T-Mobile’s T-Satellite service powered by SpaceX’s Starlink to provide location tracking in areas without traditional cellular coverage. The company says the device is the first consumer pet wearable to combine satellite connectivity, LTE, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth in a single tracker, targeting owners who frequently travel or recreate in remote locations.
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