Plain-English guides to pet health technology.
Where telehealth, smart collars and health records help, and where they don’t. Articles about conditions or emergencies will be reviewed by a registered vet before we publish them.
Changing vets? What to bring, and how to move your pet’s recordsMoving to a new vet clinic goes better when the history comes too. What to ask your old clinic for, what to bring on the day, and how long it can take.Read the article
Moving house with a pet in Australia: the checklistMicrochip details, council registration, a new vet and a calm moving day. What to sort out before, during and after you move with a dog, cat or other pet.Read the article
How pet telehealth is making veterinary care more accessibleVideo consultations can help owners get timely advice and know whether a vet visit is needed. Where telehealth helps, where it doesn’t, and how it will fit into Quanterium.Read the article
What can a smart pet collar tell you about your pet’s health?Smart collars can help owners keep track of location, activity, sleep, heart rate and temperature. What that information is good for, and what it isn’t.Read the article
Coming next
Planned- A new-pet checklist: what to sort out in the first month
- How to keep your pet’s vaccination records in one place
- What to do in the first hour if your pet goes missing
Everything here is general information, not veterinary advice. If you’re worried about your pet, talk to your vet.
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