Building the health record pet care has never kept.

My Pet Health is building Quanterium: one lifelong health record for every pet, AI Triage that tells owners how urgently they need a vet, and Mooku devices that add to the record. We’re pre-launch, starting in Australia.

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The thesis

The record is the business. Not the collar.

Pet healthcare produces data at every touchpoint and keeps almost none of it. Whoever finally keeps it owns something no competitor can buy.

Clinics hold notes. Insurers hold claims. Owners hold a drawer of paper. Quanterium is being built to keep all of it in one record per animal, which the owner controls and the vet can read.

Entries in one dog’s record48
Illustrative

Month one it is a convenience.

Year six it is irreplaceable.

How one dog’s record could grow over six years. Hover or tap a year to see what went in. Not company data.

The market

A USD 289 billion category with no shared record.

Every figure on this page is third-party, dated and linked to its source.

Australia to prove it. The United States to grow it.

The proving ground

Product, pricing and the vet channel, validated here first.

Plan

The growth engine

The larger market, entered once Australia has shown the model works.

Plan

Who the record is for

31.6 million animals in Australian homes. One record each.

Not just dogs and cats. Birds, rabbits, horses, lizards and backyard chickens all see vets and need someone to keep track. The record works the same for every one of them.

  • Biscuit, a cream Cavoodle, on a garden path

    Biscuit

    Cavoodle · 2

    C5 booster · due in May

  • Mochi, a Ragdoll cat with blue eyes, on a sofa

    Mochi

    Ragdoll · 3

    F3 vaccine · up to date

  • Duke, a chestnut horse with a white blaze, looking over a paddock fence

    Duke

    Horse · 9

    Tetanus booster · due June

  • Kiwi the galah perched on a kitchen chair

    Kiwi

    Galah · 6

    Beak and nail check · yearly

  • Spike, a bearded dragon, resting on his owner’s arm in a sunny living room

    Spike

    Bearded dragon · 4

    Weigh-in · 410 g, steady

  • Clover, a brown and white rabbit, on a rug by a window

    Clover

    Rabbit · 1

    Calicivirus vaccine · up to date

  • Sky, a green budgie, perched on the back of a kitchen chair

    Sky

    Budgie · 2

    Avian vet check · yearly

  • Peanut, a ginger and white guinea pig, on a soft blanket

    Peanut

    Guinea pig · 2

    Vitamin C · every day

  • Rocky, a black Australorp rooster, in a suburban backyard

    Rocky

    Australorp · 2

    Worming · every 3 months

  • Jet, a black and white Border Collie, standing in a park

    Jet

    Border Collie · 3

    Hips and elbows · scored

Illustrative records. Quanterium is in development.

Why it can work

Three reasons the record can win.

  • 01

    The record gets more useful with every entry.

    Features get copied in a quarter. Six years of a pet’s history don’t. The longer an owner keeps the record, the harder it is to replace.

  • 02

    The vet clinic is our planned primary channel.

    It’s the highest-trust touchpoint in pet ownership. We’re building for vets, not around them: authority stays with the vet.

    Plan
  • 03

    Triage, not diagnosis.

    AI Triage will never diagnose or prescribe. It answers how urgently a vet is needed, and when it’s unsure, it recommends a vet.

    Planned · subject to regulatory advice

The films

See it in motion.

Three concept films: the app with My Pet Friends, how the whole market works, and the Mooku collar. Everything in them is in development, and the screens are illustrative.

  • One pet’s life in one record: the passport, reminders, AI Triage, the care circle, and My Pet Friends with verified IDs.

  • The record in the middle, the wallet that pays everyone it’s owed to, two coins with two jobs, loyalty cards, insurance and the road to 2029.

  • The collar, the family of devices around it, and what each is designed to do.

Point solutions and Quanterium

Owners piece pet health together from separate tools.

Trackers, telehealth apps, clinic software, or a drawer and a memory. Here’s what one record changes.

Point solutionsQuanterium
Health dataTrapped in one appOne portable, lifelong profile
CoverageHardware, or telehealth, or an appRecord, intelligence, devices and network
The vetUsually bypassedReinforced. Authority stays with them
Value over timeFalls after the noveltyCompounds with every entry
SecurityConsumer app baselineZero trust, to a health-data standard

Quanterium isn’t live yet. The right-hand column describes what it’s being built to be.

How we work

Written to be checked, not to impress.

That line opens our business plan, and we hold the company to it. Here are three things we’ve ruled out.

  • We will not diagnose.

    Urgency, yes. A diagnosis is a vet’s job.

  • We will not compete with vets.

    We’re built to bring a structured history through their front door.

  • We will not launch a marketplace on day one.

    The partner network starts as a directory and earns its way up.

Founder

Ricco Laroso

Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Ricco has built businesses across four countries and five industries, with experience in hardware sourcing and international operations.

The first hires are planned as we raise: engineering, veterinary clinical governance, the vet channel, electronics and marketing. More about My Pet Health

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This page is not an offer of securities and is not financial advice. My Pet Health Pty Ltd · ABN 26 672 552 699.