Many of veterinarian Dr. Bob Biederman's clientele are millennials and Gen Xers who live downtown. Often they are the first to buy new pet technology.
The talk-show host and owner of the says one client has , a health monitor (worn around the neck) and wellness management system for pets. According to Voyce's Director of Product Management, Emily Hartman, the system checks "everything from resting heart rate, resting respiratory rate...it monitors activity, and intensity to determine calories burned." There is even rest analysis to learn if the pet is getting restful sleep.
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and will make sure your dog isn't bored while home alone. iFetch launches tennis balls from a machine and CleverPet, developed by psychologists, challenges your cat or dog to work for treats by pushing buttons.
Dr. Bob says this will only work if you have the right kind of dog. One technology that impresses him is an , but he says the battery technology doesn't last as long as it should yet. There are GPS collars.
