Activity and sleep trackers
Daily goals based on breed and age; the sleep graph is the part vets actually find useful.
- Breed-based goals
- Sleep quality graph
- Weeks of battery
Health Monitors
Sleep, activity and heart-rate data
Activity and health monitors clip to the collar and log movement, rest and sometimes heart or respiratory rate. They are most useful for weight-management plans and for spotting the day your pet stops moving normally; the trend matters more than any single number.
What to look for in Health Monitors
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Heart and respiratory rate
Resting respiratory rate is a standard home measure for heart-disease follow-up; wearables automate the counting.
- Resting rate trend
- Vet-shareable reports
- Alerts on change
Monitors for senior pets
Mobility scoring picks up arthritis pain earlier than most owners do, because the decline is gradual.
- Mobility score
- Pain-change alerts
- Long battery life
Cat-sized health collars
Light enough for a cat and paired with breakaway safety; tracks scratching and grooming as well as activity.
- Breakaway safe
- Scratch and groom tracking
- Under 15 g
Weight and calorie tools
Smart bowls and scales turn "he looks fine" into grams per day, which is what actually reverses obesity.
- Gram-level portions
- Weight history
- Vet diet plans