Veterinary Innovation Podcast

🐾 How could pet owners spot meaningful health changes before they become urgent problems?

This week on the Veterinary Innovation Podcast, Shawn Wilkie and Dr. Ivan Zak sit down with Guilherme Coelho, CEO of Maven Pet, to discuss how AI-powered wearables are helping pet owners better understand their pets’ health 24/7.

Maven combines collar-based sensor data, mobile app inputs, and AI to build a personalized “digital paw print” for every pet. The result? More context, earlier signals, and better-informed decisions about when something may need attention.

Guilherme also shares Maven’s fascinating go-to-market journey from building for veterinarians first to seeing consumer adoption drive new interest from clinics.

Discover:
✅ How wearable data can help detect subtle health changes earlier
✅ Why contextualized insights matter more than raw numbers
✅ How Maven tracks sleep, activity, heart rate, respiratory rate, and more
✅ Why pet owners now want to bring this data into the veterinary visit
✅ What the future of pet wearables could look like

🎧 Listen here: https://veterinaryinnovationpodcast.com/episodes/the-digital-paw-print-ai-wearables-for-pet-health-insights/

Is your practice software actually helping your team or just giving them one more thing to manage? 😤

This week on the Veterinary Innovation Podcast, Shawn Wilkie and Dr. Ivan Zak chat with Brendan Baker from PawthosX about the shift from "systems of record" to "systems of orchestration". Brendan shares how an AI-native operating system can coordinate 45+ unique agents to handle the admin stuff, allowing your team to focus on what actually matters: patient care.

Discover:
✅ Why the future may be about better orchestration, not just more software
✅ How a "Persona Engine" adapts the software to the way YOU work eliminating context switching
✅ What it means to reduce cognitive load for veterinary teams
✅ How to unite your favorite tools into one seamless user experience

🎧 Tune in to see how the next generation of operational infrastructure is being built: https://veterinaryinnovationpodcast.com/episodes/ai-native-systems-for-veterinary-teams-beyond-more-software/

Most veterinary decisions are based on a 15-minute exam, but a dog's health happens at home.

This week on the Veterinary Innovation Podcast, Shawn Wilkie and Dr. Ivan Zak welcome Eric Humbert, Head of Science & AI at Invoxia, to discuss how continuous at-home monitoring is changing the game.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:
✅ How wearable data may help detect worsening heart disease earlier
✅ Why at-home baselines can be more useful than occasional in-clinic vitals
✅ How remote monitoring could support patient retention and recurring revenue
✅ What veterinary teams need in order for this technology to fit into real practice life

🎧If you’ve been wondering whether wearable health data is truly useful in veterinary medicine, listen to the full episode here: https://veterinaryinnovationpodcast.com/episodes/beyond-the-clinic-visit-how-continuous-dog-monitoring-drives-earlier-detection-and-client-retention/