The vet is now in the collar
the vet is now in the collar: 68 percent of veterinary exhibitors at interzoo say smart collars predict heart issues up to 48 hours before a clinic visit, and one scanner reads a pet’s body condition score with veterinary-grade accuracy at home.
the checkup is becoming a background process.
Context
Interzoo's May 2026 trend coverage says animal health is a key trend, with intelligent trackers for heartbeat and breathing and litter that detects disease through color. Petbook Magazine reported the same trends.
The ZZF trade association's president named animal health as a key product trend.
Smart health trackers as a trend match the sources. The 68 percent of veterinary exhibitors saying collars predict heart issues up to 48 hours ahead and the home body condition scanner were not seen in the sources read, so unsupported here, not refuted.
Related work
- Interzoo: trends at Interzoo 2026 ↗Trade fair release.
- Petbook Magazine: pet trends from Interzoo ↗Trend report.
- Interzoo week press release ↗Opening release.
Watch next
- Find the exhibitor survey behind the 68 percent figure.
Sources
- Interzoo press release, 2026interzoo.com
- Petbook Magazine, May 15, 2026petbook-magazine.com
- Interzoo week press release, May 12, 2026edge.sitecorecloud.io
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