VetMeasure understands the commitment that veterinarians dedicate to their patients and the commitment that pet owners have for their pets’ health, which is why we developed and released MeasureON!
MeasureON! is the first smart harness for dogs that tracks vitals or streams a live ECG graph instantly. This solves the inconsistent monitoring of post-anesthetic patients for veterinarians because professionals can now remotely obtain TPR and be alerted to changes in patient recovery without having to disrupt the patient. MeasureON! also allows pet owners to easily monitor their pets from home and have a better understanding if their pet is not feeling well.
MeasureON! automatically measures a dog’s:
This gives you automatic access to your dog’s vitals, eliminating current inconsistent, manual monitoring methods. Pet owners are also better able to share their pet’s health virtually with their trusted veterinary professionals.
With MeasureON! we focus on comfort and complete transparency of your dog’s health at all times. We help veterinary professionals and pet owners obtain health measurements instantly with a simple Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection.
The MeasureON! canine smart harness has many sensors to provide the most accurate vital metrics.
Temperature: 8 sensors
Heart Rate/ECG: 3 sensors
Respiratory Rate: 4 sensors
MeasureON! also has a long-lasting battery, Wi-Fi & Bluetooth sensors, and sensors to record ambient conditions.
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