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Monitor your dog's health and behavior remotely with a specialized sensor and app. Track the effectiveness of your dog's healthcare program and share observations with your veterinarian.
What's New in Vetrax
2.4.45
October 9, 2019
Update for Layer Replacement.
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What is Vetrax?
Vetrax is a veterinary medical analytics solution for dogs that uses a lightweight sensor on your dog's collar to capture detailed behavior data. This data is then transmitted to your veterinarian to help track the effectiveness of your dog's healthcare program.
How does Vetrax work?
A Vetrax sensor is attached to your dog's collar and continuously collects behavior data. This data is transmitted to the Vetrax app, where you and your veterinarian can view and analyze it.
Can I share observations with my vet through Vetrax?
Yes, if you observe something unusual with your pet, you can capture and send photos or videos along with a note directly to your veterinarian through the Vetrax app. Your vet can then review these observations in their clinic.
What devices support Vetrax?
The Vetrax app is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
How accurate is Vetrax data?
The app utilizes a sensor to capture detailed data, aiming to provide comprehensive insights into your dog's behavior and health program effectiveness. Specific accuracy metrics are not detailed in the provided information.
How often is Vetrax updated?
The latest version of Vetrax is 2.4.45, which was last updated on October 9, 2019. This indicates the app has not received updates in several years.
What is the age rating for Vetrax?
Vetrax has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for users of all ages.
Does Vetrax require a subscription?
The Vetrax app itself is free to download and use. However, it requires a Vetrax sensor and an existing vet-client relationship with a participating veterinarian, which may involve separate costs.





