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Andy Scarth

Firebelly attends London Vet Show 2024

This November 14th-15th, Firebelly are excited to be attending the famous London Vet Show. The exhibitors list demonstrates the cutting-edge developments and innovative products poised to transform animal healthcare and to enhance diagnosis, treatment, and overall well-being for animals – both companion and food producing.


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When reviewing the latest trends in this highly innovative industry, the emerging themes are somewhat astounding. In many ways, animal health is leading the way in using technology to drive product development, analyse data, diagnosis tools, health monitoring and much more…


Here’s some standout examples:


AI-Powered Diagnostics and Treatment

Artificial intelligence is set to play a significant role in animal healthcare in 2024. Algorithms will analyse vast amounts of medical data, including imaging scans, lab results, and patient histories, to aid vets in diagnosing health conditions with greater accuracy and efficiency. This enables early detection of diseases, personalised treatment plans, and improved outcomes for animals.



Advanced Wearables and Real-Time Monitoring

Wearable devices and IoT solutions will see increased adoption in animal healthcare. These technologies will continuously monitor vital signs, activity levels, and behaviour patterns, providing real-time insights into pets' health status. Smart collars, like the Invoxia Smart Dog Collar, will use embedded AI and sensors to measure resting heart and respiratory rates non-invasively, even through thick fur. These devices will enable early detection of health issues and allow for remote patient monitoring.


Telehealth and Remote Care

Veterinary telehealth services will continue to expand, offering remote consultations, diagnostics, and follow-up care. High-quality video conferencing tools will allow vets to observe and diagnose pets in real-time, benefiting routine check-ups and initial assessments of non-critical conditions. AI and machine learning algorithms will enhance these services by assisting in preliminary diagnostics and symptom analysis.


Novel Veterinary Medicine Techniques

Regenerative medicine techniques, such as stem cell therapy and platelet-rich plasma (PRP), will gain traction in promoting tissue repair and regeneration in animals. Additionally, advancements in laser therapy will enable non-invasive treatments for tissue repair, pain reduction, and accelerated healing.


At-Home Diagnostic Tools

The development of at-home diagnostic tools and testing kits will empower pet owners to monitor their <strong>animals' health</strong> from home. These may include blood glucose monitors, urinary tract infection tests, and genetic screening kits, allowing for early detection of diseases and timely intervention.


Genomics and Personalized Care

Genomic analysis will play a larger role in animal healthcare, offering insights into genetic predispositions and enabling personalised treatment strategies. At-home DNA tests like PetGenoma will provide complete evaluations of a pet's genetic makeup, aiding in early disease detection and the design of tailored health and nutrition regimes.



By incorporating these cutting-edge technologies and approaches, the veterinary industry is set to provide more precise, efficient, and personalised care for animals in 2024, ultimately improving their health outcomes and quality of life. The London Vet Show 2024 is going to be a great event.


Are you free for a chat at the London Vet Show? Get in touch.


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