IQ.VET
A single source of truth for pet ownership.
A pet-owners platform that puts the animal at the centre of its own record, the way MEDIQ does for people, combining location, activity, routine and care history in one welfare profile.
Safety and welfare in one place, owned by the owner. Clinical decisions stay with the vet, and the data stops short of medicalising an animal that is simply having a quiet week.
Partnering for development. Seeking a leader and co-design partners.
The challenge
A pet's history is split across breeders, practices, insurers and owners, and almost none of it follows the animal.
The problem
Most pet technology does one thing
Usually tracking. It answers where the animal is, and almost nothing else about how it is.
Change is subtle before it is obvious
Shifts in routine, activity or behaviour are the earliest signal that something is wrong, and they are exactly what a busy household misses.
The record does not follow the animal
Medication, appointments, care instructions and emergency contacts sit with whoever happens to hold them, and are rarely to hand at the moment they matter.
What it does
A single source of truth for pet ownership.
Location, live and last known
Where the animal is now, and where it was last seen, which is the question that matters when it is not where it should be.
Routine and behaviour
Activity and habit tracked over time, so a change reads as a change rather than as one odd day.
Welfare alerts
Meaningful deviations surfaced early, tuned to avoid turning every nap into a notification.
Care records
Medication, appointments and history in one owner-controlled profile, shareable with a vet or a sitter.
Lost-pet response
Trusted contacts, shareable detail and a coordinated response for the day it is actually needed.
Who it is for
Owners and families
The people who want reassurance rather than a dashboard, and who notice something is off before they can say what.
Veterinary practices
Clinicians who currently work from an owner's recollection, and would rather work from a record.
Insurers and shelters
Welfare organisations whose decisions improve with longitudinal information rather than a snapshot.
Device partners
Wearable and tracker makers, since an open approach to compatible devices beats building another collar.
Who we are looking for
We are looking for a leader.
Someone from veterinary practice, breeding or pet insurance who can see the whole chain rather than one link of it. We are also looking for vets, shelters and wearable partners to help co-design the welfare journey.
People are our business. Collaboration is our culture.
Partners, investors and operators who know this market. If IQ.VET is your world, there is a way in.