This week on Pets Add Life, Kristen and Chris are back with another episode featuring stories that stretch across the globe – from lost cats to curious seals to tech-powered vet clinics and cutting-edge enrichment gear. We’re joined by Jamie Popper, certified canine fitness trainer and inventor of the Propel Air platform. Jamie talks about:
- Her horseback safari in Botswana
- The development of canine tools that strengthen the bond between dogs and humans
- Training products designed for both beginner and expert dog trainers
Then, Dr. Aaron Massecar, VP of Partnerships at CoVet, shares his transition from academia to animal health. He shares:
- The future of AI-assisted veterinary care through Kova (medical scribing and co-pilot tools)
- Innovations that save vets' time while enhancing patient care
- Saying goodbye to his 16-year-old dog, Charley
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