Hoomanely’s building a smart feeding bowl and an AI platform to help owners spot when their pup is sick

Dogs are amazing. But as many pet parents will tell you, they can be remarkably good at hiding when something is wrong.

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Hoomanely’s building a smart feeding bowl and an AI platform to help owners spot when their pup is sick

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Fact 1: My Labrador-Great Dane mix, for example, contracted tick fever several times over his 14 long years, and it was always at least a couple of weeks before I suspected something was off.
Fact 2: They are far less able to mask how they eat and drink … reduced or altered intake and changed drinking are presenting signs across a wide range of conditions.” Hoomanely says its platform was built after an 18-month beta testing phase during which the company gathered about 5 million data points across more than 80 dogs.
Fact 3: The cohort for this beta was quite small, and the company seems to have shipped only about 50 devices so far.
Fact 4: It currently offers the EverBowl and the app reports through $29-per-month subscription service.

Dogs are amazing. But as many pet parents will tell you, they can be remarkably good at hiding when something is wrong.

My Labrador-Great Dane mix, for example, contracted tick fever several times over his 14 long years, and it was always at least a couple of weeks before I suspected something was off. It nearly gave me anxiety ulcers a few times. Hoomanely, a new startup out of Palo Alto, thinks it can help people like me spot health problems in their dogs (beyond those two struggling brain cells) much sooner with an AI platform that gathers data using a sensor-laden feeding station.

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