One pet. A connected health history.
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Built to Support Proactive, Lifelong Care
A useful health history connects what happened, when it happened, and what changed. XPET brings records and daily observations together so you can follow your pet over time.
The next step is an individual model, informed by those observations and evaluated through research.
Why a Digital Twin?
Individual observations become more useful over time.
Examinations, feeding guidance, and individual measurements each contribute to care. Connecting them with observations between visits gives pet parents and veterinarians a fuller history to review.
Context grows with continuity.
My Pet's Digital Twin™ brings those inputs into a connected history, providing a foundation for models of individual health.
What the Digital Twin Represents
Population knowledge. Individual context.
Species and breed inform the starting point. Their own measurements add the detail.
The digital-twin approach connects available health records, measurements, nutrition, and behavior around the individual pet. Genetic information adds context when results are available.
Questions a connected history helps you explore:
What is normal for this pet?
What has changed from their recorded baseline?
What should we discuss at the next veterinary visit?
How It Works
Three layers of context.
Biological Foundation
Establishes your pet's baseline using breed and lineage traits, age and life stage, physiological characteristics, and known hereditary predispositions.
These characteristics provide context; they do not determine an individual health outcome.
Observations over time
Tracks meaningful change over time through nutrition and caloric intake, weight trends and body composition signals, activity and routine patterns.
Consistent observations help identify changes to discuss with the veterinary team.
Computational models in development
XPET is developing models that connect biological context with records, measurements, and observations over time.
Prediction, simulation, and clinical benefit require evaluation before they can guide care.
From Static Records to Living Intelligence
This is the difference between tracking data—and understanding health.
Traditional Tools
My Pet's Digital Twin™
ADAPTIVE CARE
Nutrition in context.
Nutrition is one influence on health that can be recorded and reviewed alongside weight, activity, and body condition.
Review an estimated daily energy target alongside the food logged and the animal’s response over time.
Energy estimates are a starting point. Life stage, medical needs, body condition, and veterinary advice inform appropriate adjustments.
Illustrative energy estimate
Example only; actual energy needs vary
What You Can Do With the Digital Twin
Review nutritional needs
Consider food intake alongside body condition and activity
Follow recorded changes
Notice trends to discuss with your veterinary team
Make informed decisions
Feeding and lifestyle choices backed by data
Track longitudinally
See health trends over weeks, months, years
Share with your vet
Clearer context for clinical decisions
Personalized care
Bring individual history into the care conversation
A connected record supports more informed care conversations.
Research & development
Biology informs the model. Evidence must establish its value.
Longitudinal research helps explain why nutrition, body condition, and observations over time matter. Applying that knowledge to an individual animal requires its own clinical context.
For example, a controlled feeding study followed 48 Labrador Retrievers and reported longer median lifespan in the restricted-feeding group. That finding describes a study cohort; it is not a demonstrated outcome of using XPET.
Kealy et al., JAVMA (2002) (opens in a new tab)- Available today
- Organize health records, measurements, nutrition, and daily observations around the individual pet.
- In development
- Computational models that connect biological context with a pet’s history over time.
- To establish through validation
- Predictive accuracy, simulation performance, and benefits for veterinary decisions. These are development goals, not established capabilities of the public beta.
Who It's For
Prevention-First Parents
Following changes and preparing for veterinary visits
Additional Caretakers
Managing weight, metabolic risk, or chronic conditions
Veterinarians
Seeking longitudinal context
The Future of Pet Health Is Personal
Some changes become clearer with time.
A consistent record gives them context.
Follow observations, review the history, and bring better context to decisions with your veterinarian.
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