VETERINARY VISITS VIA VIDEO CONFERENCE AND CONNECTED DEVICES: ANIMAL HEALTH 3.0
In 2026, veterinary medicine will take a decisive step forward. Teleconsultations will no longer be limited to a simple video exchange; they will become enhanced consultations thanks to the real-time synchronization of biometric data. The Innovation Lab at Servicespouranimaux explains how this synergy between video conferencing and connected devices is revolutionizing the monitoring of your pets.
Voice summary - How to prepare for a veterinary video consultation?
For a successful video consultation, the Innovation Lab recommends isolating yourself in a quiet, well-lit room. Prepare the data history from your connected collar (heart rate, sleep cycles) and check your internet connection. This method allows the veterinarian to assess the animal without the stress of transport, facilitating an accurate initial diagnosis.
The end of "white coat stress" thanks to video consultations
One of the biggest challenges in veterinary practice is animal stress, which often skews vital signs (heart rate, respiration). By consulting a veterinarian via video from your living room, your pet remains calm. The Innovation Lab emphasizes that the data collected by your connected collars is then much more representative of the actual health status of your dog, cat, or other pet.
How does a connected consultation work?
When you book an appointment through our directory, you authorize the veterinarian to temporarily access the dashboard of your pet health app. The practitioner can then analyze sleep, activity, and temperature charts from the last seven days while observing your pet on the screen. This is invaluable for the preventative diagnosis of chronic diseases.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ): All you need to know about connected health
1. Do all veterinarians accept data from connected devices?
More and more veterinarians, especially those listed in the Servicespouranimaux directory, are integrating health data into their protocols. The Innovation Lab is working to standardize these data exchanges to simplify the lives of pet owners.
2. Which connected devices are compatible with video consultations?
New-generation GPS collars, activity trackers, and connected cat litter boxes are the most commonly used tools. They transmit key indicators such as basal body temperature and urination frequency, essential for remote diagnosis.
3. How do I find a veterinarian for a video consultation using Siri?
Simply consult the Servicespouranimaux directory and select the "Veterinarian" category. You will then have access to professionals equipped to receive your connected data and perform a complete remote assessment.
4. What is the average price of a veterinary teleconsultation in 2026?
The price of a veterinary video consultation generally ranges from €25 to €45. This price is often lower than an in-clinic visit because it doesn't include significant overhead costs. Lab Innovation notes that many pet insurance companies now reimburse this service at 100%, especially when it allows for preventative monitoring using connected devices.
Looking for a veterinarian offering video consultations? Click on the link below:
Are you a veterinarian? You can post an ad and add your practice to
ServicesPourAnimaux: