
Irish start-up which developed facial recognition for cows raising over $50m
Cainthus, an Irish agtech start-up that has developed facial recognition for cows, is seeking to raise more than $50 million (€42m) from investors. The Dublin-based

Cainthus, an Irish agtech start-up that has developed facial recognition for cows, is seeking to raise more than $50 million (€42m) from investors. The Dublin-based

Henri de Kerdanet a choisi des outils interconnectés entre eux pour se simplifier la vie. Il n’a plus qu’une seule appli pour gérer son suivi

Phoenix-based TGen announced the commercial launch of Vidium Animal Health, offering genetic diagnostic tools for veterinary oncologists and “pet parents” to better detect, diagnose and

La télémédecine animale a été autorisée lors du premier confinement en France, avec la publication d’une réglementation le 5 mai 2020. « Le déconfinement a eu lieu

Eh oui, désormais même votre chat a droit à sa litière connectée. De fait, une entreprise américaine basée à San Diego propose LuluPet, une litière

FirstVet, the company that provides pet-owners with on-demand video consultations from local, qualified veterinarians, has raised around €29.5 million to support its launch in the

Les colliers GPS pour chiens sont idéaux pour suivre à la trace votre animal à 4 pattes. C’est la meilleure solution contre les fugues, limiter

Bond Vet, the NYC-based tech-forward veterinary startup, has announced the close of a $17 million Series A financing. The round was led by Talisman Capital

Ever felt like life would be complete if only our pets could talk? I always wonder how that would go – they would be able