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Alerte Digital Vet to present and exhibit at The VET Expo 2026

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  • Veterinary professionals invited to explore AI-powered Holter monitoring and specialist-supported cardiac reporting at ICC Sydney

Melbourne, Australia, 26 August 2026 –Alerte Digital Vet (“ADV” or “Company”), a company dedicated to enhancing veterinary care through digital solutions and proactive monitoring, is pleased to announce that it will present and exhibit at The VET Expo 2026, taking place on 9 - 10 September at ICC Sydney.

The team will showcase Atrio PetPulse, its practical, cloud-based approach to veterinary cardiac monitoring, and discuss how AI-assisted ECG analysis and specialist-supported reporting can fit into everyday clinical workflows.

The VET Expo brings together veterinary and animal-health professionals for two days of education, networking, and technology discovery. Throughout the event, visitors can meet the Alerte Digital Vet team on the exhibition floor, see their lightweight Holter monitoring solution, explore the Atrio Vet platform, and learn how recordings can move securely from device to analysis and reporting.

Presentation and exhibition highlights

In its conference presentation, Alerte Digital Vet’s Key Opinion Leader, Dr Lydia Hambrook, together with independent practice vet, Dr Willem van Wyk, will share practical insights into modern ambulatory ECG monitoring for veterinary patients, including workflow considerations from recording through to review. The presentation titled, ‘Empowering Primary Care through Technology’ will take place at 12pm on 9 September 2026.

At the Alerte stand D48, attendees will be able to:

  • See the Atrio PetPulse Holter device and cloud workflow in action.
  • Explore how AI-assisted ECG analysis can support efficient review and consistent outputs.
  • Discuss specialist-reporting options and use cases.
  • Learn how a lightweight device and cloud-based workflow can support clinics in metropolitan, regional, and remote settings.

“We are looking forward to presenting and exhibiting at The VET Expo and demonstrating how connected cardiac monitoring can become a practical extension of care,” said Paul Stewart, Business Development Manager, Alerte Digital Vet. “Our goal is to give veterinary teams accessible tools and clear, review-ready information while keeping clinical oversight at the centre of every decision.”

Alerte Digital Vet’s offering combines a compact wearable Holter device with Atrio Vet, a secure cloud platform designed to analyse ECG data and support diagnostic workflows. Registered veterinary internal-medicine specialist input is available on request, helping clinics access additional expertise when needed.


About us:

About Alerte Digital Vet

At Alerte Digital Vet - the veterinary arm of Alerte Digital Health – we’re advancing animal cardiac care through AI-driven technology and expert cardiac monitoring. From dogs and cats to elite performance animals such as horses and greyhounds, and wildlife in conservation and zoo settings, our technology is designed to deliver meaningful cardiac insights across a diverse range of species.

Atrio Vet is at the centre of our innovation, the veterinary instance of our ARTG-listed Software as a Medical Device (ARTG ID: 519625), providing veterinarians with a powerful, modern platform for cardiac monitoring and diagnostic support. When paired with our Holter device, it enables seamless cardiac data capture and analysis, supporting the early detection and effective management of cardiac conditions. Together, Atrio Vet and PetPulse deliver an integrated cardiac monitoring solution within a secure and compliant platform.

Our mission is to improve the quality of life for animals by combining state-of-the-art Holter monitoring with AI-powered insights, supported by the expertise of leading specialists and veterinarians. Whether in urban clinics or remote rural practices, our cloud-based platform provides the flexibility and accessibility needed to deliver exceptional cardiac care anywhere.

Committed to innovation and personalised care, Alerte Digital Vet stands at the forefront of veterinary health, harnessing the power of technology to keep hearts healthy and animals thriving.

 

https://www.alertedigitalvet.com/


Contact details:

Media contact 

Christine Filippis    

Teraze Communications   

Phone: +61 419 119 866    

Email: [email protected] 

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