Cooped up at home and isolated from friends and family, white-collar workers turned — in their millions — to the companionship of furry friends during the pandemic. According to PDSA, there was a 36% increase in pet ownership in the UK at the time.
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March 19, 2025
An app that can read your cat’s emotions and a virtual assistant for vets: How AI is shaking up pet care
Could the hottest tech in startups help us care better for our pets? And what are the risks of potentially shifting caring responsibilities to robots?
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