The First Wearable Animal
Drug Delivery System
A silent, wearable, non-powered infusion pump for continuous pain relief. Bringing hospital-grade care home.
The First Wearable Animal
One Device.
Multiple Indications.
One drug-agnostic platform supporting a wide range of indications
- Analgesia and antibiotic infusion
- Hospice and palliative care
- Chronic & acute pain management
- Post-Operative care for common procedures such as TPLO surgery
- Cancer palliation
No Motors. No Batteries. Just 48 Hours of Consistent and Silent Drug Delivery.
- Water-Activated Precision: Our patented mechanism uses a simple water-activated polymer actuator to deliver 10mL over 48 hours with perfect linearity and accuracy.
- Zero-Failure Mechanics: By eliminating electronics, software, and moving parts, we’ve removed the "nuisance alarms" and battery failures that disrupt care.
- Steady-State Infusion: Provides consistent therapeutic drug levels for two full days, completely eliminating the "peaks and valleys" of traditional bolus dosing
Good for your patient.
Good for your practice.
- Enhanced Practice ROI: Discharge patients earlier to recover safely at home, freeing up critical ICU equipment, cage space, and technician time.
- Tetherless & Fear-Free: The silent, lightweight device secures via a medical vest—providing a cord-free recovery that reduces patient anxiety and eliminates IV monitoring.
- Secure Home Recovery: Designed with safety mechanisms to prevent unauthorized drug access, allowing for reliable at-home care without the need for owner intervention.
"Clients have reported this device has provided great analgesia and diminishes some of the stress and trauma that comes with having a very painful pet at home for the first 2 days after surgery."
Technician Manager at Veterinary Surgical Center
Trusted by Veterinarians and Pet Parents across the US, and beyond.
We are proud to support Veterinary professionals in clinics across 26 U.S. states, Canada and Australia (and expanding) providing the tools they need to bring hospital-grade recovery into the homes of their patients.