Maven PetReviews of maven.pet

I've been using it about a week and am pleased with the monitoring. It lets me know when there have been spikes and recommendations on when to see the vet. The 4 stars are only because i wish it had real time #s.

Maven is amazing and has given us much greater peace of mind about our 16 year old terrier mix. Further, we've been sharing our data with our vets. They find it very helpful and are also very interested in the app. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that I think there are several features that could be added, like the ability to two-finger zoom/shrink the various graphs to make them easier to see, and a way to share the data with our vet via text or email (other than taking screen shots and sharing those). That said, all in all, a great product backed by a very responsive, helpful company.

I have surprisingly impressed with this device! I thought it would be bulky and troublesome for my pet. However I have found that it stays neatly tucked in his collar and doesn’t get in the way at all. It gives me so many vitals on my pet. I’m t helps me keep him healthier! My only suggestion is to find a way to cover it so that it can get wet. Sometimes my pet takes an unexpected dip and I would want it ruined.

I have had maven health sensor on my dog for over 8 days already so it seems to be very impressive with the data readings so far. I'm waiting to see how much more it does. So far I been able to monitor my dog daily. Thanks to maven I have peace of mind.

I have a senior dog (17!) and he has a heart murmur, so we have to be gentle with him. Knowing a bit more info on him is helpful in this stage so we can keep an eye on him. I do think it doesnt at times make me a little paranoid to have too much data - so I’d say I still check with another source to just make sure we don’t get too stuck on data. But otherwise love seeing how much he sleeps and what’s he doing all day

I have a new rehomed 1 YR mini Aussie with a grade 3/4 heart murmur. Have yet to get into a cardiologist but have an appt in 2027 for her. Read up on murmur and saw the Maven. Ordered one and had a difficult time connecting to my system. Worked with company support and asked for a new device as I the device I had was not connecting. Eventually received a refund less shipping. No biggie. Completed a research survey application for developing probiotic for anxious dogs which my dog can be at times and received a Maven as part of the study protocol. This time it connected correctly. The data is good. I have worn a a Garmin since they hit the market and measure HRV Sleep scores etc. I am familiar with such devices. The app is easy to use and read. Data helps monitor breathing etc as my dog ages she will develop additional diagnosis’s in relation to her murmur. She won’t live forever but she will live well and be loved. I sure this data will also assist any vet cardiologist with treatment.

Maven has been such an added sense of comfort for monitoring SRR in our 15.5 year old pup who was diagnosed with CHF last year. I still count on my own from time to time and it mirrors the Maven, which is a testament to how well it works. We had a few glitches in the beginning and the tech support was responsive and so helpful. The app is user friendly and has so many great features for monitoring her health. I can’t wait to see where pet tech goes in the future, but am thankful Maven is here today!

I’ve been using Maven to track the health of my two 11 year old border collies for just over a month. They each have a chronic health condition: one has osteoarthritis & hypothyroidism, the other has recently diagnosed mitral valve disease. The data I receive is good and allows me to share much more with their vet that I previously have. Being border collies (with no off switch) they keep on going, whatever the weather, and this has resulted in Maven alerting me about overexertion and being mindful to make them rest. I’ve also seen some interesting sleep data, especially when we have young visitors. All in all, I feel better equipped to support my two as they navigate their senior years. *Update* an issue that has arisen on several occasions: one of the dogs’ sensors is very fussy with connectivity, which reduces its usefulness when we aren’t in our own home next to the main router running troubleshooting (which is what it needs to synch most mornings). On holiday, with a perfectly good signal, the sensor won’t connect. It’s currently in a drawer ands I’m still waiting for a response from Maven regarding (what I believe to be) a faulty sensor.