Answers for animal welfare teams

Vet Vision AI provides continuous welfare monitoring for animals. The platform observes barns and stables around the clock, turns behaviour into useful welfare signals, and helps the right person act sooner when something changes.

Vet Vision AI gives welfare teams continuous insight into comfort and behaviour, including during the hidden hours when people are not present. This helps them understand whether animals are thriving and identify changes that deserve closer attention. Camera-based monitoring provides that 24/7 context without requiring individual animal wearables.

It is designed primarily for housed dairy herds, with flexible coverage for mixed systems, loafing areas, and seasonal shed use.

No. The value is in behaviour data, trends, reports, and guidance. The system is designed to turn footage into decisions, not create another camera feed to monitor.

We start with a dairy assessment, map the shed, plan coverage, calibrate the view, and onboard the team around the reporting workflow.

Yes. Vet Vision AI is built to make comfort and behaviour trends easier to compare across groups, sheds, sites, and seasons.

No. Vet Vision AI for Dairy gives farmers, teams, vets, and consultants better evidence between checks, so experienced people can make better decisions sooner.

Vet Vision AI monitors patterns in rest and sleep, eating and foraging, movement, activity, and daily routine. It helps teams understand what is normal for each horse and highlights changes that may deserve closer attention.

No. Vet Vision AI uses camera-based monitoring, so horses do not need individual wearables. The system observes behaviour in the stable and turns it into useful welfare context for the people caring for them.

Yes. Continuous monitoring provides context during the hours between routine checks, including overnight. This can help teams review whether a horse rested, ate, and moved as usual before the first morning round.

No. Vet Vision AI turns footage into behaviour trends, alerts, and useful welfare context, so teams do not need to monitor another live camera feed.

No. It adds continuous behavioural context to routine observation and clinical judgement. Alerts and trends help experienced people decide when a horse needs a closer look; they do not replace veterinary diagnosis or hands-on care.

Vet Vision AI offers portable and permanent solutions with a user-friendly interface accessible via desktop and mobile apps. Insights are available within 24 hours of installation without complex setup required.

No training is required. Insights are intuitive and easy to follow and complement existing expertise. CPD opportunities may be offered in the future.

Vet Vision AI is built around animal welfare and veterinary insight. It provides continuous analysis of behaviour patterns that routine observation can miss, giving teams clearer evidence of comfort and welfare around the clock. Easily installed cameras and AI models developed by veterinary researchers provide that insight without requiring individual animal wearables.

The technology focuses on animal welfare metrics. Users retain control over how data is shared and used in collaborative approaches between stakeholders.

Every model is tested on footage it has never seen during training, from animals and locations that were also never part of training. This is the strictest form of validation and means our accuracy figures reflect real-world performance. Models are benchmarked against expert veterinary assessment, and we monitor live performance after deployment. Your footage is stored securely, never sold, and only shared with your permission under UK GDPR compliant agreements.

Vet Vision AI generates in-depth objective analyses providing 1-2 hours worth of chargeable consultancy time per report. This creates new revenue streams and positions practices as technology-forward leaders in animal welfare.