VET Expo 2026 to host cardiac monitoring session

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Alerte Digital Vet will present and exhibit at ICC Sydney

Alerte Digital Vet will present a cardiac monitoring session and run an exhibition stand at The VET Expo 2026 at ICC Sydney on 9 and 10 September 2026.

Its conference talk, titled “Empowering Primary Care through Technology”, is scheduled for 12pm on 9 September 2026.

Dr Lydia Hambrook, a key opinion leader for Alerte Digital Vet, will speak with independent practice vet Dr Willem van Wyk.

They will cover ambulatory ECG monitoring for veterinary patients, including workflow steps from recording through to review.

During the two-day event, the company plans to show Atrio PetPulse, a cloud-based veterinary cardiac monitoring system, and the Atrio Vet platform.

The company says its setup combines AI-assisted ECG analysis with specialist-supported reporting for everyday clinical workflows.

Atrio PetPulse demo at stand D48

At stand D48, attendees will be able to see the Atrio PetPulse Holter device and its cloud workflow in action.

Visitors can also explore how recordings move securely from the device to analysis and reporting.

The stand will also cover specialist-reporting options, use cases and how AI-assisted ECG analysis can support efficient review and consistent outputs.

Alerte Digital Vet says the lightweight device and cloud-based workflow can support clinics in metropolitan, regional and remote settings.

Paul Stewart, the company’s business development manager, said: “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.”

He added: “Our goal is to give veterinary teams accessible tools and clear, review-ready information while keeping clinical oversight at the centre of every decision.”

The offering includes a compact wearable Holter device and Atrio Vet, which Alerte Digital Vet describes as a secure cloud platform designed to analyse ECG data and support diagnostic workflows.

Registered veterinary internal-medicine specialist input is available on request.

The VET Expo brings together veterinary and animal-health professionals for education, networking and technology exhibits over two days at ICC Sydney.

Alerte Digital Vet is the veterinary arm of Alerte Digital Health. The company did not disclose how many clinics already use the platform or the cost of the device and reporting services.

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