Overview
The LinkVet Healthcare Portal provides veterinary teams with access to summarized, longitudinal wellness data from pets whose owners are using Link Connected Pet. The goal is to give clinics meaningful context about a pet’s at-home behavior between visits, without exposing unnecessary or overly granular consumer data.
This article outlines exactly what data is visible, how it is presented, and what limitations apply.
Core Data Types Available in the Portal
When a client is enrolled and active, the LinkVet Portal may display the following categories of data:
1. Activity Data
Clinics may see summarized information such as:
- Daily activity levels (trend-based)
- Changes in movement over time
- Periods of increased or decreased activity
- Week-over-week or month-over-month comparisons
This helps support discussions around mobility, recovery, weight management, and general wellness trends.
2. Sleep and Rest Patterns
The portal may include:
- Total sleep duration trends
- Changes in sleep consistency over time
- Rest fragmentation patterns (high-level summaries)
- Comparisons across time periods
These insights can support conversations around recovery, senior care, and behavioral changes.
3. Longitudinal Wellness Trends
Rather than isolated data points, the portal emphasizes:
- Trend visualization over time
- Behavioral pattern changes
- Gradual increases or decreases in activity or rest
- Recovery trajectory after treatment or surgery
This supports more informed recheck and follow-up discussions.
4. Pet Profile Information
Basic contextual information may include:
- Pet name and identifier
- Species and breed (if provided)
- Age and weight (if entered by owner)
- Associated clinic (if enrolled)
This provides clinical context for interpreting trends.
5. Engagement Indicators (When Available)
In some configurations, clinics may see high-level engagement signals such as:
- App usage consistency
- Reminder adoption (if enabled)
- General participation in the platform
These indicators help identify how actively the client is engaged with at-home monitoring.
6. Device-Generated Data (If Applicable)
For pets using a Link device, the portal may include:
- Activity movement data derived from wearable tracking
- Sleep-related movement patterns
- Consistency of data reporting over time
Data is presented in summarized form, not raw sensor logs.
What Data Clinics Do NOT See
To maintain privacy and system boundaries, the LinkVet Portal does NOT display:
- Full AI chat conversations from pet parents
- Emergency alerts or live real-time monitoring
- Diagnostic interpretations or medical conclusions
- External medical records, lab results, or imaging
- Detailed raw sensor-level data streams
- Private user account credentials or personal contact details
How Data Is Presented
All data in the LinkVet Portal is designed to be:
- Summarized (not raw logs)
- Trend-based (not single-point readings)
- Clinically contextualized (not diagnostic)
- Time-segmented (daily, weekly, monthly views)
The focus is on interpretation support, not data overload.
Data Availability Depends on Participation
Not all pets will have full data available in the portal. Visibility depends on:
- Client onboarding completion
- App usage and engagement
- Device usage consistency (if applicable)
- Clinic enrollment and configuration
Data gaps are normal and do not indicate system error.
Clinical Use of This Data
Veterinary teams typically use portal data to:
- Support recheck conversations
- Track recovery or treatment response
- Identify behavioral or mobility changes
- Provide context for client-reported concerns
- Improve continuity of care between visits
Key Takeaway
The LinkVet Healthcare Portal provides veterinary teams with summarized, longitudinal insights into a pet’s activity, sleep, and wellness trends. It is intentionally designed to be clinically useful without exposing sensitive, real-time, or overly granular data, ensuring it remains a supportive tool for informed veterinary conversations.
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