19 March 2026
ADV strengthens ties with Australia's zoo and wildlife community, advancing multi-species cardiac diagnostics
ADV was proud to be a major sponsor of the ASZK 50th Anniversary Conference, an opportunity to introduce its services to the wider zoo keeping community. The event was well attended by zoo keepers from across Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea, and included an exclusive, behind-the-scenes tour of some of Melbourne Zoo's extraordinary facilities, including its Lion, Gorilla and Lord Howe Island Stick Insect programs.

Alerte Digital Vet (ADV) has established exclusive partnerships with leading zoological and wildlife organisations across Australia, representing a significant milestone in the company's strategy to advance AI-powered veterinary cardiac diagnostics.
These collaborations extend ADV's technology beyond traditional companion animal settings and into some of the most specialised veterinary environments in the country. Working alongside experienced zoo and wildlife veterinarians provides a unique opportunity to evaluate and refine ADV's cardiac monitoring and diagnostic capabilities across a diverse range of species, many of which present unique physiological characteristics and clinical challenges.
The partnerships provide access to valuable multi-species cardiac datasets that are rarely available within conventional veterinary practice. This data plays an important role in strengthening ADV's artificial intelligence models, supporting the development of more robust algorithms and enhancing diagnostic accuracy across a broader range of animals.
ADV was proud to be a major sponsor of the ASZK 50th Anniversary Conference, an opportunity to introduce its services to the wider zoo keeping community. The event was well attended by zoo keepers from across Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea, and included an exclusive, behind-the-scenes tour of some of Melbourne Zoo's extraordinary facilities, including its Lion, Gorilla and Lord Howe Island Stick Insect programs.
In addition to advancing the company's technology, the collaborations enable close engagement with veterinary specialists, researchers and conservation teams working at the forefront of animal health and welfare. Insights gained through these partnerships help inform product development, validate clinical performance and identify new applications for advanced cardiac monitoring in both companion and non-companion species.
The relationships also reinforce ADV's position as an innovator within the veterinary sector. By partnering with respected zoological institutions, the company is building credibility among leading veterinary professionals while demonstrating the adaptability and scalability of its platform across diverse clinical environments.
The scientific knowledge, clinical validation opportunities and unique data generated through these collaborations strengthen ADV's competitive advantage and contribute to the long-term defensibility of its technology platform.
As ADV continues to expand its capabilities, these partnerships will play an important role in supporting the company's vision of delivering smarter, more accessible cardiac care across multiple species and veterinary settings.
