Petwealth Unveils Modernized Pet Health Platform at SuperZoo 2026

MIAMI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug 7, 2026--

Petwealth, the pet health diagnostics and intelligence company modernizing how pet parents and pet care professionals access actionable health insights, announces the next evolution of its platform at SuperZoo 2026 in Las Vegas.

This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260807559747/en/

Petwealth will arrive at SuperZoo alongside strategic partner Kennel Connection with a redesigned product experience, integrated veterinary support, and pricing intended to make proactive pet health screening more accessible.

At the center of the evolution is a simple principle: Designed with vets. Trusted by vets. Built for pet parents.

“Petwealth has evolved tremendously since we introduced the company. We listened to veterinarians, pet parents and industry partners to build an experience that reflects what modern pet care should look like: accessible, intuitive and connected. SuperZoo is where we're bringing evolution together for the industry.”

- Angelo Palivos, Founder and CEO, Petwealth

A Modernized Petwealth

Petwealth offers at-home pet health testing for dogs and cats across oral, respiratory and fecal health, with a streamlined experience from sample collection through results. Samples are returned to Petwealth's molecular diagnostics laboratory, with results available within 24–48 hours of laboratory receipt.

Individual kits start at $125, with the Petwealth Complete Health Kit available for $249, giving pet parents flexibility to choose individual areas of interest or a more comprehensive testing experience.

Connecting Insights to Veterinary Guidance

Petwealth's approach has been developed with input from veterinary professionals and advisors, with an emphasis on complementing the relationship between pet parents and their veterinarians.

Through its partnership with Pawp, Petwealth serves as Pawp’s preferred diagnostic partner, providing testing that supports Pawp’s veterinary team. Pet parents have access to Pawp’s licensed veterinary professionals to better understand their results and discuss appropriate next steps.

“Petwealth partners with pet parents and vets to provide faster diagnostics and better health for our pets.”

- Dr. Amy Attas, City Pets, NYC and Veterinary Advisor to Petwealth

Petwealth Heads to SuperZoo With Kennel Connection

Petwealth will showcase its modernized platform at SuperZoo 2026 alongside strategic partner Kennel Connection, whose pet care management platform serves thousands of pet care businesses.

Together, the companies are working to expand access to proactive pet health screening where pets already spend their time, including boarding facilities, groomers and other professional pet care settings.

“For more than 30 years, Kennel Connection has been committed to helping pet care businesses thrive through innovation and exceptional care. Petwealth’s diagnostic technology represents the kind of forward-thinking solution our industry needs, and we’re proud to work together to bring this advancement to our clients and the pet parents they serve.”

- Jeff Brodsly, CEO, Kennel Connection

Building the Future of Connected Pet Health

Petwealth's next phase focuses on making pet health information easier to access and understand, supporting informed conversations with veterinary professionals, and creating opportunities for pet care businesses to offer proactive screening.

Petwealth’s at-home pet health testing kits for dogs and cats include oral, respiratory and fecal sample collection kits for proactive pet health screening. The modernized product line will be showcased at SuperZoo 2026 in Las Vegas.

Surveillance video released Friday shows a gunman at an Idaho In-N-Out Burger killing one of his three victims last week by firing through a drive-up window before shooting more people outside the fast-food restaurant.

Police in Twin Falls said at a news conference that they still don’t have a motive for the shooting last Saturday. Seven people were wounded. The gunman, Chad Williams, 24, killed himself.

Video shows Williams walking up to the drive-thru window four times to fire shots. A worker at the window died of gunshot wounds. A second victim died outside the restaurant and another in a nearby visitors center parking lot.

“What happened here was violent, frightening and deeply traumatic,” Twin Falls Police Chief Matthew Hicks said.

It should have been a “normal Saturday afternoon,” he said. “Employees showing up for work. Visitors coming to see our beautiful city. Instead they were confronted with chaos, fear and now loss.”

Hicks praised the work of an off-duty state trooper and a former police officer, A.J. James, who was wounded while confronting Williams.

James acted “heroically and unbelievably” to try to slow down the shooter, Hicks said.

The In-N-Out had opened in July as part of the chain’s expansion into Idaho.

Police identified those killed as Ashley Garibay, 23, of Stockton, California; Dale Schultz, 66, of Salt Lake City; and Christopher Claunch, 59, of Hagerman, Idaho.

A woman prays during a candlelight vigil Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2026, in Twin Falls, Idaho, to honor the victims of a recent shooting at a local In-N-Out Burger. (AP Photo/Andrew Eakin)