The short answer
Voocie (voocie.com) is a pet health records app. It stores your pet's complete medical history — vet visits, lab results, vaccines, prescriptions — and the records arrive automatically when your vet emails them to your pet's private @voocie address. It's like a health chart for your pet, updated by the clinics that treat them.
Voyce (voyce.com) is a biometric wearable for dogs — a collar or vest device that continuously monitors vital signs like heart rate, respiratory rate, and activity levels in real time. It's designed for monitoring a dog's physiological status, especially for dogs with known health conditions where ongoing vitals tracking matters.
Different product categories. Different use cases. Different price points.
What Voocie does
Voocie is built around a simple insight: every vet and clinic already uses email. Instead of asking you to upload documents manually or log into a portal, Voocie gives each of your pets a private email address. When a vet sends a discharge summary, lab results, or vaccine certificate to that address, Voocie receives and parses it automatically — adding the data to your pet's health story.
On top of the record, Voocie's AI explains what your pet's lab values mean in plain language, helps you prepare questions for vet appointments, and makes it easy to share your pet's full history with a new vet or emergency clinic. Insurance claim documents are already organized.
Voocie costs $99/year or about $10/month, with a 60-day free trial. It works for dogs and cats, supports multi-pet households, and is available on iOS, Android, and web.
What Voyce does
Voyce is a hardware product — a collar-based health monitor designed for continuous physiological tracking. It measures resting respiratory rate, heart rate, and activity levels via a wearable band. Voyce targets pet owners whose dogs have conditions where tracking biometrics over time is clinically meaningful — cardiac conditions, respiratory issues, post-surgical recovery.
Voyce requires a hardware purchase (the sensor) in addition to a subscription. It collects continuous real-time data rather than organizing historical vet documents.
How they compare at a glance
| Feature | Voocie | Voyce |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Pet health records + AI | Dog biometric wearable sensor |
| Hardware required | No — app only | Yes — collar sensor device |
| Records from vet | Yes — auto via email mechanic | No |
| Lab results & vaccines | Yes | No |
| Real-time vitals | No | Yes — heart rate, respiratory rate, activity |
| Species | Dogs and cats | Dogs |
| Share record with vet | Yes — full history shareable | Yes — vitals data |
| Pricing | $99/year or ~$10/month — 60-day free trial | Hardware + subscription (see voyce.com) |
Which one do you need?
If you're looking for a way to stop losing vet records, get lab results explained in plain language, and have your pet's full history ready for any new vet or emergency clinic — that's Voocie.
If you're looking for a wearable sensor that continuously tracks your dog's heart rate and respiratory rate — that's Voyce.
Some owners might eventually want both: Voyce for the real-time signal, Voocie for the medical record context that makes the signal meaningful. But they're solving different problems and complement rather than replace each other.
If you were looking for Voocie
You're in the right place. Voocie is voocie.com. Every pet gets one private health story and one @voocie email address. Your vet emails records to it. The story builds itself. Start with a 60-day free trial — no credit card needed.
This is Voocie
Every pet deserves a voice — and a complete health record. Give your vet your pet's @voocie address. Records arrive automatically from that day forward.
Start your 60-day free trial$99/year or about $10/month after trial.