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IJSREM46981
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9 |
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May 2025
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
â Growing tech integration in pet care has led to mobile apps for pet ownersâ health, well-being, and management. However, most apps lack comprehensive, AI-driven solutions, offering limited features like online consultations or basic tracking. This study introduces PashuYatna, a powerful pet care app integrating social interaction, telemedicine, breed identification, AI disease detection, and health tracking. The study assessed PashuYatnaâs ability to meet owner needs and improve pet management using a mixed-methods approach (literature, user input, quantitative analysis). It examined digital solutionsâ impact on proactive health, early diagnosis, and veterinary access. Data on owner happiness, diagnostic accuracy, and engagement from real-world testing showed that incorporating telemedicine and AI significantly improves owner awareness, diagnostic accuracy, and veterinary access, leading to better pet health. Users reported improved access to remote vet services, organized records, and early issue detection. This study highlights AIâs importance in modern pet care and how a comprehensive app like PashuYatna can transform pet ownership. Future development suggestions include expanding telemedicine, integrating wearables, and improving AI disease identification accuracy, providing insights for developers and vets.
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5/5/2025
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