The startup BlinDog's performance has gained national media attention. The company was featured in a segment on entrepreneurship on Rede Globo's Altas Horas program.

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The duo created a sensor-equipped collar for blind dogs. In 2015, they began thinking about a solution to help their blind dogs gain more autonomy and avoid collisions on their journeys.

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Blindog was born in Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, from the dream of two friends, Natália Dantas and Luana Wandecy, who share the same love, need, and desire to help pets who have lost their sight. To help blind dogs, the entrepreneurs developed a smart collar.

Blindog is a standout exhibitor in this regard. The company is showcasing a device for blind dogs at the event.

​Blindog, another participant at the fair, created a device to alert blind dogs and prevent collisions, using a vibration sensor that detects obstacles such as walls and steps. The idea, according to Luana Wandercy, CEO and founder of the brand, came after her 16-year-old pet went blind.

Products and services focused on pet health certainly attracted attention. At the Blindog booth, which created a device to help blind dogs avoid collisions, there was a lot of activity. "Through research and conversations with veterinarians, I realized that this wasn't just my experience..."

Today (18), Blindog, a startup that develops smart devices for visually impaired dogs, will be present for the first time at Pet South America, one of the largest Latin American fairs on innovations and trends that are shaping the world of pets.

Pet tech company Blindog will once again participate in the Startup Summit, presenting a solution that adds safety and quality of life to pets: a smart device for visually impaired animals. The patented solution is the only one in the world that uses technology to restore autonomy to pets.

Brazilians are passionate about dogs, and no one can deny that: there are 54.2 million dogs living in homes, according to a census by IPB (Instituto Pet Brasil). Therefore, caring for their health and well-being plays a crucial role in the quality of life of these beloved members, and that's where Blindog comes in, a startup that has developed a smart device for visually impaired dogs.

In addition to the BlinDog presentation, the event will feature a breakfast for owners and their dogs and a chat about microchipping.

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BlinDog is a company that develops technological products focused on the well-being and quality of life of dogs. Its smart device guides blind animals so they can avoid obstacles.

Blindog is a standout exhibitor in this regard. The company is showcasing a device for blind dogs at the event. The patented product is the only one in the world to use technology to help blind dogs.

The city of São Paulo is hosting another edition of Latin America's largest pet fair. Pet expert Julinho Casares attended the event to check out the latest products and services in the industry.

Pet health products and services certainly caught everyone's attention. The Blindog booth, which has created a device to help blind dogs avoid collisions, was bustling. "By researching and talking to veterinarians, I realized this wasn't just my situation; there are more than 6 million blind dogs in Brazilian homes," said Luana Wandecy, CEO and founder of the brand.

At the Blindog booth, which created a device to help blind dogs avoid collisions, the activity was intense. “Through research and conversations with veterinarians, I realized that this wasn't just my reality; there are more than 6 million blind dogs in Brazilian homes,” stated Luana Wandercy, CEO and founder of the brand.

Pet tech company Blindog will present at the Startup Summit , which takes place on August 23, 24 and 25, in Florianópolis, a solution that adds safety and quality of life to pets: a smart device for visually impaired animals.

The pet tech company Blindog is participating, once again, in the Startup Summit, which runs until tomorrow (25), presenting a solution that adds safety and quality of life to pets: an intelligent device for visually impaired animals.

Founded in 2015, the company, which is the only one in the world to solve the problem of canine blindness through technology, was born from a personal struggle of partners Luana Wandecy and Natália Dantas: both had blind dogs and could not find a solution that would restore their pets' autonomy, and that's when the idea for the product emerged.

Next Saturday, the 12th, Blindog (www.blindog.com.br), a startup that developed a smart device for pets that have gone blind, will participate in Manhã Pet Feliz, at PetZen Shop.

BlinDog, a pre-incubated company at Inova Metrópole, was recognized as one of the highlights in the innovative entrepreneurship training program at InovAtiva Brasil, the largest startup acceleration initiative in the country.

With the device, attached to your pet's collar to emit vibrating alerts to help them avoid obstacles, you can walk in any environment without collisions, protected from bumps and injuries, restoring well-being and autonomy.

Blindog has introduced a device to guide blind dogs. The product, attached to a collar, emits gentle vibrations to help the animal avoid obstacles, preventing collisions and injuries.

​An absolute success with the public. That's how Guilherme Martinez, head of PET South America and PET VET 2023, defined the results of the two main events for the pet and veterinary industries in Latin America, which concluded last Friday, the 18th. The number of visitors increased by 31% compared to last year's edition, totaling 41,315. This increase was driven by the increase in the number of veterinarians present in the São Paulo Expo pavilions.

Today (18), Blindog, a startup that develops smart devices for visually impaired dogs, will be present for the first time at Pet South America, one of the largest Latin American fairs on innovations and trends that are shaping the world of pets.

Pet tech company Blindog will once again participate in the Startup Summit , presenting a solution that adds safety and quality of life to pets: a smart device for visually impaired animals. The patented solution is the only one in the world that uses technology to restore autonomy to pets.

Brazilians are passionate about dogs, and no one can deny it: there are 54.2 million dogs living in homes, according to a census by the IPB (Instituto Pet Brasil). And with that, caring for their health and well-being plays a crucial role in the quality of life of these beloved family members, and that's where Blindog comes in, a startup that has developed a smart device for visually impaired dogs.

A pet tech company – startups with solutions for pets – has developed a smart collar for blind dogs. The patented solution is the only one in the world that uses technology to restore autonomy to animals. Blindog's mission is the well-being of pets, especially those facing the limitation of blindness.