Dog hardware. Cat software.
When you've met a basenji, you've met ONE basenji.
Vets have training. Owners have telemetry.
What one basenji household is learning.
How I Think About This
Veterinary medicine relies on snapshot data: a blood panel taken on a Tuesday, a physical exam lasting fifteen minutes. While vital, this represents isolated nodes of information.
The Variable Stack is my methodology for connecting those nodes through continuous, longitudinal tracking. By treating the owner as a dedicated telemetry sensor, I capture the subtle, daily shifts in behavior, output, and intake that precede clinical symptoms.
I do not rely on anecdotes. I rely on structured observation, documented over time, providing a contextual baseline that empowers better clinical decisions when our vet needs them.